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Find out what your power bill should cost.

Upload a bill. We rebuild it from its own rates to prove we read it right, cost every plan in your area on your real usage, and show the working behind every figure.

  • Every plan the regulator publishes
  • The sum behind every figure
  • No card to start
Illustration of a result: the bill rebuilt, plans ranked, and the sum behind the top one.

Check your bill free

Upload a PDF or a photo of a recent electricity bill. In about a minute you'll see:

  • your bill rebuilt from its own rates, and how close we got
  • what you'd pay on the cheapest plans in your area
  • how much of that is guaranteed, with no discounts assumed

No account or card needed. We never pass your details to a retailer.

Upload a recent electricity bill. We will read it, cost every plan in your area on your actual usage, and tell you what you are overpaying — before you give us anything.

No account, no card. Your bill is read and not kept.

Every plan, not a paid shortlist

We cost every residential plan the regulator publishes for your network, from every retailer.

Costed the way you use power

Peak, off-peak and shoulder from your bill, your solar exports and your battery, not an average home.

You pay us, so we answer to you

No commissions or referral fees from retailers, so nothing in the ranking has a reason to lean. Why that matters

Why so many homes pay more than they need to

A good plan goes stale

Prices are reset every year, usually from 1 July, and discounts and benefit periods run out. Nobody writes to tell you the plan you picked is no longer the one to be on.

Averages hide your home

Two homes using the same power can get very different bills. When you use it, what your solar exports and whether you have a battery decide which plan wins, and a “typical household” estimate sees none of that.

Most comparisons show a shortlist

Commercial comparison sites are usually paid by the retailers they list, and the ACCC found many show only their partners’ plans by default. A shortlist can’t tell you the cheapest plan in the market.

Source: ACCC, Retail Electricity Pricing Inquiry, final report, June 2018

From one bill to the right plan, and kept there

  1. Step 1

    Upload a bill

    We read the usage, tariff, network, solar and current rates straight from it.

  2. Step 2

    Check our working

    We rebuild your bill from its own rates and show how close we got before showing any saving.

  3. Step 3

    Switch, and we keep watching

    Every plan is re-costed against your usage each night. We email you when a cheaper one appears.

Every figure comes with its working

If you can't check a number, you shouldn't have to trust it. Here's what every saving we show is built from.

Read the full method
Your usage, from all your bills
A year of your bills for the same home, added up. Not one bill multiplied by four.
Your bill, rebuilt first
We rebuild your bill from its own rates. If we miss its printed total by more than 6%, we say so before showing any saving.
Every plan’s full price
Usage, supply charge, solar credit, controlled load and fees, from the regulator’s published plans, with GST added the way your bill adds it.
The price you’re sure to pay
We rank on the guaranteed price, with no pay-on-time discount assumed, and show the sum line by line so you can check it.

“Isn’t Energy Made Easy free?”

It is, and it's good: the government's own comparison of every plan, with no commissions. For a one-off check it may be all you need, and we'd rather you used it than nothing.

We use the same published plans. What a membership adds is the work around them, and that work keeps going after you switch.

  • We read the bill and prove itNo typing in usage. We rebuild your bill from its own rates, so you can see we read it right.
  • We keep watchingEvery plan is re-costed on your usage each night, and we email you when a cheaper one appears.
  • Price-change letters, read for youUpload the notice and see what the new rates cost you on your own usage.
  • Solar, batteries and gas in detailFeed-in by time of day, battery sizing from your own exports, stepped gas tariffs on a year of bills.
  • Checkable against the official recordEvery plan shows its regulator plan ID, so you can look it up on Energy Made Easy and check our rates.

Live proof · Recalculated 3 November 2026

A Sydney family like this pays $1,573/year on today’s cheapest plan.

That’s about $601 a year less than the market average of $2,174, across 930 plans from every AER-listed retailer.

