The Fine Print
Every plan is sold to you on three numbers.
Not because three numbers tell you the truth. Because three numbers are easy to make look good. Watch what one plan’s label shows you, what it can hide, and how the plans we rank first are different.
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This is what a plan shows you.
One price at 500 kWh, one at 1,000, one at 2,000. Three numbers on a label, and nothing about what happens in between.
Three prices, three dots.
12.8¢, 12.6¢, 12.4¢. It even gets cheaper as you use more. Looks like a straightforward deal.
So that's the rate you think you're buying.
Around 12.6¢ for every unit of power, whether you use a little or a lot. That's the deal the label is showing you.
But it might look like this.
The label only promised those three dots. The fine print underneath can do whatever it wants between them. Cheap where they show you. Climbing where they don't.
The plans we rank first look like this.
The rate holds steady no matter how much you use. There's no hidden climb between the numbers on the label.
Your bill rises only because you used more.
Nothing buried in the rate. The more power you use, the higher the bill, and it stays predictable the whole way.
And this is where your home actually lands.
The green band is your home, every month of the year. It sits right in the flat, boring, predictable part of the rate.
So we show you every bill before you sign.
Twelve months, computed from your own usage, delivery charges and taxes included. This is what you'd actually pay.
Now see yours.
That was one plan, one home. Connect your meter and we'll show you your real usage, your real bill on plans worth considering, and where you'd actually land.