€0 per station without a per-kWh markup, unlike Wattify.
Wattify keeps billing your sessions, and Plugchoice manages the same OCPP 1.6J chargers next to it for €0.
€0
for the platform, at any fleet size
- Unlimited chargers, locations and users
- REST API with public documentation at developer.plugchoice.com
- Wattify stays connected through the OCPP proxy
Wattify prices from wattify.be/en/pricing, checked on 2 September 2026.
What you know before you sign
Wattify prices per charging station, not per plug.
- Every price is public€0 for the platform. Smart Charging is €25 a year per AC socket.
- Create an accountSign up yourself, without a card or a sales call.
- Point a charger at ws://ocpp.plugchoice.comWorks with chargers that speak OCPP 1.6J, depending on model, firmware and configuration.
- Charging the same dayThe charger shows up in the portal and the app once it connects.
- Pick a plan per station€0, €5 or €10 a month per charging station, excluding 21% VAT.1
- A markup on public sessionsOn top of the station fee, public sessions carry a markup per kWh.2
- A start fee for the driverOn Occasional Public, the €0 plan, the driver pays a start fee.2
- API on one planAPI access is listed on the Public plan only, at €10.1
Keep Wattify while you try Plugchoice
The chargers connect to Plugchoice once. Wattify stays connected next to it and keeps billing your sessions until you switch it off.
- One connection per chargerPoint the charger at Plugchoice. Plugchoice passes every message on to Wattify, and holds them while Wattify is offline.
- Switch Wattify off with one toggleSwitch it off in the portal or the app, and the charger stays online without a site visit.
- 300+ back offices on the listAdd another one next to Wattify. Each gets a role, Billing or Data and control, and only one holds Billing.
Plugchoice and Wattify compared
Wattify details from wattify.be, checked on 2 September 2026.
| Feature | Plugchoice€0 platform | €0 to €10 per station a month |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ||
| Fee per station | €0 to manage it | €0, €5 or €10 a month by plan, excluding 21% VAT1 |
| Fees on public sessions | None | A per-kWh markup and a start fee for the driver on Occasional Public2 |
| Smart charging | ||
| Load balancing | Dynamic load balancing with a meter, in Smart Charging from €25 a year per AC socket | Static and dynamic, steered by an external meter or API4 |
| Solar balancing | In Smart Charging | Not mentioned on wattify.be4 |
| Connections and billing | ||
| Another back office next to it | Through the OCPP proxy, with 300+ back offices on the list | Chargers connect to Wattify's own WebSocket endpoint5 |
| OCPP versions | 1.6J | No version stated on wattify.be5 |
| Billing for public charging | Planned for the fourth quarter of 2026 | Yes, as the charge point operator, invoicing eMSPs monthly3 |
| Roaming | Planned for the fourth quarter of 2026 | Through Gireve and e-clearing.net3 |
| Apps and data | ||
| App | For charger owners | For drivers; it cannot stop a session, reserve or schedule a start6 |
| REST API | Public documentation at developer.plugchoice.com | On the Public plan only1 |
| Security certification | Hosting certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, in the EU | No ISO 27001 claim on wattify.be7 |
Inside the Plugchoice portal and app
One account for both, free for every charger you connect.
Every charger in one list
Status, connection, location and serial number of each charger. Plugchoice translates the status of every brand into the same words.
The app for charger owners
Start, stop and lock the charger, follow each session and pick an energy mode from your phone.
The back offices on a charger
Each has a role, Billing or Data and control, and connects or disconnects with one click.
Smart Charging per location
The groups under the main fuse, the current per phase and the charge mode of the location. From €25 a year per AC socket.
A page per charger
Its connectors, sessions and commands, and the full OCPP message log, filterable and exportable.
Questions about switching from Wattify
Yes. The charger connects to Plugchoice, and Plugchoice passes every message on to Wattify. Wattify keeps billing your sessions next to Plugchoice until you switch it off.
Not yet. Billing and roaming are planned for the fourth quarter of 2026, in the countries our payment partner covers. Billing will be a flat price per charger, never a percentage of a session. Until then, keep Wattify connected for billing.
OCPP 1.6J. Chargers that speak it work, depending on model, firmware and configuration. Wattify publishes a WebSocket endpoint for chargers but no OCPP version number. Point the charger at ws://ocpp.plugchoice.com and add Wattify as its back office.
Yes. Smart Charging covers solar balancing, dynamic load balancing with a meter, power sharing and dynamic tariffs, from €25 a year per AC socket. Solar charging is not mentioned on wattify.be.
The platform is free for every charger, location and user. Smart Charging is €25 a year per AC socket, €74 for five years or €165 for the life of the charger. A DC socket counts four times. The Partner Program for your own brand is €29 a month per company.
Try Plugchoice next to Wattify
Create a free account, point a charger at ws://ocpp.plugchoice.com and add Wattify as its back office.
About this page
Wattify and the Wattify logo are trademarks of Wattify BV. All other names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. This page is published independently by Plugchoice and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Wattify. Every detail about Wattify was taken from the sources below and was accurate to the best of our knowledge on the dates shown. Plans and features change often, so please confirm the current details with Wattify before relying on them.
- Wattify, pricing page, wattify.be/en/pricing and wattify.be/prijzen. List Occasional Public at EUR 0, Low Public at EUR 5, Public at EUR 10 and Split-billing at EUR 5 per charging station per month, a Payter integration at EUR 13.50 per payment terminal plus EUR 0.12 per transaction and 2% of the amount collected, and state that prices exclude 21% VAT and are per charging station, not per plug. API access is listed on the Public plan only. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, 'Prices and differences in our subscription types', wattify.be/en/faq. Restates the same plan names and monthly figures, and describes the per-kWh markup on public sessions and the start fee charged to the driver on the Occasional Public plan. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, 'Load point publication and availability in third party apps' and 'Roaming prices', wattify.be/en/faq. Name e-clearing.net and Gireve as roaming hubs alongside OCPI-compliant platforms and OCHP, and describe Wattify acting as a CPO that invoices eMSPs monthly. No OCPI version is stated and Hubject is not named. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, 'How does load balancing work' and 'ISO 15118', wattify.be/en/faq. Describe static and dynamic load balancing steered by an external meter or API with per-customer charge profiles and prioritisation, and tie Plug and Charge to ISO 15118 support in the charger hardware while explicitly hedging vehicle-to-grid. Solar or PV charging is not mentioned anywhere on the site. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, 'WSS or WS, what is the difference' and 'What are all of the different OCPP statuses', wattify.be/en/faq. Publish a WebSocket endpoint for connecting a charger and the port conventions WSS on 443 and WS on 80, and explain the standard OCPP status values. No OCPP version number and no certification claim appears on the site. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, 'What can I do with the Wattify app' and 'What cannot the Wattify app do', wattify.be/en/faq. Describe the driver app and state that it cannot stop a session, make a reservation or schedule a start, and that registration runs through the website. Checked 2 September 2026.
- Wattify, general conditions, privacy policy and site footer, wattify.be. Name Wattify BV, VAT number BE0777.610.990, Kriephoekstraat 25, 9230 Wetteren, Belgium. No ISO 27001 certification, Eichrecht or MID metering claim, or data residency commitment appears on the site. Checked 2 September 2026.