How much could your EV save you?

Rate details

1 point per kWh, worth 10 cents; 1,000 points = $100, paid in the annual payout period. Balances under 1,000 points carry over.

10¢ to start → 16¢ after 5,000 kWh

promo Thanksgiving Appreciation Offer: after 5,000 kWh of verified home charging, an extra 6 cents/kWh (16 cents total) on subsequent eligible charging from October 2026. Terms apply.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn 10¢/kWh from day one. Reach 5,000 kWh to unlock an additional 6¢/kWh on subsequent eligible charging during our Thanksgiving Appreciation Offer. Terms apply. (See details)”

Charger & costs

Pion Power Flex-AC or Flex-AC Elite (purchase)

Upfront: Buy charger: Flex-AC Elite 32A ~$300 / 40A ~$350 (sale pricing)

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Cheque by mail – Annual (calendar year) (minimum 1,000 points ($100))

Referral: 200 pts ($20) to both referrer and referee after first charging session

Provinces: All of Canada

Full GreenMiles pageProgram site ↗RFD thread ↗

Rate history

Changes to the advertised rate since this program was added to EV Perks. Today's rate is not a commitment.

Caveats

• Terms: rewards are credited only after the carbon credits are verified and approved by the regulator; the $100/MWh value is reviewed annually and may go up or down.
• Points are redeemed in 1,000-point ($100) blocks during the annual payout period; a balance below 1,000 points carries over to the following year rather than being paid.
• Charger must stay on Wi-Fi and transmitting; rewards are non-transferable.
• The 16¢ "Thanksgiving" bonus appears on the program page but not (yet) in the terms.
• Top-up gifts on top of the cash value: a Flex-AC case ($20) at 1,000 points, a tool set ($80) at 2,000, a P201 power station ($189) at 4,000 and $300 store credit at 8,000 - up to $589 in goods and store credit, not cash, and not counted in our estimate. The page does not say whether the milestones reset each year.
• Charger is a purchase, not a loan - you own it outright and there is no deposit or membership.

Rate details

1 point = 1 cent. 3-18 pts/kWh depending on province and charger (e.g. QC/ON: 13 Tesla ... 18 Sigenergy; AB: 8-10; NU: 3-4). Base shown is QC/ON with a typical OCPP charger.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn up to 18 Points per eligible kWh, depending on your charger type.”

“1 Roulez Électrique Point equals 1 ¢ upon conversion”

Charger & costs

Sigenergy, FractalEV, Wallbox (API), IYILO (API) - bought from Roulez or one of its partners - or any OCPP 1.6J charger wherever bought (EVduty, Autel, Wallbox, VariableGrid, TurboGize, IYILO...); Tesla Wall Connector in beta

Upfront: None if you own an eligible charger; 3% discount code on charger purchases

Commitment: One-year minimum commitment

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Points converted to cash – Annual - points earned in 2026 expected to convert around September 2027

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Roulez Electrique Points pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• FAQ: annual payout by bank transfer between June and September of the following year, and only once Roulez Électrique has itself received the funds; conversion of Points is explicitly not guaranteed.
• FAQ: API-connected chargers (Tesla, Wallbox API, Sigenergy, FractalEV) are credited retroactively to January 1 of the enrolment year; OCPP-connected chargers earn only from the date they are configured to Roulez's server.
• FAQ: one charger, one program, per calendar year - a serial number claimed by two aggregators in the same year is disqualified for that year.
• FAQ: membership is by invitation (Ambassador) while in beta; one-year minimum commitment.
• Only the chargers listed on the club page are eligible; anything else is not supported. The page no longer names the ineligible brands, but TechnoVÉ, ChargePoint, Grizzl-E and FLO are still not on the list.

Rate details

13 cents per kWh, flat, for every homeowner on the network. Charging is counted retroactively from August 1 2026.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Through the program, Electric Avenue will return a portion of the carbon credit value generated by eligible residential charging directly to participating drivers. Payments will be $0.13 per kWh charged, a flat rate that applies to all homeowners on the network.”

“Eligible charging is being tracked retroactively beginning August 1, 2026, with the first payments to be issued in early 2027.”

