Joulo
ERE provider
What do you keep with Joulo?
Net per year, indicative
- JouloQuarterly€ 300 to 360
- Median, open offersAll providers open now€ 330
With Joulo you have the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and receive your share of the ERE proceeds. Rate 20%, payout quarterly, contract 12 months. Sign-up is open.
Trust score
Strong · 9.0/10
18 checks of public terms
- Hidden fees10.0
- Clear terms10.0
- Payout & exit10.0
- Strong backing6.0
Hidden fees
No costs beyond the headline price
Net per year*
Rate
Payout
Contract term
Hidden fees
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001:2022, according to Joulo (certificate NL26092601, LMS Assessments Limited, valid until September 25, 2029)
The certificate covers the whole Joulo platform: website, dashboard, mobile app, OCPP gateway, database, backend, supporting services and the team laptops. That platform delivers the ERE service.
Source · checked on October 11, 2026
* Indication at 4,000 kWh per year, based on public rates and the current ERE price.Adjust calculation
Joulo in short
Strengths
- Quarterly payout
- Commission falls yearly to 17%, to 10% with referrals
- Cancel free of charge, also in year one, ending at the latest one month later
Points of attention
- Without choosing immediate termination, cancellation takes effect on 31 December
- Switching to another provider is only possible from 1 January; after an immediate termination nobody can book the rest of that year's kWh for that EAN
Terms
- Connects automatically with
- ABB, Alfen, Autel, CTEK, Easee, Ecotap, Eneco eMobility, Enovates, Etrel, EVBox, go-e, KEBA, Mennekes, Ohme, Peblar, Raedian, Ratio Electric, Shell Recharge (ex-NewMotion), Smappee, Tesla, Wallbox, Zaptec
- Rate
- 20%20% incl. VAT in year 1, then 1pp lower per year to 17%; down to 10% with referrals. Business/HOA: 15% excl. VAT
- Payout
- QuarterlyQuarterly, at the latest 30 days after the quarter in which the EREs were accepted, sold and paid for; you get a message and the amount goes automatically to the IBAN in your profile, with no approval step. First payout after release 2 of the NEa register; the NEa decides when that comes.
- Contract term
- 12 months
- Notice period
- Art. 10.3: cancel free of charge at any time, with no penalty. By default at the end of the calendar year, or, if you choose immediate termination, at the latest one month after receipt.
- Extra costs
- Private: no audit, activation or data-access fees; those fall under the service fee, including a fee from a manufacturer or operator (art. 5.13). Business: verification €50 (up to 20,000 kWh) or €180 (20,000 to 75,000 kWh) per connection per year excl. VAT, deducted from the payout (since 31 October 2026; above that or with own generation per quote). HOA: one-off €150 excl. VAT, waived above 10,000 EREs.
- For
- Private · Business · HOA
Trust score
How trustworthy is Joulo?
We checked 18 points in the public terms, prices and company details. Every point has a source; anything not made public earns no points.
Checked on November 4, 2026 · How we calculate the score
Hidden fees3/3 passed · weight 30%10.0
Headline price is published before sign-up: Yes
A 20% service fee (incl. VAT) for private customers is on the website and in terms art. 5.2. source
No extra costs on top of the headline price: Yes
Art. 5.13 (7 October 2026): every cost of retrieving charging-session data falls under the service fee, including a fee a manufacturer or operator asks for it. Art. 5.4 passes verification on only to businesses and VvEs; private customers fall outside that article. source
Any extra costs are shown next to the price: Yes
No extra costs for private customers. The homepage calculator, the FAQ ‘What does Joulo cost?’ on the homepage and in the knowledge base, and the ERE registration page show a 20% service fee, with no reservation. source
Clear terms5/5 passed · weight 20%10.0
Full terms are public, no account needed: Yes
The full general terms, with a change log, are public at joulo.nl/voorwaarden. Last update 30 October 2026; in force from 29 March 2026. source
Term and notice period are clearly stated: Yes
Art. 10: agreement per calendar year, five-year mandate. Cancel any time free of charge, by default on 31 December, or by immediate termination at the latest one month after receipt (10.3). source
No one-sided price changes without a right to cancel: Yes
Art. 5.7: a service fee increase is announced by 31 October and only applies to kWh measured from the following 1 January; kWh measured earlier keep the old fee, also after cancelling (art. 10.5, since 6 October 2026). Art. 11.2: free cancellation before any adverse change takes effect. source
No tacit renewal into a new fixed term: Yes
Art. 10.3: when cancelling you can, also in the first year, choose an immediate termination free of charge. The agreement and the mandate then end at the latest one month later. Without that choice the cancellation takes effect at year-end. The agreement runs while the mandate is valid and does not end by itself on 31 December (10.2). Switching to another provider still only works from 1 January, because the NEa allows one booking service provider per EAN per calendar year (art. 10.6), so after an immediate termination nobody can book the rest of that year's kWh for that EAN. source
Public privacy policy: Yes
The privacy policy lists kWh per session, charging records (CDR) and NEa registration as a purpose. source
Payout & exit5/5 passed · weight 25%10.0
A concrete payout moment is stated: Yes
Art. 5.5: quarterly payout, at the latest 30 days after the quarter in which the conditions are met. source
Paid automatically, no claim or threshold: Yes
