Every hour, in colour
Green when it's cheap, amber when it climbs, red when it's worth waiting. The full curve of the day, with no table to decipher.
Today's and tomorrow's electricity price, hour by hour, in colours you understand without reading numbers. It tells you when the price turns cheap and puts it on your Home Screen. No account, no ads.
Green when it's cheap, amber when it climbs, red when it's worth waiting. The full curve of the day, with no table to decipher.
As soon as it's published, from 8:20 PM. The day's average, how it compares with today, and the cheapest window for your zone.
An alert the moment electricity turns cheap or expensive, per the thresholds you set. The calculation happens on your iPhone.
The current price on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, so you never have to open anything.
Wholesale market (spot) prices and surplus compensation, if you have solar panels.
It never asks for a sign-up, an email or your location. Your settings stay on your iPhone.
Mainland, Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Ceuta or Melilla. Each one has its own price, and the app uses the one that applies to you.
Choose the price where electricity counts as cheap or expensive. The app and the widgets paint every hour with your scale.
Every evening, the summary of tomorrow's price. And, if you turn it on, an alert the moment the price crosses your threshold.
It's Spain's regulated electricity tariff — Precio Voluntario para el Pequeño Consumidor — and it changes every hour. If you're on the PVPC, it's what you pay for energy in each slot of the day.
Yes. Seeing the hourly price, the day's curve, the price widget and the daily alert with tomorrow's price costs nothing, and will stay free. There is an optional one-time purchase that adds features of our own, such as threshold alerts, a colour scale tuned to you and the rest of the widgets.
Tomorrow's price is published during the evening, normally from 8:20 PM. As soon as it's available, PrecioLuz sends its daily alert with the average, the comparison with today and the cheapest window.
No. The app asks for no sign-up, no email and no location, and carries no advertising. Your settings are stored on your own iPhone.
Yes. You can choose Mainland, Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Ceuta or Melilla, and the app uses the price that applies to your zone.
The spot price is the wholesale market price (OMIE): what the energy costs before grid tolls, charges, your supplier's margin and taxes. It isn't what you pay on the PVPC, but it's a useful reference and it's what some indexed tariffs are built on.
Yes. Beyond the PVPC you can check the wholesale market price and the surplus compensation, which is what your supplier pays for the energy you feed back into the grid.
From the official sources: Red Eléctrica de España and OMIE for prices, with PVGIS (European Commission) and AEMET for solar and weather data. PrecioLuz is not affiliated with or sponsored by any of them, and the data is shown for informational purposes.