Today’s cheapest planOrigin EnergyOrigin Night Shift

Reference household: 2 adults + 2 kids, with rooftop solar. About 4,800 kWh bought from the grid and 2,000 kWh of solar exported a year, costed on every plan’s real rates. No retailer commissions.

No bill to hand?

Enter your postcode and roughly what you spend for an estimate on today’s plans. Your bill gives the exact answer.

Free, no account, no card. An estimate on real plan rates for your area.

After the switch, it keeps working

One membership covers your electricity and gas, and the tools that stop the bill drifting back up.

  • Nightly price watchAn email when a cheaper plan appears for your usage.
  • Bill tracking and forecastsWhy each bill moved, and what the next one is tracking to.
  • Price-change letters, read for youUpload the notice and see what the new rates cost you.
  • Solar and battery sizingSized from your own exports and night use, with quote checks.
  • Gas, compared properlyStepped gas tariffs costed tier by tier on a year of your bills.
  • Ask about your billPlain answers about your own bills, rates and plan.

Free for 30 days, then $39/year

That’s $3.25/mo, or $4.99/month month to month. No card to start, cancel any time from your account. We find you a saving bigger than the fee in your first year or we refund every cent, and you keep the savings.

Questions people ask

How does EnergySorted work?

EnergySorted reads your real usage from a recent bill, then costs every AER-listed electricity and gas plan against that usage, including time-of-use rates, solar feed-in and controlled load. It ranks the plans cheapest first and proves the number against your current bill, so the saving is real rather than an estimate. It then re-checks the whole market every night and alerts you when a cheaper plan appears.

Is EnergySorted independent?

Yes. EnergySorted takes no commissions from energy retailers. You pay a small subscription, and in return it compares every plan the regulator publishes and ranks them honestly on your real usage. It answers to you, not to retailers, so nothing in the ranking is for sale.

How much does EnergySorted cost?

Your first 30 days are free with no card required. After that EnergySorted is $39/year (about $3.25/mo) or $4.99/month billed monthly, backed by a first-year savings guarantee.

Is EnergySorted worth it?

For most households, yes. A single switch to a genuinely cheaper plan usually saves far more than the roughly $39-a-year subscription, and nightly re-checks keep the saving as prices move. EnergySorted also reproduces your current bill first, so you can see the value before you commit, and it is backed by a savings guarantee.

EnergySorted vs Energy Made Easy: what is the difference?

Energy Made Easy is the free government comparison site, and it gives a useful ballpark from a single usage figure or an estimate. EnergySorted goes further: it reads your real time-of-use usage, solar export and controlled load from your actual bill, costs the whole market on that, proves the result against your current bill, and then re-checks nightly and alerts you. Energy Made Easy is a one-off estimate; EnergySorted is ongoing, bill-accurate monitoring.

EnergySorted vs comparison sites like iSelect or Compare the Market?

Sites such as iSelect, Compare the Market and Canstar Blue are paid by retailers through referral commissions, so they typically show only the plans that pay them and rank by what earns them the most. EnergySorted takes no commissions. It compares every AER-listed retailer and ranks purely by what is cheapest for your usage, which is why it can recommend a plan a commissioned site never would.

Does switching energy plans interrupt my power or gas?

No. Your electricity and gas are delivered over the same poles, wires and pipes no matter which retailer bills you. Switching plans or retailers never cuts your supply, changes your reliability or requires any work at your property. The only thing that changes is who sends the bill and what you pay.

Which states and fuels does EnergySorted cover?

EnergySorted compares electricity and gas across the competitive national-market states: NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, Tasmania and the ACT. Western Australia and the Northern Territory are not on the national market, so there is no retailer to switch to there. The cheapest-fuel map is live in NSW and WA, with more states rolling out.

Is my bill data safe with EnergySorted?

Yes. Your data is used only to run your comparisons and is never sold. Passwords are hashed and never stored in plain text, and you can delete your account and data at any time. See the Privacy Policy for how bill reading and analytics are handled.

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