To become an EV charger host, you'll need to own or have access to the property and charger where your listing is located. If your property and charger is rented, you must seek permission from the landlord or owner.

You cannot list chargers located on public spaces or managed by local authorities.

If access to your property and EV charger requires a code, permit, fob, or key, that is acceptable however, you will need to make EVO's aware by adding details to your listing.

Income from renting your driveway whilst recharging member's EV's may qualify for the UK government's property trading income allowance, which allows up to £1,000 tax free earnings per year. Speak to your accountant or tax professional to clarify your position.

How much you charge is down to your own discretion. But it is recommended that you list your charger at a competitive fee that is comparatively cheaper than the more common public CPO's (charge point operators). To reach a desired figure, try using our Host Charger Price Calculator. This useful feature will help you quickly calculate the base cost of your electricity supply and suggest a suitable price that includes a fair markup, whilst ensuring you make a bit of profit.

In our opinion, the absolute maximum fee you should be aiming to charge is no more than £3.00 per hour - the equivalent of £0.40 per kWh. Price your charger higher and you will likely struggle to get any bookings.

It's entirely up to you. Some members prefer to be present whilst EVO's charge their vehicles, whilst others are happy to take a contactless approach. Using joosup can be hands-on or as hassle-free as you like.

Absolutely! You can set what days of the week and what times you want your charger to be available to other members, meaning you don't have to worry about unexpected guests or bookings at inconvenient times.

Of course you can. You can add as many EV chargers to your joosup account as you like.