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Every tool is free and independent — no logins, no referral fees. Not sure where to start? Compare your electricity plan.
Compare & switch
Find a better plan for your situation. Free, independent, no referral fees.
Postcode, bill or meter data — ranked by what you’d actually pay, with the structural advisories your retailer won’t mention.
Cheapest plan for charging an EV — a quick estimate, or modelled on your real meter data.
Got a home battery? Find a VPP plan that pays you fairly — for self-sufficiency, not trading.
Is a free-period plan actually free for you? We check it against how you really use power.
Staying on gas? Compare gas plans for your area and usage. (To go electric, see Gas → electric below.)
Estimate savings
See what an upgrade would save before you spend a cent.
Would a home battery actually pay for itself? Modelled from your real meter data, half hour by half hour — honest payback, and it tells you straight when a battery doesn’t stack up.
Would solar (and a battery) pay off for your home? Quick estimate or modelled from your bill and roof.
Should you still be paying for gas? The cost of going all-electric, including the supply charge you’d drop.
The cheapest, zero-capital win for pool homes — trim runtime and shift it to your solar or off-peak window.
A free, opinionated plan for going all-electric — in the right order, with the rebates for your state.
Understand
Make sense of what you’re on now.
Which tool do I need?
Some tools look similar. Here is when to reach for each.
EV plans & charging vs the quick EV charging estimate, which do I use?
Start with the quick EV charging estimate if you just want a ballpark from a few questions. Use the full EV plans & charging check when you can give us your real meter data: it models your actual usage against EV-specific plans for a sharper answer. The quick tool links straight through to the accurate one when you are ready.
Free Midday Check vs Compare electricity plans?
Compare electricity plans ranks whole plans for your situation. The Free Midday Check answers one narrower question: is a free-period or "free midday" plan actually free for you, given when you really use power? Run the Midday Check if a retailer has offered you a free-window deal and you want to know if it stacks up.
Battery savings calculator vs Solar & battery savings vs Battery & VPP plans?
Three different questions. The Battery savings calculator answers “should I add a battery?” — it models your real meter data to size a battery, cost it on the best plan, and give an honest payback (it will tell you when one doesn’t stack up). Solar & battery savings is the earlier, broader question of whether installing solar in the first place pays off. Battery & VPP plans is for people who already own a battery and want a retailer plan that pays them fairly for it.
Gas plan comparison vs Gas to electric savings?
Use the gas plan comparison if you are staying on gas and just want a cheaper gas plan. Use Gas to electric savings if you are weighing up dropping gas altogether: it includes the daily supply charge you would stop paying, which is often the biggest saving.