Your real price
Pick your grid company once. Strømpris adds its tariff, Energinet's tariffs, the electricity tax, your supplier's markup and VAT. Tap any hour to see what it's made of.
Strømpris shows what you actually pay per kWh in Denmark, today and tomorrow: spot price, your grid tariff, Energinet's tariffs, the electricity tax and VAT. And it tells you when to start the dishwasher.

Pick your grid company once. Strømpris adds its tariff, Energinet's tariffs, the electricity tax, your supplier's markup and VAT. Tap any hour to see what it's made of.
Dishwasher, washing machine, dryer or electric car: say when it must be done, and get the cheapest start time, what you save, and a reminder.
Tomorrow's prices arrive around 1 pm. Strømpris fetches them and, if you like, tells you the cheapest and dearest hours.




Strømpris fetches public spot prices, tariffs and taxes from Energi Data Service (api.energidataservice.dk), Energinet's open data, and nothing else. It sends nothing about you: no account, no ads, no tracking, no analytics.
Strømpris is free. That's the whole app and every feature, with no ads and no subscription. Just use it, and students: keep your money for noodles.
If you're doing alright, you can become a supporter inside the app. That gets you the show-off icons: a few extra app icons, so your home screen knows you're not just another freeloader. Nothing gets locked, and freeloaders are still very welcome. Peter isn't judging. Much.
It's on your electricity bill, often next to "netabonnement" or "nettarif", and depends on where you live, not on who you buy power from. Radius covers most of Copenhagen and North Zealand, Cerius the rest of Zealand, N1 and Konstant much of Jutland.
It's the price per kWh: spot price, your grid company's tariff for an ordinary home, Energinet's tariffs, the electricity tax, your supplier's markup if you enter it, and VAT. Fixed monthly subscriptions aren't included, because they don't depend on when you use power.
Since October 2025 the day-ahead market sets a price for every quarter hour. Strømpris shows the quarters and the hourly average.
Around 1 pm Danish time. Turn on the notification in Settings to hear when they're in, with the cheapest and dearest hours.
The app works anywhere, but the prices are for Denmark: east (DK2) and west (DK1) of the Great Belt.
Only public data from Energinet's Energi Data Service: the spot prices for your area and the tariffs for your grid company. Nothing about you is sent.