Connected Kerb

UK · On-street and local-authority charging

Published prices

Smart charging — night (midnight–7am)
45p/kWh
Smart charging — day (7am–midnight)
52p/kWh
Where smart charging is not yet available
50p/kWh

Payment methods

Whether contactless payment is available was not stated on the page checked. The find-a-charging-point page says payment is through the Connected Kerb app, by adding a card or by topping up an account balance. The drivers page also mentions Apple Pay and Google Pay in the app. App or account named on the page: Connected Kerb. The page describes using an app or online account to start a charge.

Membership or app deals. The find-a-charging-point page says there are no connection or membership fees.

Speed. The page says Connected Kerb currently offers fast charging at 7kW or 22kW. Drivers need their own Type 2 cable.

Caveat. These figures are the smart-charging and non-smart rates stated on the find-a-charging-point FAQ. Connected Kerb’s drivers page describes £0.44/kWh nights and £0.54/kWh days as typical rates that may vary by location and tells drivers to check the app for detailed pricing. Because those two official pages do not match, only the find-a-charging-point figures are copied here.

Smart charging rates on the page checked: 45p/kWh at night (midnight–7am) and 52p/kWh during the day (7am–midnight). In some areas where smart charging is not yet available the price is 50p/kWh.

Idle and overstay fees

No idle or overstay fee, rate, grace period or cap was stated on the page checked. Source: Connected Kerb: find a charging point (checked 2026-11-10).

Roaming versus paying the operator

No public roaming p/kWh for this network was found on the operator page or on the roaming apps’ public pages checked.

Source

Source: Connected Kerb: find a charging point · Checked 2026-11-10

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