For households in South East Queensland
Plans and rates change, and most homes stay on a plan long after it stopped being a good deal. My Energy Agent prices every plan available to your home on your actual usage, tells you whether you’re on a good one, and can keep checking so it stays that way.
You could save about $283 a year.
Against your current plan, on the usage in your last four bills. The three plans below are the ones worth switching to, and why.
How we worked this out: 7,500 kWh imported, 4,000 kWh exported, hot water on Tariff 33. Every plan generally available to postcode 4152, priced on the AER catalogue snapshot of 4 September 2026. Current rates assumed after 1 July.
Every figure computed by the pricing engineThe problem
Prices reset every 1 July. Retailers reprice their market offers in between. The plan that was good value when you signed up is quietly something else two years later, and from Brisbane to the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast there are a few hundred plans in the Energex area to check it against.
A retailer has no reason to move you to its cheaper plan. The difference between an ordinary plan and the best one for a home is often a few hundred dollars a year, and it only shows up if someone looks.
Energy Made Easy is impartial and worth a look. It can pull your usage if you enter your NMI, but it won’t read your bill, forecast your next 12 months, or tell you when things change.
Flat, time-of-use and demand tariffs. Controlled-load hot water. Feed-in rates. Conditional discounts. Sign-up credits. And now free daytime hours that are paid for somewhere else on the bill.
Why we charge
Many comparison services are free to use because retailers pay them a commission when you switch. Our model is deliberately simple: you pay us a small fee, so the only person we work for is you. No commissions, no referral fees, no sponsored placements, from any retailer, ever.
My Energy Agent is an independent, consumer-paid electricity plan finder for households in South East Queensland. It prices every generally available plan on your actual usage, recommends the plans worth switching to, forecasts your next 12 months and keeps checking so you stay on a good deal. It is paid only by you and takes nothing from energy retailers.
| Compared on | Commission comparison sites | Energy Made Easy | My Energy Agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who pays for it | Retailers, by commission | The government | You: a one-off check or a small yearly fee |
| Plans compared | Usually only the retailers on their panel | Every plan | Every plan, from the regulator's feed |
| Uses your actual bill | Sometimes, by hand | Your usage via your NMI, or a figure you type in | Reads your bills or meter data |
| Solar export, controlled loads, demand tariffs | Roughly | Partly | Modelled half-hour by half-hour |
| Forecasts your next 12 months | No | No | With the 1 July reset marked |
| Tells you how to use less | No | Generic tips | Actions priced for your home |
| Keeps checking after you leave | No | No | On the schedule you choose |
Energy Made Easy is run by the Australian Energy Regulator and is free. If you only want a one-off look at every plan on average usage, use it. We think it’s a fine place to start.
Start here
Upload it and we read your actual tariff and usage, price every plan available to your home, and tell you which are worth switching to. You see your profile and choose a plan before anything is charged, and the report usually lands within two minutes of payment.
Free Quick Scan
Enter your postcode and how many people live at home, and the scan shows what the market looks like for a home like yours: how many plans, what they cost on typical usage, and the gap between an ordinary plan and the best one. No bill, no payment, nothing stored.
If the gap says a check is worth it, your postcode and household size carry straight into the $9.99 check, so there is nothing to type twice.
Run my free Quick ScanSimple pricing. No retailer commissions.
A one-off check tells you where you stand today. Energy Watch keeps you on a good deal through the year. Prices in Australian dollars, GST included. No lock-in.
Check My Plan
$9.99once
Nothing renews
Upload your bill and find out whether you're on a good electricity deal.
Check my plan for $9.99Energy Watch
$29a year
Less than $2.50 a month, billed yearly
We'll keep checking throughout the year and let you know when there's something worth changing.
Start Energy WatchWhat you get
Your estimated yearly cost on the plan you have, against every plan available to you after each discount condition, feed-in rate and controlled load is accounted for. The plans worth switching to, each with a plain-English reason and a watch-out. If your current plan is already good, we say so.
