Is there a Vintrica promo code?
Vintrica does not publish discount codes on its own site, and vignettes bought through it carry the official toll price plus a service fee. The ways to pay less are its tariff choices: the toll box plan that suits how often you drive, and the Flex service if your plans might change.
vintrica Flow toll box
The Flow toll box lets you drive through toll barriers in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Croatia, using the reserved lanes for box users. The box costs €17.99 plus shipping and tolls, with two tariffs:
- Drive&Go for occasional drivers: €0 a month, no contract, €1.95 per use plus tolls
- Flatrate for frequent drivers: €2.95 a month with a one year minimum term and no per use fee
A use is any time the box is read by a toll or parking operator, such as entering or leaving a motorway. Tolls are charged through your vintrica account, and the box also works for cashless parking in participating car parks.
Flex service for e-vignettes
For a one off €2.99, the Flex service lets you change the registration number, the vehicle or the start date of an e-vignette until its first day of validity, or cancel it. A cancelled vignette is refunded in full within 14 days, excluding the Flex fee, to the original payment method.
E-vignettes and validity
E-vignettes are linked to your number plate and checked by cameras, so there is no sticker. The Swiss e-vignette costs the same as the sticker and runs from 1 December of the previous year to 31 January of the following year. Czech vignettes come for 1 day, 10 days, 30 days or 1 year and can be bought up to 30 days in advance. Annual vignettes can also be set to renew automatically.