Bill every Supercharging session to the driver who plugged in.
Tesla bills your account for every session. Keechain finds who held the car’s Key when charging started and charges their card, with your markup on top. Stripe pays you out.
What happens after a driver plugs in.
Matched, charged and paid out, without you.
An example on a Model 3: Tesla bills you $14.70 for 42 kWh. With a 15% markup the driver pays $18.91, and $16.91 is paid out to you.
Other fast-charging networks
Sessions at Electrify America, EVgo, ChargePoint and IONNA are recorded from their receipts and re-billed the same way as Supercharging.
Or the company covers it
Switch off “Drivers pay for their own charging” and staff are never asked for a card. This works on every plan.
Turo guests
Turo guests pay through Turo. Keechain matches sessions to their trip so you have what you need to invoice them there. Renters who book with you directly are charged on their card automatically.
What it costs
Supercharging re-billing is on the Pro plan and up: $5 a month plus $1 per extra car. Each re-billed charge carries a service fee paid by the driver, not by you: 5% plus $0.30, with the card processing fee passed through.
Frequently asked
How does Keechain know who was charging?
Every car has Keys with a driver, a start and an end. A session is matched to whoever held the Key when it started. Sessions with no Key can be assigned in one click.
Can I add a markup?
Yes. Set your markup once and it applies to energy and idle fees. You keep the markup, and the driver pays the service fee.
What if the card is declined?
The charge is retried every 12 hours across every card the driver has saved, the driver can pay from the app, and you can turn on the non-payment lock.
Does it work for non-Tesla charging?
Yes, for Electrify America, EVgo, ChargePoint and IONNA sessions, read from their receipts.
See your cars live in about five minutes.
Connect your Tesla account and issue your first Key before you’ve paid anything. Free for up to 10 cars.