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Pricing, line by line

A flat monthly subscription per driver, plus what they charge and spend. Free to set up, no fixed contract, and the only add-on is 0.5% on Fleet Card spend.

Octopus Fleet

Per driver, per month
Prices ex VAT

Your monthly bill
Public charging1.4+ million chargers, UK and Europe£4.50
Home charging reimbursementAny energy supplier, compatible smart charger£9.50+ energy used for work
Public + home bundleBoth of the above£12.99
Fleet CardFuel, car washes and tolls£2.50+ 0.5% of spend
Business Payments CardAll on-the-road spending£9.50
Invoicing fees£0
Replacement cards£0
Penalties for underused accounts£0

Plus what your drivers charge, fill up and spend, on one invoice.

What other fleet cards often add

Typical extras on legacy fuel and EV cards, as Octopus Fleet lists them, next to what Octopus Fleet charges.
ChargeOften elsewhereOctopus Fleet
Card replacementUp to £6 per card£0
Transaction mark-upsUp to £3 per charge event£0 on EV charging; 0.5% on fuel
Underused account feesTypically £9.99 a year per dormant card£0

Mix and match per driver

  • Different drivers, different plans

    Say 20 drivers are in electric vans and 10 in petrol cars: the van drivers take charging, the car drivers take the Fleet Card, and it all lands on one invoice.

  • The bundle

    Public charging and home charging reimbursement together for £12.99 per driver, per month, instead of £14 separately.

    Home charging
  • Enterprise

    Whether you have 100 vehicles or 5,000, the team can tailor a plan to your set-up.

    Talk to the team

Questions about pricing

What does the monthly invoice look like?
One consolidated, compliant invoice. A rapid charge, a home charging claim, diesel at a forecourt and a bridge toll all roll up into the same bill.
Do drivers ever pay out of their own pocket?
No. Charging and spending are billed directly to your business, and home charging is credited back to drivers' energy accounts.
Is there a contract?
No fixed contract. You can leave whenever you like and only pay what's outstanding.