For homeowners

Your installer checked your electricity plan for you.

Here's what the page they sent you is, and what it isn't. It's free, and it takes two minutes to read.

What it is

Every electricity plan published for your address, priced for your home with the battery, solar or car you're getting. The one that suits it best is at the top.

The numbers are estimates

They come from your bill and your new system. What you actually pay depends on how you use power, and on retailers' prices. The page lists what it assumes.

Switching is your choice

You don't have to switch. If you do, you sign up on the retailer's own form. Your power stays on, and your old retailer closes your account.

Nobody paid for this recommendation.

We take no money from any electricity retailer, and the ranking can't see who pays whom. If your installer gets anything from a retailer when you switch, they must tell you before you sign up.

Your link and your details

Keep the link to yourself

It can't be guessed, but anyone you share it with can open it. Ask your installer, or email us, and we'll switch it off.

What we do with your details

We use them only to prepare your page. We don't sell them, give them to retailers or send you marketing. They're deleted after two years, or sooner if you ask.

Something doesn't look right?

If the bill figures or your system aren't right, tell your installer and they'll run it again. For anything else, email hello@sparkplancheck.com.

Read the terms of use and our privacy policy. Nothing in them limits your rights under Australian Consumer Law.