Methodology
Sourcing standard
Every program listed here cites at least one primary source: the provider's own program page, a press release, or a government document. Secondhand sources — news articles, blog posts, forum threads — may inform discovery but never stand alone as the citation for a program's details.
Verification status
Every program on this site carries a verification badge. Right now, almost every one is "self-reported" — the payout rates, hardware requirements, and terms come from each provider's own marketing page, not from us independently confirming a payout or testing the hardware ourselves. That's stated plainly rather than implied otherwise; a program only becomes "independently verified" once we have a real basis for that (e.g. a documented payout trail, a regulatory filing, or a reader-submitted confirmation we can substantiate).
Verification and freshness
Each program has a re-verification interval, shown as "last verified" on its page. When a program is significantly overdue for re-verification, its page shows a visible "may be outdated" notice rather than presenting stale data as current — we'd rather tell you a page might be out of date than have you find out the hard way.
Ended programs
When a program ends, its page stays live with a clear notice rather than being deleted. This preserves the historical record and avoids breaking links from articles, forum posts, or bookmarks that reference it.
Corrections
If something here is wrong or out of date, use the corrections form on any program page or the general submission page. Reports are triaged and acknowledged on a standard turnaround, not left in a queue indefinitely.
What this site is not
This is not a source for point-of-sale EV purchase rebates, a charging-station locator, or financial or legal advice, and it does not run any of the reward programs it lists. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or funded by any of the companies covered here. Always confirm program details directly with the provider before enrolling.