Home-charging rewards for a Grizzl-E Connect, Mini or Ultimate
One of the 22 home-charging reward programs we track accepts a Grizzl-E. At 300 kWh of home charging a month Grizzl-E Club pays about $217 a year. These programs are funded through Canada's Clean Fuel Regulations credits: your charger reports each kWh you charge at home, and the program passes part of the credit's value back to you. WattShare says it works with it too, but publishes no rate of its own we can check.
Programs that accept a Grizzl-E
| Program | Rate with a Grizzl-E | At 300 kWh/mo | Where | Payout | Track record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grizzl-E Club | 5→10¢, +5¢ bonus until September 30, 2027 | $217/yr | All of Canada | Paid per session | established |
| WattShare Open-Earn | not published | no estimate | All of Canada | Payout not documented | newer |
A full year at 300 kWh a month once past any starting tier, with this charger, using the same model as the program cards. Province-only programs are listed with where they run.
See them with your province and kWh →
What the programs say about Grizzl-E
- Grizzl-E Club: Grizzl-E charges a $600 OCPP unlock fee, which effectively blocks moving the charger to ChargeLab/Chargy later.
Or let the program supply the charger
These programs send you their own charger, usually against a refundable deposit, so the one you have does not matter.
- Grizzl-E Club – $100 deposit, All of Canada
- SWTCH Home Charging Program – $300 deposit, All of Canada
- Hypercharge Home Club – $299 deposit, All of Canada
- DashSharing – $450 deposit, Ontario
- Clearshot Labs Free Charger Program – $300 deposit, Ontario
- HoneyBadger Home Charge Dividend – no deposit, British Columbia
- EcoCharge Rewards – $199 deposit, British Columbia
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