Stop overpaying to charge your EV.
Find free chargers, compare real per-kWh prices, and know what a full charge costs before you plug in.
Same car, same 60 kWh — $0 vs $29
A free Level 2 charger at a grocery store against a 48¢/kWh fast charger down the street. That gap is what we help you find.
Three ways to pay less
Find no-cost chargers
Many hotels, shops and city lots offer charging at no cost. We list them first, so the free option is always the first one you see.
Compare real prices
We show the price per kWh each network publishes. If a station doesn't publish one, we say so instead of guessing.
Charge at home for less
Overnight home charging usually costs a fraction of fast charging. Get free quotes from local installers.
What does a full charge cost?
Enter your numbers. We add about 10% for energy lost while charging.
- Home charging$9.24
- Public Level 2$16.50
- DC fast charger$31.68
- Free charger$0.00
Charging at home instead of fast-charging saves $22.44 per fill, about $1,167 a year at one fill a week.
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Get a home charger installed
Charging overnight at home is usually the cheapest way to drive electric. Tell us where you park and we'll connect you with licensed local installers for free quotes.