About Wattly

What is Wattly?

Wattly is a UK peer-to-peer EV charging platform that lets you book a neighbour's home charger by the hour. Homeowners can list their home EV charger on Wattly for free and earn money when they're not using it.

Find a home charger near you

Enter a postcode or town, or use your location. No app or account needed.

to list a home charger: £0
potential for hosts: Up to £4/hr
payments and payouts: Stripe

Book · Share · App

Three ways to use Wattly

Book a neighbour's home charger or share your own, whether you need a charge or have one to spare.

Book a neighbour's home charger

Pick a time slot on a host's home charger near you, see the full price before you book, and pay securely through Stripe. Booking opens with the Wattly app, coming soon.

How booking works

Share your own charger

List your home charger for free, choose when it's available and what it costs, and earn from it while you're not using it. Payouts go to your bank through Stripe Connect.

Become a host

Get the app

The Wattly app for iPhone and Android is coming soon. It's where drivers will book, pay for and start a charge, and where hosts will manage availability, bookings and earnings.

About the app

Who it's for

Who is Wattly for?

Anyone in the UK who drives an electric car, or owns a charger that could do more.

Drivers without a driveway

If you park on the street or in a shared car park, booking a nearby home charger gives you a place to plug in close to where you live.

Drivers on the move

On a long trip, visiting family or staying somewhere new, book a host's home charger close to where you're going.

Homeowners with a charger

A home charger often sits unused for much of the day. Wattly lets you share yours on your own schedule and earn from the hours you don't need it.

Landlords and small businesses

A charger at a rental property, holiday let or workplace car park may be listable too, as long as you have the permissions you need. Business hosts have extra duties, set out in our terms.

Why it exists

Why does Wattly exist?

Home chargers sit idle for much of the day, while many EV drivers have nowhere off-street to charge at all. Wattly connects the two.

If you can't charge where you live, a charger on a neighbour's driveway can be the closest place to plug in. Wattly lets you book one by the hour, with the full price shown before you confirm.

Sharing those home chargers puts equipment that already exists to better use, gives drivers more places to charge, and gives hosts a way to earn from it.

Trust and safety

Is Wattly safe to use?

Money moves through Stripe, hosts decide when and how their charger is used, and everyone's responsibilities are written down.

Payments through Stripe

Drivers pay by card through Stripe inside Wattly. Wattly never sees or stores your full card number.

Hosts are paid through Stripe Connect

Stripe verifies each host's identity before it can pay them out to their bank account.

Hosts stay in control

Hosts set their own availability and price, block out times they need the charger, and can pause their listing whenever they like.

Every booking is tied to an account

You see the full price before you confirm. If a host cancels, the driver gets a full refund, and drivers and hosts can review each other after a session.

What hosts agree to

Hosts confirm their charger was installed by a qualified installer, that they've told their insurer they share it, and that they have permission from their landlord or freeholder where needed. Wattly doesn't provide insurance, so hosts and drivers keep their own cover.

Read the terms

App coming soon · iOS & Android

Is there a Wattly app?

Yes, and it's coming soon to iPhone and Android. In the app you'll find, book, pay for and start a charge, and hosts will manage availability, bookings and earnings. Until then, the map works on the website.

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Key facts

Wattly at a glance

The key facts about Wattly in one place.

What it is: A UK peer-to-peer platform for booking and sharing home EV chargers
Company: Wattly Ltd, registered in England and Wales
Coverage: United Kingdom
Cost to list a charger: Free, with no contracts or monthly fees
Host pricing: Hosts set their own price, per hour or per kWh
Payments: Stripe for card payments, Stripe Connect for host payouts
Supported chargers: Ohme, Easee, Zappi (myenergi), Indra and more
App: iOS and Android, coming soon
Contact: hello@wattly.co.uk

FAQ

Questions about Wattly

Booking and hosting questions are covered on How it works and Become a host.

Is Wattly an app or a website?

Both. The website map shows Wattly home chargers today. The Wattly app for iPhone and Android is coming soon and adds booking and paying for a neighbour's home charger, plus tools for hosts to manage availability and earnings.

Do I need the app to find a charger?

No. The map at wattly.co.uk/map works in any web browser and shows Wattly home chargers near a postcode, town or your current location. Booking opens with the Wattly app, coming soon.

Can I use Wattly if I don't have a driveway?

Yes. That is one of the main reasons Wattly exists. Drivers without off-street parking can book a nearby host's home charger for a set time.

Is Wattly available outside the UK?

Not at the moment. Wattly is built for the UK: accounts are for people aged 18 or over who live in the UK, prices and payouts are in pounds, and hosts list chargers in the UK.

How does Wattly make money?

Wattly takes a platform fee on home charger bookings, shown before you book. Searching the map and listing a charger are free.

Charge nearby. Or get paid to share.

Get early access to the Wattly app, or find home chargers near you on the map right now.

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App coming soon · iOS & Android