The full breakdown, before you book.

De Energy Hub adds a service fee and VAT on top of the price the host sets for their charger or parking bay. You see the overall total while searching or browsing the map, and the full line-by-line breakdown before you pay.

No. On full-price bookings, hosts keep 100% of the rate they set for their charger or parking bay. The service fee and VAT are added on top of the host's rate, so they aren't deducted from what the host charges.

De Energy Hub adds a 15% service fee on top of the host's own rate. Hosts see this same line item when they set up a listing, so there's no surprise on either side of the booking.

VAT is calculated on the combined total of the host's rate plus the service fee, not on the host's rate alone. EV charging is currently subject to Ireland's 9% reduced VAT rate, and off-street parking is subject to the standard 23% rate. VAT rates are set by the Irish government and can change, so always check Revenue.ie for the current rate if you need to confirm it.

Yes. Hosts can set separate weekday and weekend rates, priced per 30 minutes or per hour, and De Energy Hub calculates the total, service fee and VAT automatically for whichever rate applies to the booking.

Both are shown as separate, itemised line items in the same breakdown, each with its own service fee and VAT calculated at the correct rate for charging or parking, so you can see exactly what each part costs.

No. There are no upfront listing fees and no hardware costs to list on De Energy Hub. The 15% service fee is added on top of the host's rate and shown to the driver before they pay.

There's no fixed amount: you set your own per-kWh or per-hour rate and keep 100% of it on full-price bookings. The 15% service fee and VAT are added on top of your rate, not deducted from your earnings, and there are no upfront costs to list, so what you make depends on your rate and how often your charger or bay is booked.