Who pays what at Wattify?

The rule

Whoever pays for the card pays for charging.
Whoever has the charge point gets the money.
Wattify sits in between and keeps a small share.

The five blocks

• Account. This is the customer. A company, a building association (VME) or a person. The account gets the invoices. The account also gets the payouts.
• User. This is someone who logs in. A user belongs to an account. One account can have several users.
• Charging site. This is the place. An address, like a car park or driveway. The price per kWh is set here. The subscription is set here too.
• Charge point. This is the device. A charge point is on one charging site. It has one or more plugs.
• Charge card. You use it to start charging. A badge, or the app. Every card belongs to an account. That account pays for charging.

How does it fit together?

An account has users, charging sites and charge cards. A charging site has charge points. A card at a charge point makes a session. A card works at every charge point that allows it. Also at charge points of another account.

Where does the money go?

The green arrow shows where the money goes.

1. A visitor charges at a public charge point

1. The visitor pays the charging site's price.
2. Wattify collects the money.
3. The owner gets their share paid out.

2. An employee charges the company car at home

1. The employer pays for the power at the CREG rate.
2. Plus 2 cents per kWh for Wattify.
3. VAT applies only to those 2 cents.
4. The employee gets the power paid back.
5. That is an expense refund, without VAT.

Example: you charge 25.20 kWh. The employee gets € 9.49. The employer pays € 10.10.

3. A resident charges in their building's garage

1. The resident pays for their own sessions.
2. This usually goes by direct debit.
3. The VME gets the power cost back.

4. A company charges with its card elsewhere

1. The employee charges with the company card.
2. The company gets the invoice, not the employee.
3. The charge point owner gets their share.

5. Coming soon: charging outside the Wattify network (roaming)

This does not work yet. It is coming soon.

1. The customer charges at someone else's charge point.
2. That operator bills Wattify.
3. Wattify bills the customer, with a mark-up.
4. The customer gets one invoice from Wattify.

What about the subscription?

Usually the owner of the charging site pays the subscription. For a charger at home, the employer pays it. The subscription runs per charge point, per quarter. Whoever charges pays nothing towards it.