Spot Price

Electricity spot prices on your Apple Watch: Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Sweden (SE1–SE4).

Support

Questions, bugs or a market you’d like to see? Email seelowe.dev@protonmail.com. I usually reply within a few days.

Frequently asked questions

Which price does the App show?

The day-ahead spot price for your market, plus VAT at your country’s standard rate (you can change the rate in Settings), plus the margin you enter for your electricity company. Enter the margin with VAT included, as electricity companies usually quote it. Network fees, electricity tax and monthly fees are not included.

Why are Swedish prices in euro cents?

The App shows every market in euro cents per kWh (¢/kWh), including Sweden. It does not convert to kronor.

What does the interval setting do?

Spot prices are set for 15-minute periods. Choose 30 minutes or 1 hour in Settings to see the average for each longer period instead.

When do tomorrow’s prices appear?

Day-ahead prices are published around 13:00 CET (14:00 in Finland and the Baltics). The App asks watchOS to refresh shortly after that and tries again every 30 minutes until the prices arrive. watchOS decides the exact time, so opening the App is the quickest way to get them.

The complication shows “—”.

Open the App once so it can download prices. The complication uses the prices the App has saved.

Where does the data come from?

Finland and the Baltics: © Volton Technology OÜ (2026), public-data.volton.energy, licensed under CC BY 4.0; the App converts it to ¢/kWh, averages it over your interval and adds VAT and your margin. Sweden: Spotpris.nu. Spot Price is an independent app and is not affiliated with Nord Pool or these providers.

Privacy and terms

The App collects no personal data. Read the privacy policy and the terms of use.