Capability
Compares session prices: which EV planners do it
Does it tell you what the stop will cost, on your tariff?
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Why this one matters
Public charging prices vary by more than fuel ever did, and the same charger costs different amounts depending which card you present. Very few tools model that.
Product by product
| Product | Verdict | What the documentation says |
|---|---|---|
| A Better Routeplanner | – Unverified | Not stated on the pages checked. |
| Apple Maps | – Unverified | Not stated in the documentation checked. |
| Chargemap | ◐ Partly | States rates are visible before plugging in, and offers budget-friendly routes. |
| Chargeprice | ● Yes | The entire product: real-time session price by card or app used. |
| Drive Charge Eat (our own app) | ○ No | Not a price comparator. |
| Octopus Electroverse | ◐ Partly | Shows charging costs and states no markup on network rates. |
| Google Maps | – Unverified | Not stated in the announcements checked. |
| PlugShare | ○ No | Out of scope for the product. |
| Tesla in-car navigation | ○ No | Shows Tesla pricing rather than comparing tariffs. |
| Zapmap | ◐ Partly | Premium is stated to include discounts at qualifying charge points. |
The gaps in this row
We could not confirm compares session prices for A Better Routeplanner, Apple Maps, Google Maps from their own documentation on 2026-08-19. That is a gap in our checking, not proof the feature is missing, and it is marked rather than filled in.
What to do with this
If you need to know what a session will cost on your card, the shortlist is Chargeprice. If you do not, ignore this page — a capability you have no use for is not an advantage.