Charger & costs

An Electric Avenue residential charger, or a compatible third-party OCPP charger connected to Electric Avenue's charging-station management system

Upfront: None if you already own a compatible charger

Membership: None stated

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Not stated – Not stated - first payments expected in early 2027

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Electric Avenue Homeowner Rebate pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Announced in a press release on September 10 2026; there is no separate terms page yet, so payout method, schedule and minimum are not published.
• First payments are expected in early 2027; monthly reports of estimated earnings start this fall in the Electric Avenue app.

Rate details

12 cents/kWh, indicative; reviewed each July based on market conditions.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Taux actuel : 0,12 $ / kWh”

Charger & costs

TechnoVE connected charging station (own); must stay continuously online

Upfront: None if you own a TechnoVE charger

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Cheque – Annual - July/August (first payment expected summer 2027)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full EcoWatt (TechnoVE) pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Site is in French only.
• TechnoVE chargers are not eligible for Roulez Electrique.

Rate details

3 cents/kWh until 1,500 kWh, then 11 cents/kWh.

3¢ to start → 11¢ after 1,500 kWh

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“The moment you activate your charger, you start earning $0.03 for every kWh charged as a temporary starting rate.”

Charger & costs

SWTCH (Joint EVL007) Level 2 charger; plug-in NEMA 14-50 (40A) or hardwired (48A); J1772 or NACS; 25 ft cable. Multiple chargers per address allowed - refunds and earnings are per charger

Upfront: $30 shipping + $300 refundable deposit

Deposit: $300, refunded after 1,500 kWh

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Direct deposit – When balance reaches $100 (minimum $100)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full SWTCH Home Charging Program pageProgram site ↗RFD thread ↗

Caveats

• FAQ: you earn the 3¢ starting rate while working toward the 1,500 kWh deposit refund; payouts by direct deposit once $100 accrues; no annual or subscription fees.
• FAQ: the charger is locked to the SWTCH program network and cannot be moved to another OCPP network; it needs internet to operate.
• No Level 1 (120 V) option; installation is on you (electrician needed for the hardwired model).
• Members report the app lacks scheduled charging and in-app current adjustment; frequently back-ordered.
• Lifetime warranty only while SWTCH participates in carbon-credit programs; otherwise 2 years.

Rate details

3 cents/kWh until 1,500 kWh, then 11 cents/kWh.

3¢ to start → 11¢ after 1,500 kWh

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Start earning 3¢/kWh from your first eligible home charge. As you continue charging, your earn rate increases over time up to 11¢/kWh.”

Charger & costs

Hypercharge Home Level 2 charger; plug-in NEMA 14-50 (9.6 kW) or hardwired (11.5 kW); J1772 or NACS; 25 ft cable; one per household

Upfront: $30 shipping + $299 refundable deposit

Deposit: $299, refunded after 1,500 kWh

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Not stated – Not stated

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Hypercharge Home Club pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Hypercharge publishes no program-specific terms - only generic website terms of use - so payout method, fees and cancellation rules are not documented anywhere we can check.
• No Level 1 (120 V) option.
• Newer program - no payout history reported yet.

Rate details

10 cents/kWh since July 1 2026.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn $0.10 per kWh every time you charge at home”

“Once you have successfully registered your charger onto the ChargeLab app and completed a successful charging session, ChargeLab will send a email confirming your connection. You'll earn 10¢ per kWh when you charge at home, and you’ll receive your rewards gift cards on a quarterly basis sent to the email address you used to register with. As long as you maintain your connection to the ChargeLab network, you will continue to receive quarterly rewards. ChargeLab uses a system called Tango to send gift cards. It allows you to select from dozens of options, including Amazon, DoorDash, Starbucks, and Visa Prepaid card.”

Charger & costs

Your own OCPP-compatible charger (Autel, Siemens VersiCharge, Wallbox Pulsar Plus, EVduty, IYILO, Fractal, Grizzl-E Smart, PowerQ...)

