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EV companies and charging networks

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Verified registered companies

Charging networks

GRIDSERVE

GRIDSERVE Plus currently advertises 25% off charging for Β£7.99 per month, with the discount applying to the first 208 kWh each month.

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bp pulse

bp pulse currently says subscribers save on average 20% on contactless rates for Β£7.85 per month.

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EZO

EZO now operates migrated council-owned public chargers across the north of Scotland, including Highland Council sites. There is no membership fee.

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ChargePlace Scotland

ChargePlace Scotland remains the public charging network for many Scottish local authority chargers outside the migrated north of Scotland EZO areas.

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Tesla Supercharger

Tesla offers a non-Tesla Supercharging Membership, but the exact saving varies by site and time. Octary shows the live site price and links to Tesla for current membership pricing.

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IONITY

IONITY publishes subscription plans with lower p/kWh charging, but prices are country and plan dependent. Octary links to the current subscription page and can compare against the live site price.

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InstaVolt

InstaVolt advertises app-only off-peak pricing at selected sites and times. Octary links to the current app page and shows live location pricing when available.

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Osprey Charging

Osprey promotes app-based discounts and rewards. Octary shows the live site price and links to Osprey for the latest app offer.

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Pod Point

Pod Point says there are no membership fees or subscriptions to access its network. Octary shows live site pricing where available and links to the app page.

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