Home rates, public tariffs, monthly subscriptions, free kWh allowances — EV Cost Tracker brings every cost together so you finally know what driving electric is actually costing you.
Home energy bills. Public network invoices. Night-rate discounts. Monthly subscriptions that may or may not be worth it. Free kWh that expire. Session fees buried in the small print. Every provider has different rules — and the total sits scattered across five different places.
From your last home session to the cheapest public network you’ve used — everything in one clear view. No spreadsheets, no guesswork, no switching between apps.
Most apps assume one flat rate. Define your real program — with different prices for AC, DC, and HPC, time-of-day tiers, monthly fees, and session start costs.
Changed tariff mid-year? Past sessions keep their original prices automatically. Future sessions use the new one. Your full cost history stays accurate — always.
Plugged in and paid. Now record it. Enter the receipt price directly, or let the app calculate the cost from your program. Both options keep your history accurate.
Select your car from the built-in database and get battery size, real-world range, and charging specs prefilled. Edit any value to match your actual vehicle.
Which provider costs you most per kWh? Is your subscription worth it? Are you using your free kWh? Monthly trends answer the questions you didn’t know to ask.
Already tracking in a spreadsheet? Upload your file, preview every row, fix flagged errors, and import only the clean records. Nothing gets lost in the move.
Every screen is designed to be fast, clear, and useful on any device.
EV Cost Tracker is a public app with strictly private data. Your cars, charging sessions, programs, costs, and reports exist only inside your account.
Nothing is shared. Nothing is sold. Not now, not ever.
The app ships with a growing library of EV models and real-world charging programs from providers across Europe.
Copy any template, make it yours, and your private version is fully editable from day one.
Build your full charging history, compare programs side by side, and finally answer the question every EV owner should be able to answer — how much is this actually costing me?