Upfront: None if you already own an OCPP charger

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Gift cards (Amazon, DoorDash, Starbucks, prepaid Visa via Tango); cash payouts planned by end of 2026 – Quarterly (minimum $5 per quarter)

Referral: $25 per referred participant who connects an eligible charger

Provinces: All of Canada

Full ChargeLab Home Charging Rewards pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Terms: single-family residences only; one ChargeLab account per charger; OCPP 1.6 or newer; charger must stay connected (disconnected periods forfeit rewards).
• Terms: you grant ChargeLab the exclusive right to the charger's carbon credits - no other program may claim the same charger while enrolled.
• Terms: quarterly gift cards with a $5 minimum per quarter; 30 days' notice before the program is ended, with a final payout of accrued rewards.
• Grizzl-E Smart connects directly (self-serve on ChargeLab's list); a Grizzl-E Club charger (Connect, Mini, Ultimate) needs Grizzl-E's $600 OCPP unlock first.

Rate details

10 cents/kWh paid monthly.

promo 15 cents/kWh for the first 6 months if you sign up by Sept 30 2026

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Get paid $0.10 per kWh every month based on your energy usage.”

Charger & costs

Your own OCPP charger (Wallbox Pulsar Plus, Autel MaxiCharger, EVduty, Grizzl-E Smart, Lite-On, Joint Tech...)

Upfront: None if you already own an OCPP charger; $250 cash bonus after 12 months if you buy a Wallbox through Chargy

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Interac e-Transfer or EFT – Monthly (minimum 100 kWh in the month)

Referral: Give $25 / get $25 after the referee completes 3 months (100 kWh/month)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Chargy - Get Paid to Charge pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Terms: $0.10/kWh paid monthly by EFT or e-Transfer; no compensation for any month under 100 kWh.
• Terms: single-family residential property in Canada; OCPP 1.6 or newer; you grant Chargy exclusive rights to the charger's credits.
• Terms: if Chargy cannot generate or monetize the credits, it may demand repayment of compensation paid in the preceding 24 months - an unusual clause worth reading before joining.
• Terms: either party can end participation at any time; 30 days' notice for rate or eligibility changes.
• Not eligible: Tesla, ChargePoint, FLO, Pion chargers.

Rate details

10 cents/kWh base from July 1 2026 (5 cents for Apr-Jun 2026). +1 cent/kWh per 5 successful referrals, capped at 15 cents.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“10¢/kWh base rate starting July 1, 2026.”

Charger & costs

Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3) only, internet-connected and linked in the RoadToEV app

Upfront: None if you own a Tesla Wall Connector

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Credited to RoadToEV wallet, withdrawn by Interac e-Transfer – Annual - around July 1 for the previous year (minimum $20)

Referral: $20 carbon credits to both parties when the referee connects a charger; +$10 Volt points at sign-up

Provinces: All of Canada

Full RoadToEV Carbon Credits pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• FAQ: 5¢/kWh for April-June 2026, 10¢ from July 1 2026; from August 15 2026 every 5 eligible referrals add 1¢/kWh (max +5¢), starting the day after the milestone and not retroactively.
• FAQ: $20 in Carbon Credits to both parties per eligible referral (Canadian residents only), plus $10 in Volt Points usable only inside the platform.
• Members report sign-up has been via an existing member (Ambassador).
• Same Tesla-data concerns as WattsApp.

Rate details

10 cents/kWh through connected metroEV chargers.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn 10¢ per kWh when you charge with metroEV”

Charger & costs

Level 2 charger compatible with the metroEV platform, internet-connected

Upfront: Not stated

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Direct deposit – Annual, after credits are processed (minimum $100 per year)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full metroEV Rewards pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• FAQ: only charging sessions on or after June 1 2026 count; payout once a year by direct deposit after credits are processed, with a $100 annual minimum.
• FAQ: open to homeowners, renters with permission, and condo owners with an exclusive-use space, across Canada; existing metroEV customers are auto-enrolled.
• Unverified - no member payout reports yet.

Rate details

10 cents per kWh from the first session, flat, in a house or a shared parkade.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“$0.10 back on every kilowatt-hour”

“Paid in cash, not points. Your balance accrues in the Varian app and you withdraw it once it reaches $50, through a secure payment provider. We never see or store your banking details.”

