Vignettes & road tolls 2026 issued officially, within minutes
Pick the country you need a vignette for and finish the order in under a minute. The price you see is final, the vignette is linked to your plate number and the confirmation lands in your inbox — no sticker, no queues at the border.
Which country do you need a vignette for?
Choose a country, then continue with the period and your plate number.
Countries and tolls available now
How it works, in 4 steps
- 1
Pick the country
Bulgaria, Romania or the Fetești bridge — one tap takes you straight to the order.
- 2
Period and vehicle
Choose the validity period, the vehicle type and your plate number.
- 3
Contact details
The email (and optionally the phone) where you get the confirmation.
- 4
Secure payment
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Revolut. The confirmation arrives by email.
Why ISQ TOLL
Every toll in one place
All the vignettes we issue share the same flow and the same cart — no hunting for a separate official site at every border.
Final price, no surprises
You see exactly what you pay before entering your card. Where a card processing fee applies, it's a separate line, never hidden in the total.
Secure and fast
Payments secured by Stripe, data protected under GDPR, confirmation by email within minutes of paying.
Road tolls in Europe — how they work
Every European country charges for its roads differently: some require a vignette valid for a period of time, others charge per kilometre or only for specific tunnels and bridges. ISQ TOLL brings the tolls we issue electronically into one place, with the price shown before you start the order.
Electronic vignettes are tied to your registration plate rather than to a sticker on the windscreen, and enforcement is automatic through fixed and mobile cameras. That's why it matters to have the vignette active before you enter a tolled road: you choose the start date and the confirmation states the exact validity period.
If your trip crosses several countries, add a vignette for each one to the cart and pay for them in a single transaction. Prices are shown transparently in euro, and a company invoice is available on request.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries can I buy a vignette for here?
The list on this page always shows exactly what can be bought right now, with the starting price per country. We add new countries as we integrate their official issuing systems, and they appear in the list automatically.
How long does it take to receive the vignette?
Usually a few minutes. Once the payment is confirmed we send the order to the official system and you receive an email with your plate number and the validity period. If issuing is delayed we track the order and keep you posted — there's nothing for you to do.
Is the displayed price final?
Yes. The listed price covers the official fee plus our service fee, so nothing is added at the end. Where a card processing fee applies, it is shown as a separate line before you pay.
What payment methods can I use?
Bank card (Visa, Mastercard), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut Pay and Link. Payments are processed by Stripe, so your card details never pass through our servers.
Can I buy vignettes for several countries at once?
Yes. Add a vignette for each country on your route to the cart and pay for all of them in one transaction. Each vignette is issued separately, for the plate number you entered for it.
What if I entered the wrong plate number?
Message us straight away from the assistant on the page or reply to the confirmation email. If the vignette hasn't been issued yet we correct the number before sending it; if it has, we tell you exactly which options the official operator allows.
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ISQ is an independent intermediary service for vignettes and road tolls; we are not a state authority. The displayed price is final, and validity is the one confirmed by each country's official system.