WattShare Open-Earn

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Beta, software-based rewards for charging your own EV at home in Canada. No proprietary smart charger is required, but WattShare does not publish the reward rate or payout terms.

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Offered by: WattShare
Program Launched: July 2026
Reward rate: Rate not published
Payout model: Other
Paid out: Not publicly specified
Hardware: No proprietary smart charger required
Last verified: September 25, 2026

About this program

WattShare Open-Earn is a beta program for monetizing eligible home EV charging in Canada. It uses WattShare's software rather than requiring proprietary smart-charger hardware and is separate from WattShare's charger-sharing marketplace.

Eligibility

Available in Canada for eligible EV owners charging their own vehicle at home. WattShare currently describes Open-Earn as a beta program.

Hardware & vehicle requirements

Hardware compatibility

No proprietary smart charger is required. WattShare says Open-Earn can work with a standard Level 2 outlet or an existing non-smart charger.

Reward structure details

Reward and payout

WattShare does not currently publish the Open-Earn reward rate, minimum payout, payout schedule or payout method.

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Verify before enrolling

This page is independently researched and dated, but program terms can change. Confirm current details directly with WattShare before enrolling. ChargeClub is independently operated and is not owned or controlled by WattShare or any government body.

Sources

WattShare Open-Earn, retrieved September 25, 2026
Open-Earn beta program, Canada availability and compatibility with a standard Level 2 outlet or existing non-smart charger.
WattShare FAQ, retrieved September 25, 2026
Open-Earn and charger-sharing program distinction.

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