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How do I create a dynamic price for charging?

Last updated: 14 September 2026

Dynamic pricing lets you sell electricity at the actual market price as it changes throughout the day. The price is set at the moment the driver starts a charge. Dynamic pricing is built on top of Spot price and can be applied to public, member, sponsored, and cost price groups.

Step 1 โ€” Select spot pricing

  1. In the sidebar, go to Accounts, select the relevant account, then open the Price Groups tab.
  2. Create a new or edit an existing price group.
  3. Select the Spot price tab and give the group a name.
  4. Specify a fallback price โ€” Monta uses this if spot price data is unavailable.
  5. Select whether to add VAT (value-added tax) on top of the price.
  6. Review the price group calculation.

The Spot market tab on the Dynamic tariffs page shows live day-ahead reference prices โ€” informational only, it does not affect driver pricing. The Spot price option in a price group is what makes the group follow those market prices for charging.

Step 2 โ€” Advanced spot price settings (optional)

Toggle on to access advanced settings that let you customise the dynamic price based on your electricity contract.

  • Percentage of price which is variable โ€” if your electricity price combines a fixed component and a spot component, specify what percentage is spot price and add the fixed amount in the next field.
  • Min and max kWh โ€” set the lowest and highest price per kWh the driver should pay. If the spot price falls outside these limits, Monta uses the rates you enter here.

Step 3 โ€” Additional pricing per kWh (optional)

Add any additional charges from your electricity bill here. The amount can be set per kWh or as a percentage. Review the final price calculation on the right to see how the total is affected.

Additional fees and tariffs

You can add further fees on top of the dynamic price:

  • Browse or create tariffs on the Dynamic tariffs page (Pricing & Growth โ†’ Dynamic tariffs), then add one to this price group as an hourly tariff.
  • Add or create a custom hourly tariff to set time-based rates.
  • Add additional charging fees that apply at different points during the charge.