Compare Electricity Providers & Stop Overpaying
See transparent supply charges, usage rates, and solar feed-in tariffs before you switch. We track regulated price changes weekly so you always know where your household stands. Electricity prices and rebates vary significantly by state - use the guides below to find plans specific to your area.
Find electricity plans for your home
Compare a range of electricity plans from participating providers in one place.
Provider availability can vary by address, energy type, and plan eligibility.
Stay in Control of Electricity Costs
Electricity bills are one of the largest recurring expenses in Australian homes. Retailers adjust rates in line with wholesale markets, meaning loyalty rarely pays off.
With compareus.com.au you see supply charges, demand tariffs, and conditional discounts upfront.
We highlight plans with flexible payment options, rewards programs, and clean energy add-ons so you can match a plan to your household lifestyle.
Compare Electricity Plans by State
Electricity prices, networks, and rebates vary by state. Select your state for local plans and deals.
Why Should You Choose Us
We focus on the parts of electricity comparison that actually affect your bill: usage rates, supply charges, solar credits, and plan conditions.
Instead of pushing vague offers, we structure the information so you can compare providers faster and understand what changes from one plan to the next.
That means less guesswork, clearer switching decisions, and a comparison experience built around real household costs.
Questions
Electricity FAQs
Get clear answers before you switch retailers.
What should I compare on electricity plans?
Check the daily supply charge, usage rates for peak/off-peak/shoulder periods, and whether discounts are conditional. If you have solar, weigh up the feed-in tariff alongside any higher usage rates.
How do controlled load tariffs work?
Controlled load tariffs apply to appliances like electric hot water systems that run overnight. They have lower usage rates but separate meters. Include them in your comparison so you understand the real blended cost.
Can I switch electricity providers if I rent?
Yes. The account holder can nominate any eligible retailer—just allow meter access for the final read and confirm the process with your property manager if required in the lease.
Will my power cut out when I switch?
No. Switching changes the retailer that bills you, not the poles and wires. Once you sign up, the new provider handles the transfer with your distributor while your electricity stays on.
How often should I review my electricity plan?
Every 6–12 months. Wholesale prices move frequently and introductory discounts expire, so setting a reminder before seasonal peaks helps keep your bills sharp.