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How to compare an energy offer before you switch

A practical checklist for comparing rates, conditions, contract terms, and the real value of an energy offer.

Last checked 2026-08-24Reviewed monthly

What to compare in an offer

DetailWhy it mattersWhere to check
Total costShows the full value beyond a headline discount.Provider terms and annual estimate
EligibilityPrevents activating an offer you cannot use.Offer conditions
ExpiryClarifies how long the promotion is available.Countdown and provider page

Quick check

Calculate your estimated saving

Estimated saving: $50.00

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Check a the brand Discount Code

Enter a code to check its format and prepare it for the provider checkout. Final validity is confirmed on the official website.

Start with your usage

The best offer depends on how much energy your household uses and when it uses it. Begin with a recent annual statement rather than comparing headline prices alone.

Separate fixed costs from consumption costs. This makes it easier to compare like for like and avoid being distracted by a single promotional number.

Check the conditions

Read the eligibility rules, contract length, cancellation terms, and any welcome or referral conditions. An offer is only useful when it matches your situation.

Look for the last-checked date on this page and confirm the provider’s own terms before you activate an offer.

Calculate the real value

Add the advertised saving to the cost of switching, recurring fees, and any requirements. A simple annual estimate gives you a clearer comparison than a short-term headline.

Use the offer widget on this page to view the current activation route. Offers are reviewed monthly and may expire earlier when the provider changes its terms.

Frequently asked questions

What should I compare first?

Compare the total estimated annual cost, including fixed fees, variable rates, contract terms, and eligibility requirements.

How often are offers checked?

Our deal content is reviewed monthly. Always confirm the provider’s live terms before activating an offer.