Charger & costs

A Variablegrid charger (RS40 or RS48, optionally with VarianHOME), bought through an authorized dealer, or a stall at a Variablegrid-managed building

Upfront: Charger bought from an authorized dealer at program pricing (price not published); nothing to buy if you already have one

Membership: None: no enrolment cost, subscription or deposit

Commitment: None for Plus itself; a charger bought at a dealer discount may have to be partly repaid if you leave within 36 months

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Withdrawn through a third-party payment provider from the Varian app – On request once the balance reaches $50 (minimum $50)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Variablegrid Plus pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Condos and apartments qualify when the building is a Variablegrid site, at the same rate as a house.
• Includes automatic demand response: a few short evening-peak events per season, each of which you can opt out of.
• Your charging data is used for grid services and environmental credits, as set out in the Plus terms.

Rate details

5 points per verified kWh of home charging, flat; 100 points = $1, so 5 cents per kWh.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Telemiq rewards Tesla owners across Canada — a flat 5 pts/kWh on every verified home charging session. The rate is national; your local context (grid, winter, electricity pricing) determines how much you earn.”

Charger & costs

A Tesla vehicle, charged at your registered home address on a Tesla Gen 3 / Universal Wall Connector, or on the Mobile Connector with Tesla Fleet Telemetry paired

Upfront: None

The car's battery management system is the meter, so even the Mobile Connector qualifies; sessions must be within 500 m of your registered home.

Membership: None; no withdrawal fees

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Interac e-Transfer – Annual - points are verified in Q1 of the following year, then redeemable (minimum 10,000 points ($100))

Referral: $5 to both sides once the referred member charges 200 kWh

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Telemiq Rewards pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Tesla owners and lessees only: eligibility comes from the car, not the charger.
• Points earned in a year stay pending until the carbon-credit audit in Q1 of the next year; only then can they be redeemed.
• Requires linking your Tesla account and a telemetry virtual key, and a Canadian bank account that accepts Interac e-Transfer.

Rate details

2-6 cents/kWh; calculator uses the 4 cent midpoint.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn $0.02 - $0.06/kWh”

Charger & costs

Listo Elite 40A / Elite+ 48A / Premium charger (purchase)

Upfront: Buy a Listo charger; no deposit

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Bank deposit – Monthly

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Listo (Unico Power) pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• Unico Power's terms describe a monthly subscription for its service, while the Listo page says "no deposits or signup required" - whether the reward program carries a subscription is unclear; ask before buying.
• Unverified - no member payout reports yet.
• Lowest rate band of the programs listed.

Rate details

Baseline 3 cents/kWh with a free (Essentials) charger; +1 cent per 5,000 kWh cumulative up to 10 cents at 35,000 kWh. Buying a Premium charger starts you at Level 3 (5 cents) and restarts the ladder there: 6 cents after 5,000 kWh, up to 10 cents at 25,000 kWh, plus the 5-cent Thanksgiving bonus until Sep 30 2027. Level never resets.

3¢ to start → 4¢ after 5,000 kWh → 5¢ after 10,000 kWh → 6¢ after 15,000 kWh → 7¢ after 20,000 kWh → 8¢ after 25,000 kWh → 9¢ after 30,000 kWh → 10¢ after 35,000 kWh

promo Thanksgiving Bonus: an extra 5 cents/kWh on home charging with a purchased (Premium) Grizzl-E, for sessions between Oct 1 2026 and Sep 30 2027. It only vests on Sep 30 2027, and only if you are still a member then - leave earlier and none of it is paid.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Grizzl-E Club lets you earn up to 15 ¢/kWh* with Grizzl-E Chargers”

Charger & costs

Grizzl-E Club charger: free Classic Connect 40A / Mini Connect 40A / Ultimate 48A (Essentials), or buy a Premium charger (Ultimate 80A, Duo Connect, etc.), or convert an existing Grizzl-E; one per household

Upfront: $100 security deposit for a free Essentials charger (refunded after first online charging session); Premium chargers purchased at retail; converting your own Grizzl-E costs nothing

Deposit: $100, refunded after first session

RFD members previously reported $300-$500 deposits refunded after 4,000-10,000 kWh; the site now advertises $100 refunded after the first session.

