Right to Repair platform

Extend product life. Repair made easy.

We arrange repairs of electronic devices and can thereby help keep repairable products in use longer. We help businesses with Right to Repair Directive compliance.

We help with the Right to Repair.

How ELOEE Works

A three-sided platform for consumers, businesses and repair partners

For Consumers

Smart Repair Assistant

  • Describe your device and the issue
  • Upload photos or videos (optional)
  • Get a preliminary price and time estimate
  • Find out what your rights are and arrange a repair

For Businesses

Right to Repair Directive support

  • Embeddable white-label widget
  • Automated customer communications

For Repair Partners

ELOEE repair network

  • Connect with businesses and consumers
  • Access repair requests and estimates
  • Manage repair services efficiently
  • Join the ELOEE repair network

Products under the law

Do you place these products on the market? Check whether you are an obligated business.

Directive (EU) 2024/1799 covers 11 product categories. The repair obligation lies primarily with the manufacturer. If the manufacturer is not established in the EU, it passes to its authorised representative, then to the importer, and only if there is none, to the distributor.

Mobile phones, cordless phones and slate tablets (e.g. iPad)
Servers and data storage products
Household washing machines and washer-dryers
Household tumble dryers
Household dishwashers
Refrigerating appliances
Electronic displays
Vacuum cleaners
Goods incorporating light means of transport batteries (e-bikes, e-scooters)
Welding equipment
Domestic local space heaters

Laptops and desktop computers are not on this list.

The European Commission may extend the scope to further products.

Our Mission

The Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) requires manufacturers to repair selected products after the warranty and to inform consumers about it. If the manufacturer is not established in the EU, the obligation passes to other businesses in the supply chain. ELOEE helps them meet these obligations.

ELOEE by the Numbers

European Union Flag
27 EU Member States
Built on a single EU directive
11 product categories under the Directive
Per Annex II of Directive (EU) 2024/1799
Repair instead of replace
Helping products stay in use longer
Regulatory Framework

The Right to Repair Directive

Understanding Directive (EU) 2024/1799 and why it matters

What is the Right to Repair Directive?

The Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) is EU legislation that promotes the repair of goods. The repair obligation lies primarily with the manufacturer; if it is not established in the EU, with its authorised representative, then the importer and, where applicable, the distributor. The main obligations include:

  • Repair selected products after the warranty, at a reasonable price
  • Inform consumers about the repair obligation and repair services
  • Publish indicative prices for typical repairs
  • Not impede repair through contractual, hardware or software barriers

ELOEE helps obligated businesses meet these obligations: it handles request intake, ERIF issuance and case records, and helps consumers find out what their rights are and arrange a repair.

What is ELOEE?

ELOEE is a three-sided platform that helps businesses with Right to Repair Directive (Directive EU 2024/1799) compliance and helps consumers arrange repairs of their devices through repair partners.

For Consumers

Get a preliminary repair estimate and arrange a repair with a repair partner, all in one place.

For Businesses

Repair request intake, ERIF issuance and white-label widgets.

For Repair Partners

Join the repair network we are building and get access to repair requests.

Ready to Get Started?

See how ELOEE can help you.