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None of the 223 plans we priced beats yours by enough to matter. Based on your meter data (NEM12).

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Everyday Solar

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None of the plans we could price offers a worthwhile saving over your current plan. Keep your current plan for now.

Your annual electricity cost

Current plan$2,683/ year
Cheapest alternative · Solar Daylight$2,720/ year

Same usage, compared with each plan’s rates. Actual bills will vary.

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223 plans priced
Last updated
13 Sept 2026
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Your plan comparison

The leading options from the plans we could price for your home.

#PLANCOSTS YOUCompared with your plan
01
Example Southern Power · Solar Daylight
A$2,720.00
$37 more a year
02
Example Valley Energy · Simple Solar
A$2,800.00
$117 more a year
03
Example Coastal Power · Everyday Saver
A$2,880.00
$197 more a year
01
Example Southern Power · Solar Daylight
COSTS YOU
A$2,720.00
Compared with your plan
$37 more a year
02
Example Valley Energy · Simple Solar
COSTS YOU
A$2,800.00
Compared with your plan
$117 more a year
03
Example Coastal Power · Everyday Saver
COSTS YOU
A$2,880.00
Compared with your plan
$197 more a year
How to read these numbers

Annual costs are estimates from the saved comparison, not bills already paid. Both plan estimates use the same household usage basis. Costs and savings are rounded separately. Published prices and eligibility can change; check the current offer before switching.

Grid readings show electricity bought and exported. They do not tell us total home consumption, solar generation, battery charge or battery savings.

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