Hotels and resorts
The guest charges with the card that opens their room.
- Kilowatt-hours with a stay or a direct booking
- A limit per stay, per day or per period
- Reception assigns kilowatt-hours in a few clicks
EV charging for hospitality and retail Give charging away.
Give charging away.
Or charge for it.
EnergoLoyalty connects your charger to your venue's loyalty programme. Give your guest charging on site — and a reason to come back. How much, for whom and when is yours to decide.
Free trial up to 6 months
You set the rules · OCPP 1.6J · no new hardware
Compatible with any charger that supports OCPP 1.6J
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01 — How it works
You decide how much, for whom and when
Three steps. A second for your guest, a few clicks for you.
Give charging away, sell it as a prepaid card, or charge for it. The steps are the same — only the rule changes.
- 01
Set the rule
How many kilowatt-hours or euros, who they belong to, when they apply, and whether the card is single-use or lasts until it's spent.
- 02
Assign it to a card
A gift card you issue, a prepaid card you sell, or the room card your guest already carries.
- 03
The guest taps the card
Charging starts and stops at the limit you set. No app, no sign-up.
A discount is spent on the spot. Kilowatt-hours bring people back.
In a restaurant it's the bill that earns kilowatt-hours. In a hotel it's the room card. In retail it's a campaign card.
02 — Who it's for
For hospitality venues that care whether the guest leaves happy
If you have a car park, attract guests who drive electric. A charger can be more than selling energy.
3.2%
higher annual spending at businesses within 100 metres of a charger
Analysis of more than 4,000 chargers in California, Nature Communications, 2024Campsites and apartments
Charging as part of the stay, with a clear ceiling.
- One card per pitch or apartment
- A daily limit keeps the cost predictable
- Charging for guests only, or for the public too
Restaurants and cafés
Turn a one-off visit into a habit.
- Rewards tied to the size of the bill
- A gift card with larger orders
- A reason to return the place next door can't match
Retail and shopping centres
While the car charges, the customer is with you.
- Kilowatt-hours based on spend
- Prepaid cards for campaigns and promotions
- Longer visits, bigger baskets
Have a charger and want to charge for it rather than give it away? See rules and oversight
03 — Gift and prepaid cards
A card your guest can hold
A gift card is a physical RFID card. Assign a value in the system and hand it out — no app required.
- In a hotel, the card that opens the room works too — the hotel reads its UID and assigns kilowatt-hours to it
- Set the value in kilowatt-hours or euros and change it whenever you like
- A card can be single-use, or last until the balance is spent
Cards carry no printed amount. A euro balance is credit for charging at your charger, not a means of payment.
Hotel cards are not all alike — try yours on your own charger and you'll see.
01
Issued by you
No middleman, no waiting.
02
Sold as prepaid
Put 100 kWh or €100 on a card and sell it.
03
Your branding
Cards can carry your venue's logo.
Want something physical to hand your guest? Give out an RFID card with kilowatt-hours alongside the bill — it works without the app.
04 — Rules and oversight
The cost stays where you put it
For every card and every user you set who the charging belongs to, how much there is, and when it applies. It runs in the browser — nothing to install.
01
Who
A rule attaches to a single RFID card or to a user.
02
How much
In kilowatt-hours or euros, with a daily, monthly or yearly limit.
03
When
The window in which charging is allowed, from and to.
Live charger status Revenue by period 
Live sessions
Who's charging, for how long and how many kilowatt-hours — while it happens.
Revenue and reports
Turnover by charger and period, ready for your accountant.
Users and cards
Issue, activate and review every gift and prepaid card.
Pricing and billing
Price per kilowatt-hour and reward rules — yours to change.
A charger can serve only your guests, only the public, or both at different prices.
05 — Guest app
The app earns it. The card spends it.
Each guest has their own barcode in the app. Your server scans it at the till and the bill turns into kilowatt-hours. The app also shows the balance and a map of chargers.
An RFID card carries the value you assign to it, but it doesn't earn — the barcode a guest earns with exists only in the app.
06 — Setup
No project plan, no waiting
No integration that drags on for months. Register your company, add your charger, set your rules.
- 01
Register your company
Basic details about your company and venue. Your account is ready straight away.
- 02
Add your charger
Connect it over OCPP 1.6J. No new hardware.
- 03
Set your rules
Decide how much you give, to whom, and in which window. That's it.
- Register your company
OCPP 1.6J
Works with your charger
EnergoLoyalty talks to chargers over the standard OCPP 1.6J protocol, so it doesn't depend on the manufacturer.
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And any other charger that supports OCPP 1.6J. Send us your model and we'll check it first.
- No new hardware
- No changes at the till
- No vendor lock-in
07 — FAQ
What people ask us most
Do I need to buy a new charger?
No, as long as yours supports OCPP 1.6J — and most recent commercial models do. Send us the make and model and we'll check before you commit to anything.
Does it work with the room cards we already use?
As a rule, yes. The hotel reads the card's UID with its own reader, enters it in the system and assigns kilowatt-hours to it. Cards differ by technology, so try yours on your own charger and you'll see.
Can we charge for charging instead of giving it away?
Yes. You can give charging away, sell it as a prepaid card, or charge per kilowatt-hour — and combine all three on the same charger.
Who decides how many kilowatt-hours I give away?
You do. Rules and values are yours to set and change at any time — by bill size, by stay, by campaign, or per guest.
What happens when a guest checks out?
Reception switches the card off in the system. It's a manual step, a few clicks.
Do guests have to download an app?
Not for charging: a gift, prepaid or room card is simply tapped on the charger. But collecting kilowatt-hours from a bill needs the app — the barcode your server scans lives in there.
Does anything change at the till?
Scanning the barcode is a separate step and doesn't touch how you take payment today.
Does it work across several locations?
Yes. Multiple chargers and venues run under one account, with separate reporting.
Can I open the charger to the public as well?
Yes. It can serve only your guests, only the public, or both at different prices.
What is OCPP, exactly?
An open standard chargers and management systems use to talk to each other. It's why you can change the charger and keep the system — or the other way round.
What does it cost?
The free trial runs for up to six months — no contract and no card up front. After that the price depends on how many chargers you run and how you use the platform; get in touch and we'll send you a concrete quote.
Didn't find your answer? Ask us directly
08 — Contact
Let's walk through your own case
Tell us what kind of venue you run, whether you already have a charger, and whether you want to give charging away or charge for it. We'll come back with a concrete proposal — no obligation.
Email info@energoloyalty.hr
Phone +385 99 263 3060