Monta is the bigger platform today: 14 countries, managed roaming to 200+ networks, a migration team, and payouts, maintenance jobs and reliability dashboards that MobiFLO is still building. MobiFLO prices differently, takes no share of revenue, and comes with its own charger. Below, each row shows what is shipping, and what is only on our roadmap.
A ✓ means shipping today. “Roadmap” means planned and not yet available. On Monta’s side we quote only what monta.com states, and write “not stated” rather than guess.
| MobiFLO | Monta | |
|---|---|---|
| OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 | ✓ Supported | Runs OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 in productionmonta.com/en/cpms/ocpp |
| Independent OCPP certification | Not yet Roadmap · Now | Not stated. Says every release is “OCPP-tested”monta.com/en/cpms/ocpp |
| Roaming | ✓ OCPI 2.2.1 (CPO and eMSP) and HubjectRoadmap · Now | Native OCPI. Managed roaming to 1M+ charge points on 200+ networks; self-managed OCPI is an add-onmonta.com/en/cpms · monta.com/en/pricing |
| Partner-specific roaming prices | One published tariff for every roaming partnerRoadmap · Next | Per-eMSP prices by account: discounts, markups and validity periods. Business and Enterprise plans; the self-managed version is rolling out graduallymonta.com help: bilateral · monta.com help: inbound roaming |
| Migration from another backend | Planned by hand with our teamRoadmap · Now | Dedicated migration engineer, phased pilot, 50K+ charge points migratedmonta.com/en/cpms |
| Load management | ✓ Calculated in the platformRoadmap · Now | Listed in its plans. Behaviour when the connection drops is not statedmonta.com/en/pricing |
| Hardware compatibility | Any OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1 charger; no published matrixRoadmap · Next | 960 models from 260+ brands, published listmonta.com/en/cpms |
| Reliability reporting | Not yet Roadmap · Next | Live dashboards, uptime status page, AI failure diagnosismonta.com/en/cpms |
| Plug & Charge | e-flo PRO: ISO 15118 nativeRoadmap · Next | Not stated on its CPMS or OCPP pagesmonta.com/en/cpms · monta.com/en/cpms/ocpp |
| Ad-hoc payment | Start by QR codeRoadmap · Next | In-app, App Clips, payment terminals, RFIDmonta.com/en/cpms |
| Site-owner revenue split and payouts | Not yet Roadmap · Next | Site-host accounts with a wallet, monthly withdrawals, revenue sharingmonta.com/en/cpms · monta.com/en/pricing |
| Maintenance work orders | Not yet Roadmap · Next | Installer and maintenance jobs, technician managementmonta.com/en/cpms · monta.com/en/pricing |
| Installer commissioning | Pre-provisioned e-flo PRO chargersRoadmap · Next | Installer and maintenance jobsmonta.com/en/pricing |
| API and integrations | Not yet Roadmap · Next | REST API and webhooks on every object, pre-built integrations, app marketplacemonta.com/en/cpms |
| Portfolio transfer between operators | Not yet Roadmap · Next | Not statedmonta.com/en/cpms · monta.com/en/pricing |
| Tariffs | ✓ Per kWh, per minute, idle fees, member rates, time bandsRoadmap · Later | Dynamic pricing by site, driver type, time of use and demandmonta.com/en/cpms |
| OCPP 2.1 | Not yet Roadmap · Later | Not statedmonta.com/en/cpms/ocpp |
Monta figures from the linked monta.com pages, checked 14 November 2026. If one is out of date, write to sales@e-flo.eu and we correct it.
€ 0 per charge point for its first 30 months, then € 3 per charge point per month. On top comes one SLA covering hosting, monitoring, roaming and support: € 2.600 per month for the first three years and € 3.800 after on the operator programme, agreed per fleet for migrations. No percentage of revenue on the operator programme; when a network migrates, an existing per-transaction fee is carried over at the rate already paid. A driver app in the operator’s own brand is part of the operator programme.
€ 5 per AC socket and € 8 per DC socket per month, a platform fee from € 500 per month, and a 2 % transaction fee (the FAQ’s worked example uses 4 %). A white-label driver app is an Advanced Plus add-on with a setup fee and monthly maintenance. Source: monta.com/en/pricing.
Neither is cheaper at every size. MobiFLO’s SLA is higher than Monta’s platform fee; Monta charges per socket and takes a share of each session where MobiFLO does not. Put in your own socket count and revenue before deciding.
It depends on size and revenue. MobiFLO charges € 0 per charge point for 30 months and € 3 after, against Monta’s € 5 per AC socket on its Advanced plan. But MobiFLO’s operator SLA (€ 2.600 per month) is higher than Monta’s platform fee (from € 500 per month), and Monta takes a transaction fee that MobiFLO’s operator programme does not. Run your own numbers.
Published hardware compatibility for 960 models, migration engineers with 50K+ charge points moved, site-host payouts, installer and maintenance jobs, live reliability dashboards, and a REST API with pre-built integrations. Each of these is on the MobiFLO roadmap, with the test it must pass before we call it shipped.
Not yet. It supports OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1; certification of the e-flo PRO model and firmware is the first roadmap item. Monta’s OCPP page does not state a certification either.
Any charger that speaks OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1 can be pointed at MobiFLO by changing its backend URL. Today we plan each migration by hand with the operator; a repeatable migration toolkit with cutover and rollback is on the roadmap.
From monta.com, linked in every row and checked on 14 November 2026. Where Monta does not state something, the table says “not stated”.