Zeres
ERE provider
What do you keep with Zeres?
Net per year, indicative
- ZeresQuarterly€ 300 to 370+ costs, not in this amount
- Median, open offersAll providers open now€ 330
At 4,000 kWh about € 10 above the median.
Compare all providersWith Zeres you have the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and receive your share of the ERE proceeds. Rate 19% + costs, payout quarterly, contract 12 months. Sign-up is open.
Trust score
Good · 7.0/10
18 checks of public terms
- Hidden fees3.3
- Clear terms10.0
- Payout & exit10.0
- Strong backing6.0
Hidden fees
Extra costs found only in the terms
Net per year*
Rate
Extra costs at Zeres, besides 19%: + costs
These costs are not in the headline rate.
- Brokers’ sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are deducted before the commission (art. 9.2, version 21 October 2026); art. 7.3 still names verification and audit costs source
According to Zeres: about 1.0 to 1.5% transaction costs of the sale value. source
See it in the trust breakdownPayout
Contract term
Hidden fees
* Indication at 4,000 kWh per year, based on public rates and the current ERE price.Adjust calculation
Zeres in short
Strengths
- Quarterly payout
- Commission falls each renewal year to 14%
- No tacit renewal
Points of attention
- 1% sales costs are deducted before commission (art. 9.2)
- FAQ: mandate for this year and the next, cancel by 1 December; terms (art. 11.2): ends by itself on 31 December
Terms
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- Rate
- 19%Private 19% incl. VAT, 1pp lower per renewal year down to 14%; business/HOA 13% excl. VAT (16% elsewhere in the FAQ)
Extra costs at Zeres, besides 19%: + costs
These costs are not in the headline rate.
- Brokers’ sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are deducted before the commission (art. 9.2, version 21 October 2026); art. 7.3 still names verification and audit costs source
According to Zeres: about 1.0 to 1.5% transaction costs of the sale value. source
See it in the trust breakdown - Payout
- QuarterlyQuarterly, within 30 days of NEa acceptance, verification, sale and receipt. Q1 to Q3 2026: the FAQ says mid-November 2026 (was: late October), once the NEa makes the register ready; a 50% Q1 advance was paid in July.
- Contract term
- 12 months
- Notice period
- Art. 11.3: cancel towards year-end with one calendar month's notice by email or portal; no exit fee.
- Extra costs
- Art. 9.2 (version 21 October 2026): only brokers’ sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are deducted before commission; audit, connection and partner fees are inside the commission. Art. 7.3 still says verification and audit costs are deducted from proceeds unless agreed otherwise. Business/HOA: audit €150 per EAN per year (excl. VAT) up to 75,000 kWh, €1,700 a year above that; a required on-site audit (for example with solar panels) costs €1,900 extra.
- For
- Private · Business · HOA
Trust score
How trustworthy is Zeres?
