Every charge point runs on MobiFLO at € 0 for its first 30 months, then € 3 per charge point per month. No trial, no card, no feature gate, no cut of your revenue. And because we would rather tell you the catch than have you find it: the € 0 does not run indefinitely, and below we explain exactly why, and how the clock resets.
Search for a free CPMS and you will meet all three. Ours is the third: € 0 per charge point for 30 months, with the whole platform rather than a limited tier.
| What it is | Licence cost | What it actually costs you |
|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted open source an OCPP server you run yourself | € 0 | A server, TLS certificates, backups, upgrades and OCPP compliance work — and you are the one on call when a charge point stops taking payments at 2am. Genuinely free of licence fees; not free of engineering. |
| Freemium platforms “free plan” with a ceiling | € 0 up to a limit | The limit is usually the thing you need as soon as you grow: number of charge points, users, roaming, or billing. The free plan is the trial; the price arrives when leaving is hardest. |
| MobiFLO what we do | € 0 for 30 months per charge point | The full platform, not a limited tier. After 30 months, € 3 per charge point per month — published, so you can plan for it today. |
The point worth checking against any “free plan”: this is the whole product, not a cut-down tier.
OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1, any brand of hardware. Remote start and stop, live status, firmware and configuration, smart charging and dynamic load management.
RFID cards, app or QR. A white-label driver app under your own name and colours on iOS and Android is available, and roaming through OCPI 2.2.1 in both CPO and eMSP roles.
Per-kWh tariffs, session records, automated invoicing, and a MID-certified meter option on e-flo hardware so a reading is legally billable rather than merely visible.
No transaction fee, no percentage, no revenue share — not during the 30 months and not after. A platform that takes a percentage grows more expensive precisely when you succeed.
Because a charge point that never gets replaced becomes the problem: old firmware, no security updates, and a support burden that someone eventually pays for. The clock exists to keep hardware current.
| Situation | What you pay for the platform |
|---|---|
| New charge point, month 1–30 | € 0 |
| Same charge point, month 31 onward | € 3 per month |
| You replace that charge point with a new one | € 0 again — the 30 months start over for the replacement unit |
| Large estates with an operator SLA | The SLA is a separate line and is billed in addition to the per-charge-point rate; neither replaces the other |
So a fleet on a normal hardware refresh cycle can keep running at € 0 — not through a loophole, but because that is what the mechanism is designed to encourage. We would rather be honest about this than have you discover a renewal price in month 31.
Every e-flo PRO includes 30 months at € 0. The charger is € 845,79 incl. Dutch VAT (€ 699 excl.) with no subscription of its own.
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Any OCPP brand — Alfen, Zaptec, Wallbox, whatever is on the wall. Each migrated charge point gets its own 30 months at € 0.
Migrate an existing fleet →
The operator programme includes the platform, a driver app in your own name and roaming from day one, for a published price.
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Nothing here needs a sales call: the prices are on the pages, and a charge point registers itself on its first OCPP message.
Yes, in three different senses — and ours is € 0 for the first 30 months, not forever. Self-hosted open-source OCPP servers cost nothing in licence fees but you provide the server, the security work and the on-call time. Freemium platforms are free up to a limit that usually binds as soon as you grow. MobiFLO gives every charge point the full platform at 0 euro for its first 30 months, then 3 euro per charge point per month, with no transaction fee and no revenue share.
No, and we say so plainly. Each charge point runs at 0 euro for its first 30 months and 3 euro per charge point per month thereafter. If that charge point is replaced with a new one, the 30 months start again for the replacement. The clock exists to keep hardware current rather than to create a renewal trap.
There is no feature gate and no card required: the 30 months at 0 euro cover the full platform, not a limited tier. The only limitation is time. After 30 months the rate is 3 euro per charge point per month, published in advance so it can be budgeted.
Yes. Any OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1 charge point of any brand can be migrated, and each migrated charge point gets its own 30 months at € 0.
No. There is no transaction fee, no percentage and no revenue share, during the 30 months or after. Large estates can add an operator SLA, which is a separate line billed in addition to the per-charge-point rate.