Most battery-passport vendors do not publish a price. Their model is enterprise: scope an integration project, sign a contract. For a manufacturer or importer who just needs compliant passports, that is slow and expensive.
What actually drives the cost
- The number of passports you issue — one per physical battery.
- Whether you need only public data or also the restricted access tiers.
- Data retention — the passport must stay live for years.
- Integration depth — a self-serve form costs nothing to integrate; an ERP project costs a lot.
Self-serve vs enterprise
| Self-serve platform | Enterprise vendor | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Published plans + volume ladder | Quote after demo |
| Setup fee | None | Often substantial |
| Time to first passport | Set by your data, no setup project | Weeks to months |
| Minimum term | None — monthly | Annual contract |
We publish our plans openly — Starter at €149 a month with 1,000 passports a year, Growth at €449 a month with 10,000 — with extra passports from €0.20 down to €0.04 each, no setup fee and no minimum term. See the pricing page for current tiers.
Frequently asked
Why do battery passport vendors not publish their pricing?
Because most sell enterprise contracts scoped per customer. Self-serve tools can publish pricing because the product is standardised.