Membership: None (site: "Join Grizzl-E Club with no membership fees")

Cancellation: $50 to cancel an order once paid; $50 restocking fee on an approved return

Commitment: Complimentary charger must be your primary charger

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Cash rewards credited to your Club account after each session; withdrawn by e-Transfer (auto-deposit) from the Member Dashboard – Per charging session (withdrawals once a month) (minimum $10 per withdrawal)

Referral: +1 cent/kWh on everything your referees charge (referee gets no bonus)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full Grizzl-E Club pageProgram site ↗RFD thread ↗

Caveats

• Terms: the charger always remains United Chargers' property. If you convert a charger you already bought, its ownership transfers permanently to United Chargers on acceptance, and it must be returned if your membership ends. (The club FAQ says the opposite - that a converted unit reverts to you if you cancel; the terms govern.)
• Terms: no membership fees "for as long as the Clean Fuel Regulations remain in effect"; 30 days' notice if fees are introduced.
• Terms: active use means 4-6 charging sessions a month as your primary charger; orders are final once checkout completes, and shipping both ways is on you.
• Grizzl-E charges a $600 OCPP unlock fee, which effectively blocks moving the charger to ChargeLab/Chargy later.
• Requires an existing NEMA 14-50R receptacle or professional installation.
• Terms s. 6.4: the Thanksgiving bonus is only an estimate on your dashboard until it vests on Sep 30 2027, and it vests only if you are still an enrolled member that day; cancel or be terminated before then and none of it is paid. Only purchased (Premium) chargers at a home qualify - a free Essentials charger never does - and a session must start and finish inside the campaign.
• Terms s. 6.5 (Essential Charger Buy-Out, from the last week of September 2026): an Essentials member can buy the charger they already have at a price set per member from MSRP, paid in full - Club rewards cannot be applied. It becomes Premium (raised to Level 3 if lower, eligible for the Thanksgiving bonus) but stays on Club firmware for good: no OCPP unlock, ever. Warranty still runs from the original activation date.

Rate details

1 point = 1 cent. Standard rate is 3 points/kWh; opting into the Triple Play bonus doubles it to 6. The homepage headline shows the current month's promotional rate, which changes month to month.

promo September 2026 bonus: 3 standard + 3 Triple Play + 15 promo points per kWh (21 points ≈ 21 cents) for charging in September only; monthly-draw winners get 33. Not an ongoing rate.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

“Earn 21 points per kWh across Canada 🇨🇦”

Charger & costs

Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3 or Universal Wall Connector (own)

Upfront: None if you own a Tesla Wall Connector

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Points redeemed for cash (10,000 points = $100 reported by members) – Annual - verified and approved in Q1 of the following year (minimum 10,000 points reported)

Referral: $10 per referral (redeem once you hit 10,000 referral points)

Provinces: All of Canada

Full WattsApp pageProgram site ↗

Rate history

Changes to the advertised rate since this program was added to EV Perks. Today's rate is not a commitment.

Caveats

• Neither WattsApp's agreement nor its terms state what a point is worth or how points are redeemed; the 1 point = 1¢ value and Q1 redemption come from press coverage and member reports.
• The big number on the homepage is a time-limited promotion (e.g. 21 points/kWh for September 2026), not the base rate of 3 points/kWh; Triple Play (+3) and the monthly giveaways are opt-in.
• Agreement: all credits from your charging belong exclusively to WattsApp and can be adjusted or revoked retroactively after audits; enrolment covers the whole calendar year and renews automatically.
• Uses Tesla third-party charger data - concerns about double-counting and reliance on Tesla cooperation.

Rate details

No reward rate is published.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-25)

No rate text could be extracted from this page.

Charger & costs

Any standard Level 2 outlet or existing non-smart charger, linked through WattShare's software

Upfront: None stated

Membership: Free to sign up

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Not stated – Not stated

Provinces: All of Canada

Full WattShare Open-Earn pageProgram site ↗

Caveats

• In beta. WattShare publishes no reward rate, payout schedule, minimum or fees, so no estimate is possible.
• How a non-smart charger's sessions are metered for Clean Fuel credits is not explained.