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 October 29, 2026 · How we calculate the score
Hidden fees1/3 passed · weight 30%3.3
Headline price is published before sign-up: Yes
The homepage states a 19% commission and a payout of €0.13 per kWh for Q1 to Q3 2026 (previously: a ‘guaranteed minimum’ of €0.13). source
No extra costs on top of the headline price: No
Art. 9.2 (version 21 October 2026): brokers’ sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are deducted first, before the 19% commission; other costs are inside the commission. Art. 7.3 still says verification and audit costs are deducted from proceeds unless agreed otherwise. source
Any extra costs are shown next to the price: No
The homepage and FAQ say private customers pay no costs; the 1% sales costs appear only in the terms (art. 9.2), not next to the price. source
Clear terms5/5 passed · weight 20%10.0
Full terms are public, no account needed: Yes
General terms of supply (version 1 September 2026) are public as a web page and PDF. source
Term and notice period are clearly stated: Yes
Art. 11: one calendar year; cancel towards year-end with one calendar month's notice. source
No one-sided price changes without a right to cancel: Yes
Art. 17.3: for an adverse change, the customer may cancel free of charge until it takes effect. source
No tacit renewal into a new fixed term: Yes
Art. 11.2: no tacit renewal; without confirmation the agreement ends on 31 December. source
Public privacy policy: Yes
The privacy statement covers EAN, meter and charging data, REV registrations and ERE payouts. source
Payout & exit5/5 passed · weight 25%10.0
A concrete payout moment is stated: Yes
Homepage: paid every quarter; art. 9.4: within 30 days of acceptance, verification, sale and receipt. source
Paid automatically, no claim or threshold: Yes
Art. 9.4: paid to the account number provided; no invoice or minimum amount. source
No holdback or reserve on payouts: Yes
No reserve clause; the 50% paid in July 2026 was an advance ahead of full settlement. source
Cancel without a fee, at most one month’s notice: Yes
Art. 11.3: cancel towards year-end with one calendar month's notice by email or portal; no exit fee. source
EREs already earned are still paid after leaving: Yes
Art. 11.7: work is completed up to and including the payout for the quarter in which the agreement ends. source
Strong backing3/5 passed · weight 25%6.0
Legal entity and KvK number on the website: Yes
Footer and terms: Zeres B.V., KvK 99395142. source
Address and direct contact (phone or email) published: Yes
Addresses in Amsterdam and Schiphol-Rijk, phone numbers and info@zeres.nl. source
Holds its own REV account with the registration-service facility: Yes
The account-holder overview of 21 October 2026 shows Zeres B.V. with the registration-service facility. source
Every link (or registered parent) active since 2023 or earlier: No
Zeres B.V. was incorporated on 24 December 2025 per KvK data; no documented parent company. source
Every link is part of a larger group or has documented funding: No
No parent company, stock listing or investors documented. source
Extra costs we found
- Brokers’ sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are deducted before the commission (art. 9.2, version 21 October 2026); art. 7.3 still names verification and audit costs only in the terms
Company details
- Company
- Zeres B.V.
- KvK number
- 99395142
- Active since
- 2025
- Background
- Founded in 2025; no parent company or investors documented.
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What changed at Zeres
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
- 19%
- unchanged
- Contract term
- 12 months
- unchanged
- Sign-up
- Open
- unchanged
- Trust score
- 7.0/10
- unchanged
No changes seen since September 27, 2026. When a price, term or score changes, this shows when, and from what to what.
All trends: electricity price, charging and EREChanges at Zeres
We check every provider’s terms monthly. This is what changed, and what we corrected, with sources.
- Terms changed
Terms of 21 October 2026: only brokers' sales costs, 1% of gross proceeds, are now deducted outside the commission (was: transaction, verification, audit and admin costs). Art. 7.3 still names verification and audit costs. Trust score unchanged: the 1% is not shown next to the price. The FAQ now says mid-November 2026 for the Q1 to Q3 payout (was: late October). Source
- Terms changed
Business audit: €150 per EAN a year up to 75,000 kWh, €1,700 above that; on site €1,900 extra (was: €150; on site €750 plus the auditor). Source
- Terms changed
€0.13 per kWh is now on the site as the payout for Q1 to Q3 2026, not as a guarantee; con removed (was: ‘guaranteed minimum’). Source
- Our correction
Commission corrected: private 19% incl. VAT, 1 point lower per renewal year to 14% (was: unknown). Source
- Our correction
Payout corrected: quarterly, within 30 days after acceptance, sale and receipt (was: after sale). Source
- Our correction
Costs added: transaction, verification, audit and admin costs are deducted before the commission. Source
- Our correction
No guaranteed price listed: terms art. 4.2 guarantee no revenue, unlike the €0.13/kWh on the homepage. Source
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Zeres reliable?
As of October 6, 2026, the rate at Zeres is 19% + costs, payout is quarterly, the contract is 12 months and the trust score is 7.0/10. Zeres 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?
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