Stekker
On NEa registerLast updated: September 11, 2026 at 06:17
Your indication
Private · 4,000 kWh per year · Smart charge point
Estimated net earnings - indication
Adjust calculationCommission
15%
Payout
Quarterly
Contract term
12 months
Stekker in short
Stekker registers the ERE-eligible charging sessions based on the charging data you make available from an eligible charge point. The provider applies a commission of 15%, pays out quarterly and works with a contract term of 12 months, based on currently public information.
Strengths
- Quarterly payout
- Bundles smart charging
- Known commission of 15%
Points of attention
- –12-month contract term
Terms
| Commission | 15% |
|---|---|
| Payout | Quarterly |
| Contract term | 12 months |
| Notice period | Not publicly stated |
| Audit costs | Not publicly stated |
| Suitability | Suitable for private individuals |
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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.
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