Pay less for your motorway tolls in France — by splitting your trips
Tollcut works out how to legally split your journey on France's toll motorway network to cut what you pay at the toll — you follow the same route, with short exits that split a single payment into several smaller ones that add up to less. Calculations are based on the official fare grids of the toll operators: ASF, APRR, AREA, Cofiroute, Escota, Sanef and SAPN.
Frequently asked questions
How does toll splitting work?
On many French motorways, paying for your trip in several successive sections costs less than paying in one go, because fares aren't strictly proportional to distance. Tollcut finds the toll stations where splitting lowers the bill, without taking you off your route.
Is it legal?
Yes. You drive the same route; you simply pay in several steps at intermediate toll barriers. No rule requires paying for a journey in a single transaction.
Does it make my trip longer?
Barely. You follow the same route; each split point means a short exit, just long enough to pass the toll and rejoin the motorway straight away, in the same direction. Tollcut rules out gates whose exit would mean a real detour.
Which motorways are covered?
France's toll network from the main operators: ASF, APRR, AREA, Cofiroute, Escota, Sanef and SAPN. Fares come from their official grids, updated every year.
Is Tollcut free?
Yes, the service is completely free and ad-free. It is supported by voluntary donations.