You get a message that your amount is ready and Joulo transfers it quarterly to the IBAN in your profile; no claim or threshold (knowledge base and blog, since 6 October 2026). Each calendar year, before the first payout, you do confirm that you already held the connection on 1 January (terms art. 10.12). source
No holdback or reserve on payouts: Yes
No reserve; only kWh still awaiting verification or NEa acceptance move to the next quarter. source
Cancel without a fee, at most one month’s notice: Yes
Art. 10.3: cancel free of charge at any time, with no penalty. By default at the end of the calendar year, or, if you choose immediate termination, at the latest one month after receipt. source
EREs already earned are still paid after leaving: Yes
Art. 10.3 and 10.5: charging sessions up to the end date are still booked and paid out net. On a year-end cancellation that is all kWh of that year; on an immediate termination only kWh measured up to the end date. source
Strong backing3/5 passed · weight 25%6.0
Legal entity and KvK number on the website: Yes
Joulo B.V., KvK 42023359, appears in the terms and the footer. source
Address and direct contact (phone or email) published: Yes
Windheuvelstraat 10, Brummen, with a phone number and info@joulo.nl. source
Holds its own REV account with the registration-service facility: Yes
The account-holder overview of 21 October 2026 shows Joulo B.V. with the registration-service facility. source
Every link (or registered parent) active since 2023 or earlier: No
Joulo states 30 March 2026 as its founding date. Company.info shows a KvK registration on 31 March 2026. No parent company known. source
Every link is part of a larger group or has documented funding: No
Founder-led company; no parent company, investors or funding found. source
Company details
- Company
- Joulo B.V.
- KvK number
- 42023359
- Active since
- 2026
- Reviews
- Trustpilot 4.8 (55)Reviews cover the whole company; not checked whether they concern ERE specifically · not counted in the score
- Background
- Founder-led start-up, founded on 30 March 2026; no parent company or investors found.
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What changed at Joulo
We record every check of our data, since September 27, 2026. Latest check: November 4, 2026. Corrections of our own mistakes do not count as changes.
- Commission
- 20%
- unchanged
- Contract term
- 12 months
- unchanged
- Sign-up
- Open
- unchanged
- Trust score
- 9.0/10
- changed 3×
- Trust score: 6.6/10 to 9.0/10
- Trust score: 6.1/10 to 6.6/10
- Trust score: 5.7/10 to 6.1/10
Changes at Joulo
We check every provider’s terms monthly. This is what changed, and what we corrected, with sources.
- Terms changed
Business verification up to 20,000 kWh: €50 per connection per year excl. VAT, since 31 October 2026 (was: €48). Source
- Terms changed
First payout: after release 2 of the NEa register, timing set by the NEa (was: expected in October 2026). Source
- Terms changed
No passed-on brand fee anymore (was: allowed, art. 5.13). Immediate termination at the latest one month after notice (was: year-end only). Source
- Our correction
Founding date corrected to 30 March 2026 (was: 12 December 2025). Terms: last update 6 October 2026. Source
- Terms changed
Payout without an approval step: the knowledge base and blog now say the amount goes straight to your IBAN after a message. Trust check ‘paid automatically’ becomes Yes. Source
- Terms changed
Terms art. 5.7, 5.13 and 10.5: a higher service fee or a passed-on brand fee only applies to kWh from 1 January; kWh measured earlier keep the old fee, also after cancelling. Source
- Terms changed
Business verification becomes €48 (up to 20,000 kWh) or €180 (20,000 to 75,000 kWh) per connection per year excl. VAT, deducted from the payout, from 31 October 2026 (art. 5.4). HOA: one-off €150. Source
- Terms changed
Terms changed: a service fee increase only applies from 1 January and you can cancel free of charge before any adverse change (art. 5.7, 11.2), so the price-change check becomes Yes. Art. 5.13 now only covers a charger maker’s brand fee. Art. 10.2 was reworded; the calendar-year term is unchanged. Source
- Our correction
Payout detailed: quarterly, within 30 days after the quarter; you approve each payout in the dashboard. Source
- Our correction
Commission detailed: 20% incl. VAT in year 1, then 1 point lower a year to 17%; referrals take it to 10%. Source
- Our correction
Costs added: charger brands' data-access fees can be passed on (art. 5.13). Source
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Joulo reliable?
As of November 4, 2026, the rate at Joulo is 20%, payout is quarterly, the contract is 12 months and the trust score is 9.0/10. Joulo has the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and pays out your share of the ERE proceeds.
What does the earnings indication on this page mean?
The indication is calculated using a fixed reference volume, the working market price and this provider’s commission. It is a range for orientation, not a guaranteed amount.
Is a REV facility a quality mark?
No. The account-holder overview names the facilities on an account, including the registration-service facility. That is a fact about the account, not a judgement on the provider's commission, service or conditions. Assess those points separately.
How do I switch to another provider?
A contract typically runs per calendar year and you are registered with one provider at a time. Switching is usually possible per new calendar year; check the notice period with your current provider.
What is the contract term with this provider?
The contract term is shown on this page; for most providers it is 12 months. Where a provider does not disclose this, we show “Unknown”.
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