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Compare Club can help you find the cheapest electricity, solar, and gas rates within minutes.

You may also qualify for state-based energy rebates to bring your bills down even more.

Then super-charge your savings with our energy reduction tips, or learn about installing a rooftop solar system.

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Aussie households can be saving between $266 and $553 compared to the energy reference price.*
It’s simple to switch
Save time and money as we do the heavy lifting. Our expert team takes care of everything, from finding you the lowest possible price, to handling all your paperwork. We’ll even apply any relevant discounts you’re eligible for.
Helping thousands to save
We’ve been cutting energy bills across Australia since 2010. We’ll compare big brands and boutique energy providers to make sure you’re paying the lowest possible price on your gas and electricity.
Free no-obligation quotes
We’re Australian based, free to use, there’s no hidden fees and our team takes care of your application. You're not obliged to switch, but we’re confident you’ll be able to shave hundreds of dollars off your energy bill with us.
10 business day cooling off period
Changed your mind? Found a better price? No worries. You can cancel your new plan any time in the first ten days. Although we reckon you’ll be hard pushed to find a cheaper energy deal anywhere else.
Are you paying too much for your electricity and gas?

Save time and money as we do the heavy lifting. Our expert team takes care of everything, from finding you the lowest possible price, to handling all your paperwork. We'll even apply any relevant discounts you're eligible for.

How are energy costs calculated?

Depending on the terms of your plan, your energy costs may be calculated based on a single/flat rate or on a time-of-use tariff2.

Single/flat rate plans typically charge the same rate regardless of the time of day or night that the energy is used.

Time-of-use tariffs, on the other hand, apply different rates to energy used during peak and off-peak periods.

Your energy supplier usually multiples your energy use (measured in kilowatt hours) by the relevant rate according to your plan3.

What documents do you need to have to get
started with an energy provider?

If you choose to switch to a new energy provider, Compare Club’s expert team will take care of all your paperwork. But there’s a few things we might need from you:

Recent energy bill

This will contain important information like your current energy usage, tariff rates, meter number, and account details.

Personal identification

A driver's licence, passport, or utility bill in your name may be required to verify your identity.

Bank account details

You'll need to provide your bank account details if you choose to set up direct debit payments with your new energy supplier.

Top tips to save on energy and gas

Compare Club can help find you a cheaper energy rate. But you can supercharge your savings with a few simple easy energy-saving tips:

  • Choose appliances with high energy-efficiency ratings. They use less energy and will likely save you money in the long run.
  • Inspect your doors and windows for air leaks and seal them with weatherstripping or caulking. This will help to reduce the need for heating or cooling.
  • If you have an electric water heater, lower the temperature and insulate the tank to minimise heat loss and reduce the energy needed for reheating.
  • Installing thermal curtains or blinds can also help to keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer without the need for electricity.
  • Check that your fridge is set to between three to five degrees Celsius for optimal eco-friendly operation.
  • Ask us about upgrading your household appliances to the most energy efficient option. You may be eligible for a rebate as part of the Federal Government Household Upgrade scheme

Switching energy providers

Compare Club makes it easy to switch to a new energy provider. However, there are a few things you can supply to help us speed up the process:

Your latest energy bill

This will help the experts at Compare Club understand your current plan, tariffs, and energy usage.

Your current energy contract

If you have a copy of your current contract with your energy provider, we can help determine whether any exit fees may apply.

Driver’s licence or passport

One or the other may be required to set up an account with your new energy provider.

Bank account details

Your account details will be handy if you want to set up direct debit payments on your new account.

Key terms

Default market offer (DMO)
A government-imposed annual price cap on electricity prices in New South Wales, South Australia and South East Queensland to protect consumers from paying excessively high prices.
Market offer
An energy plan or contract that provides consumers with a range of choices and options tailored to their preferences and needs.
Standing offer
A default energy plan that is provided to consumers who have not selected a market contract with specific terms and conditions.
Peak tariff
Also known as a peak rate, it refers to higher rates that are charged for electricity usage during periods of high demand.
Off-peak tariff
Also known as an off-peak rate, it refers to lower rates that are charged for electricity usage during periods of low demand.

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Electricity and Gas FAQs
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about electricity and gas:
It’s easy – just get in touch with the experts at Compare Club. We’ll compare all the rates offered by our network of energy suppliers and different electricity and gas plans. And if you choose to switch to a new provider, we’ll even arrange the connection and send you any relevant information.
While gas is typically cheaper per unit than electricity, a single unit of electricity generally contains more energy than a single unit of gas. That means you’ll likely use more units of gas than electricity to power the same appliance. How the final costs balance out really depends on the gas and electricity rates you’re paying.
We bring together a network of energy suppliers and compare their offered rates on different electricity and gas plans. We put the power in your hands to decide which price is the best and provide the switching service free of charge. You may be asked to provide some documents, but we will arrange the connection and send you any relevant information. It is easy!
At Compare Club, we do not charge any fees for the use of our comparison tools or for speaking to our energy consultants. However, your current supplier might have contractual terms that include exit fees.
Comparing suppliers and arranging the switch does not take long, but unless you have a smart-meter it can be up to three months before the switch takes place. Usually, you will need a final meter reading to close out your existing account, which tends to occur every three months.

If you are further along in your billing cycle, then the switch may happen earlier. It may also be quicker if you have a smart meter installed, which provides up-to-the-minute meter readings.
Yes, they do. Depending on the rates set by your state’s suppliers, electricity prices can vary significantly. This is due to different sources of energy generation and investment in infrastructure, as well as supply and demand.

There are several factors that influence prices in the short term and long term. Some of these factors are out of consumers’ hands, which is why the ability to compare suppliers is such a powerful money-saving tool.
By comparing energy plans, you can easily find which suppliers are cheapest on the market, allowing you to make the switch and save big on your electricity and gas bill.

People choose to switch for several reasons, but mostly it is to find a more affordable price. Other reasons include moving to a new house, adding a renewable energy source, or because you are not happy with the service from your current supplier.
Due to the government’s easing of laws regarding competition policy in energy markets, Australia has seen a mass increase in suppliers, meaning greater competition and more competitive rates for Australian consumers. In general, the more suppliers there are in the market, the lower the tariffs.
A tariff is the amount you are charged for energy as part of your contract. You are likely to see two types of tariffs on your bill: a supply charge and a variable (or usage) charge. The supply charge is a type of service charge that covers the cost of supplying energy to your house. The variable charge changes depending on how much energy you use.
This will depend on your solar scheme. Regulations vary from state to state and between suppliers; your solar feed-in tariff may be linked to your address or to the account with your supplier.

Contact your supplier to find out if you can bring your feed-in tariff to a new supplier. When comparing different plans, you may even find that a different supplier offers a better deal on feed-in tariffs.
Of course, we can! Energy costs are a major component of most businesses and can be one of your biggest expenses. It makes sense to compare energy plans so you can find a more affordable supplier and reduce your overall spending.
Things you should know

CompareClub.com.au is an on-line energy comparison service and is owned and operated by Compare Club Australia Pty Ltd (ACN: 634 600 007). We have partnered with Zembl to provide you access to their expert staff to assist in selecting the most appropriate energy packages from their panel of providers. Compare Club doesn’t compare all products from all retailers and not all products are available to all customers. In providing a comparison, we don’t necessarily compare all features that may be relevant to you. Please consider the individual product terms and conditions carefully to ensure the product is right for you.


* Savings are calculated compared to the Energy Reference price for a single-rate energy meter based on Compare Club’s best offer as of 25th July 2024.

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