Easytrip Toll Calculator
Easytrip RFID covers 5 expressways — NLEX, CAVITEX, CALAX, SCTEX, Connector. Work out the exact toll for any entry and exit on those roads, then load your account accordingly.
Compute Your Toll Fee
The calculator covers every Philippine expressway, not only the Easytrip ones — pick any two plazas and it will tell you which road and which RFID network the trip is on.
Expressways on Easytrip RFID
| Expressway | Exits | Class 1 fares | Published pairs |
|---|---|---|---|
| NLEX — North Luzon Expressway | 19 | ₱5–₱440 | 326 |
| CAVITEX — Manila-Cavite Expressway | 7 | ₱32–₱185 | 30 |
| CALAX — Cavite-Laguna Expressway | 7 | ₱14–₱117 | 40 |
| SCTEX — Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway | 12 | ₱10–₱647 | 132 |
| Connector — NLEX-SLEX Connector Road | 2 | ₱119–₱119 | 2 |
Ranges are the cheapest and dearest published Class 1 fares on each road, one way. Class 2 and 3 are higher — tap any road for its full matrix.
Trips covered entirely by Easytrip
One loaded Easytrip account covers these end to end, with no second tag needed:
| Trip | Expressways | Class 1 toll |
|---|---|---|
| Manila to Clark | NLEX + SCTEX | ₱467 |
| Manila to Subic | NLEX + SCTEX | ₱857 |
| Manila to Tarlac | NLEX + SCTEX | ₱670 |
| Manila to Pampanga | NLEX | ₱314 |
| Manila to Cavite | CAVITEX | ₱127 |
How much should you load?
The dearest single Class 1 fare anywhere on the Easytrip network is ₱647. For a return trip on that route with a sensible buffer, keep about ₱1,600 on the account.
That is a ceiling, not a recommendation for every drive — most trips cost far less. Work out your actual route above and load for that, plus enough that a rate change or a detour does not strand you in a cash lane. An insufficient balance at the plaza is slow for you and for everyone behind.
- Check your Easytrip balance — app, SMS and online inquiry, step by step.
- Metro Pacific Tollways group — reload, account help and tag support.
Do you need the other tag as well?
Easytrip does not cover every Philippine expressway. The Autosweep network covers the rest, and a drive that crosses between the two needs both accounts funded — the plaza reads whichever tag applies to the road you are on.
- Autosweep toll calculator — the roads on the other network.
- Easytrip vs Autosweep — which you need, and whether to carry both.
- One RFID, all tollways — how interoperability works and how to enrol.
- Trip budget planner — multi-expressway trips, with a load suggestion per network.
Questions
Which expressways use Easytrip RFID?
Easytrip is used on 5 expressways: NLEX (North Luzon Expressway), CAVITEX (Manila-Cavite Expressway), CALAX (Cavite-Laguna Expressway), SCTEX (Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway), Connector (NLEX-SLEX Connector Road). Every other Philippine expressway uses Autosweep.
How much is the toll on Easytrip roads?
It depends entirely on where you enter and exit, not on the RFID network. Published Class 1 fares across the Easytrip roads run from a few pesos to ₱647 for the longest single trip. Use the calculator above for your exact pair.
Does using Easytrip cost more than Autosweep?
No. The toll is set by the road and your vehicle class, not by which tag you hold. The two networks cover different expressways, so which one you need is decided by where you drive.
How much should I keep on my Easytrip account?
Enough for your actual route plus a buffer. The dearest single Class 1 fare on the network is ₱647, so around ₱1,600 covers a return trip on even the longest route. For a short daily commute far less is fine.
Are these the official rates?
Yes. Every figure is the published rate from the operator, approved by the Toll Regulatory Board, and the fee charged at the plaza always prevails.