Europe's electricity price API

Electricity prices for your energy app, with one integration

With Prezio, your app gets each user's full electricity price for every 15 minutes, with grid fees, taxes and levies included, to optimize, bill and reimburse. Your users only confirm their tariff in a short onboarding flow, without logging in.

Available in 17 countries15,000+ tariffs, updated daily
Lindwurmstraße 88, 80337 München
E.ON ÖkoStrom DynamicRetailer tariff
Selected
SWM InfrastrukturGrid tariff§14a module 3
Automatic
Electricity tax, levies, VATTaxes and levies
Automatic
Today, every 15 minutes€/kWh
00:0006:0012:0018:00

Tariff data collected from 2,013 retailers, grid operators and authorities

EDF
Vattenfall Oy
E.ON Energie Österreich
Fortum Markets Oy
Iberdrola
Octopus Energy
Endesa Energía
ENGIE
Naturgy
Repsol
Tibber
TotalEnergies
Eneco
British Gas
Frank Energie
Andel Energi A/S
VERBUND
Helen Oy
Electric Ireland
Fjordkraft AS
Essent
AAE Naturstrom Vertrieb GmbH

Why Prezio

The full price of electricity is hard to pin down

01 · Asking users

Most users can't tell you their price

My electricity price0.30 €/kWh
last updated 14 months ago

Typed-in prices go stale fast, and every calculation downstream inherits the error.

02 · Three parts to every price

Energy is only ~30% of the bill

EnergyGrid feesTaxes and levies

Energy-only data stops here

Grid fees, taxes and levies make up the rest, and they vary more and more by hour, season and power peak.

03 · Building it in-house

Building it yourself becomes a second product

2,000+ rate sheetsgrid operator tariffs17 national pricing modelsdaily rate changes+ your next market

The integration work grows with every market, and it does not set your product apart.

Prezio maintains this layer for you, behind one integration and one schema.

Market pricesNord Pool, EPEX SpotRetailersa dozen, hand-builtGrid operatorsrarely coveredTaxes & leviesrarely maintainedYOUR APPYour electricity price0.30 €/kWh|user-entered, often staleno or few grid fees & taxes

A realistic DIY setup: market prices solved, the rest partial, stale or missing.

How it works

Set up each user once, then get their prices every day

The same two steps for EV charging, heat pump, solar, battery and home energy management apps.

See how the API works
1Once per user

Your user confirms their tariff

They enter their address and pick their tariff in a short flow you embed. No login to their energy account. Or you send what you already know in one API call.

2Every day

Your app gets their full prices

Prices for today and tomorrow, for every 15 minutes, with grid fees, taxes and levies included. Your app decides what to do with them.

Solutions

Built for products that schedule and bill electricity

Each of these depends on the price your users pay, including grid fees and taxes.

EV Charging

Charge-point apps price each session on the driver’s own tariff, for smart charging and reimbursement.

HVAC & Heat Pumps

Heat pump controllers schedule heating and cooling for the lowest-cost hours, on a price that includes grid fees and taxes.

Solar & Battery

Battery systems compare the purchase and feed-in price at each address before charging or exporting.

Energy Management Systems

Energy management platforms calculate costs for thousands of homes, each on its own tariff.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers about coverage, tariff types, the onboarding flow and plans.

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Prezio is an electricity price API for energy apps in Europe. For an address, it returns the full price per kWh for every 15 minutes, split into the retailer tariff, grid fees, taxes and levies.

Prezio is live in 17 European countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain and Sweden. The coverage page lists the retailers, grid operators and tariff types per country, and the countries in preparation.

Each price is split into its components: the retailer's energy price and standing charges, grid fees (including capacity or demand charges where they apply), taxes, levies and VAT. The components add up to the total price for each interval.

Yes. Prezio covers fixed, time-of-use and dynamic (spot-based) tariffs. The /live endpoint returns prices for today and tomorrow in 15-minute intervals, so every tariff type comes in the same format. Dynamic tariffs use day-ahead prices from Nord Pool, under license. In bidding zones that are part of European market coupling, these are the same day-ahead prices that EPEX SPOT publishes.

Yes, where the grid operator publishes them. Time-variable grid fees under §14a EnWG module 3 are part of the grid tariff, so they appear in the grid component of each 15-minute interval.

No. In the Onboard flow, users enter their address and confirm their tariff from a list. Prezio adds the grid operator and taxes for that address. Some tariffs need one or two extra answers, such as the meter type or the subscribed capacity.

Yes. Typical uses are EV charging costs and driver reimbursement, heat pump and battery scheduling, solar export decisions and cost reporting across many homes. Prezio provides the prices, and your product decides when each device runs.

Yes. The free plan works with your own addresses and real tariffs for a selection of retailers and grid operators. No credit card is required. The pricing page lists the current plan limits.

Create a free account to get an API key and the documentation. Then run the Onboard flow for an address and call /live or /calculate for that home.

Every day. Prezio maintains tariff data through direct integrations with operators, AI-assisted extraction and review by its data team.

Your integration stays the same. Every country returns the same schema, so adding a market needs no new code. See where Prezio is live today.

Try Prezio for free, with real tariff data

The free plan works with your own addresses and real tariffs for a selection of retailers and grid operators. No credit card required.