For: Operator admins using Monta Hub. Team admins can read the section on applying an operator price group to their team.

Operator price groups let you create and manage pricing once at the operator level. All teams in your operator account can use these price groups. Changes you make to an operator price group apply automatically across all assigned locations.

What is an operator price group?

An operator price group is a price group created and owned at the operator level. It is available to all teams in your operator account. (If operator price groups are created in a main account, they will also be available to use in all sub-accounts of that main account). Teams can assign operator price groups to their charge points and members but cannot edit them. Only operator admins can create or modify these price groups.

This is different from a team-level price group, which is created within a specific team and is only available to that team.

Every price group has:

• A name and a type — public, member, cost, roaming, sponsored, or member cost. The type controls where the group can be applied (charge points, members, or both).
• A country and a currency, locked at create time. The country drives value-added tax (VAT) or sales-tax handling and spot-pricing zone selection.
• A master price in one of three modes — fixed per kilowatt-hour (kWh), per minute, or spot price (market-driven, with optional uplift, floor, ceiling, and fallback rate).
• Optional fees — starting, charging, minute, and idle.
• Optional tariffs — a time-of-use schedule that overlays the master price.

How do I access operator price groups?

1. In Monta Hub, open the sidebar and expand Charge pricing.
2. Select Price groups. The page lists every operator price group on your account.

Each row shows the name, type, country, currency, and how many teams currently apply the group. A "Global" badge marks operator-owned groups when they are seen from team-scoped pickers elsewhere in Hub.

How do I create an operator price group?

Follow these steps when you want to define a new charging tariff for everyone under your operator.

1. In Monta Hub, open the sidebar and expand Charge pricing, then select Price groups.
2. Select + New and pick the type — Public, Member, Cost, Roaming, Sponsored, or Member cost. The editor opens with defaults that match the type.
3. Enter a Name.
4. Pick a Country. The Currency auto-fills with the country's default — change it if you need to.
5. Configure the Master price:
   • Select Fixed kWh, Per minute, or Spot price.
   • Enter the rate. For spot price, optionally set the percentage uplift, minimum and maximum kWh price, and fallback rate.
6. Optionally enable any of the four Fees — Starting fee, Charging fee, Minute fee, Idle fee — and configure each one's price, grace period, and tax-rate selection.
7. Optionally attach Tariffs for a time-of-use overlay.
8. Select Save.

Expected result: the price group appears in the Price groups list. It is now available to every team under the operator, but it is not applied anywhere yet — see the next section.

How do I edit or delete an operator price group?

1. From Charge pricing → Price groups, select the price group you want to change.
2. The editor opens. Country and Currency are read-only — changing either after creation would invalidate existing prices.
3. Adjust the master price, fees, or tariffs, then select Save. If the group is in active use, the new Monta Hub asks you to confirm before applying the change.
4. To delete the group, open the row's actions menu and select Delete. Delete is disabled when the group is in use by charge points, members, account templates, or sub-accounts — clear those references first.

Saving an edit propagates the new pricing automatically to every charge point and member that uses the group. You do not update each one individually.

How do I apply an operator price group to a team?

Operator price groups need to be applied to a team to take effect on actual charge points or members. This is done from inside each team. A one-action operator broadcast is on the way; today the operator-side Broadcast kebab item is shown as Coming soon and disabled — the legacy Flutter portal still serves the bulk broadcast flow.

Follow these steps as a team admin when you want to use an operator price group on your team.

1. In Monta Hub, open your team from Accounts / teams.
2. Open the Price groups tab. Operator-owned groups show a Global badge so you can tell them apart from team-owned ones.
3. Select the operator price group, then select Apply to. The dialog opens with one tab per applicable target.
4. Pick the targets across the relevant tabs (you can select across tabs in one go):
   • EVSEs — the team's individual electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSEs). Available for public, cost, roaming, sponsored, and member types. Roaming shows only public EVSEs.
   • Members — individual team members. Available for public, member, member cost, and cost types.
   • Member groups — pre-defined member groups owned by the team.
   • Nested teams — child teams invited as nested members. Visible only when nested-team apply is enabled for your account.
5. Select Save.

Expected result: the price group is now active on every target you picked. If you applied it to nested teams, each child team's member-level price group is overridden with the one you applied — this is how a parent team standardises pricing across the teams it sponsors.

What does view-only mode mean?

When a team admin opens an operator price group from the team Price groups tab, the editor opens in view-only mode. Every form input is disabled, the save bar is hidden, and a banner explains that the group is owned by the operator. To edit the group, an operator admin must open it from Charge pricing → Price groups.

How do changes propagate across teams?

When you update an operator price group, the change applies automatically to every team, charge point, and member using it. Team admins cannot modify operator price groups. If a team needs a different setup, the team admin can create a separate team price group.

Permissions

• Only operator admins can create, edit, or delete operator price groups.
• Team admins can view operator price groups and apply them to their team's EVSEs, members, member groups, and nested teams; they cannot edit them.
• Drivers and team members are affected indirectly — their session pricing comes from whichever group is applied to the charge point they use, or to them as a member.