Month by month for the next 12 months, on your current plan and on each recommendation, with the 1 July price reset marked. Every new bill you send is scored against the forecast, so you can see how right we were.
Each with a dollar estimate for your home: shift the pool pump into the free window, move hot water to a controlled load, clean the panels before spring, check the Queensland Electricity Rebate is applied. Nothing that involves a ladder or a switchboard.
On Energy Watch the market is re-priced against your latest usage around your bills and every 1 July. If a plan beats yours by more than your threshold, you get a report that leads with the number and a link to switch. If not, you hear nothing but a short note that you’re still on a good deal.
Why you can trust the number
No commissions, referral fees, affiliate links, sponsored placements or data sales. The links in your report go straight to the retailer with no tracking. You are the only customer.
A tested pricing engine does the arithmetic on a full year of half-hourly usage. AI models choose between plans and explain them in plain English; they are never allowed to produce a price. Every result records the plan data and engine version it used, so it can be re-run and checked.
Every retailer must publish its plans to the Australian Energy Regulator’s public Consumer Data Right feed. We read that feed daily. No retailer can be left out, and none can pay to be moved up.
Everything runs in Sydney. The AI that reads bills runs only in Sydney and Melbourne. Names, meter and account numbers are masked before a model sees a bill. Bills are deleted 30 days after your plan ends, or the moment you ask.
Guides
Short, sourced explanations of Queensland electricity, written by the people who built the pricing engine.
Three free hours of electricity between 11am and 2pm, from 1 July 2026. Who can get it, what it costs elsewhere on the bill, and who actually comes out ahead.
Supply charge, usage rates, controlled load, feed-in credit, the reference-price line and the NMI. What each part means and which ones decide whether you are overpaying.
What a controlled load is, the difference between the night-rate and economy tariffs, what belongs on each, and how they change which plan is cheapest.
All guidesGlossary of bill terms
Looking for your own suburb? Every plan sold in it, priced for a home your size, is on electricity plans by suburb; the questions people ask us most are answered plainly under straight answers.
Questions people ask first
No. No commissions, referral fees, affiliate links, sponsored placements or data sales, from any retailer, on any plan. Links to retailers in your report are plain links with no tracking. Many comparison services are free because retailers pay them when you switch; you pay us instead, which is the whole reason the service costs money and the reason you can trust the answer.
Enter your postcode and how many people live at home, and the scan shows how many generally available plans there are in your area, what they cost a home like yours on typical usage from cheapest to dearest, and how big the gap is between an ordinary plan and the best one. It is worked out from the regulator's plan data by the same pricing engine as the paid check, but on benchmark usage, so it is an estimate of the market, not a recommendation. It cannot say whether you personally are on a good deal; that needs your bill, and your postcode and household size carry into the paid check so you do not type them twice.
It keeps you on a good deal. You get a personalised comparison to start, then we re-check the market against your latest usage about every three months and around the 1 July price changes. Each bill you send is scored against the forecast. If a plan beats yours by more than your threshold, you get a report that leads with the number; if not, you hear nothing but a short note.
The Quick Scan is free. After that, it is $9.99 once for Check My Plan or $29 a year for Energy Watch, GST inclusive. Every paid plan starts with a personalised comparison on your bill; Energy Watch then keeps checking through the year. If you check once and later want us to keep going, add Energy Watch for $19.01 and the $9.99 is credited.
For households in South East Queensland
We price every plan available to your home on your actual usage and tell you which are worth switching to, with every figure worked out by code and explained in plain English. Paid by you, never by a retailer.
Check My Plan
Upload a recent bill and have the answer today: where your plan sits, what you could save, and exactly what to do about it.
Not ready to upload a bill? Run my free Quick Scan: no bill, no payment. Or let us keep checking with Energy Watch, $29 a year.