Bill Sniffer checks three things for you: your bill (mistakes and sneaky price rises), your plan (priced against every plan in your area, using your real usage) and your free hours (when power is free or cheap each day). Paid by you, never by power companies.
No hardware. Works with any retailer. Launching soon.
Retailers change prices, new plans appear every month, and the new free-hours plans can save you money or cost you more. We do the maths every time, automatically.
Forward the bill email or snap a photo. Add your smart meter file for an exact result.
Price rises, estimated reads and usage jumps flagged automatically, with a Sniff Score out of 100. Found a mistake? We draft the complaint email for you.
Free and cheap hours go straight into your phone calendar, with a nudge before they start. We check your plan too, and only bark when a switch is worth it.
Yes, we compare your plan against every plan in your area. But comparison sites stop there, once. We keep checking every bill, and help you cut costs on the plan you're on.
Pick your alert level ($50, $100 or $200 a year). No spam, ever.
One tap adds your free and cheap hours to your phone, with a reminder 15 minutes before.
Every bill graded out of 100, so you know at a glance if something's off.
Know roughly what your next bill will be before it lands. No bill shock.
A heads-up before your discount ends, and a check for state energy rebates you could claim.
See exactly how much Bill Sniffer has saved you this year.
Upload your latest power bill and get a free Sniff Score: billing mistakes, hidden price rises and what you really pay a year.
Answer four quick questions to see whether free power hours could work for your home.
Reserving is free, and no card is needed. Before launch we'll email you a link to claim your founding price. No obligation.
Free, no card needed. We'll email you before launch.
Since 1 July 2026, retailers in NSW, South East Queensland and South Australia must offer a plan with at least three free hours of electricity in the middle of the day, under the federal Solar Sharer Offer. Victoria has a similar scheme. You need a smart meter, and you have to choose the plan. It doesn't apply automatically.
Not always. Some of these plans charge more at peak times or have a higher daily charge. If you can't move much of your usage into the free hours, you could end up paying more. That's exactly what Bill Sniffer checks for you.
We only read the numbers we need: your usage, prices, charges and dates. You can cover your name, address and account number before you upload. Your details are never sold or shared with power companies, and you can ask us to delete them at any time.
That's exactly who it's for. Bill Sniffer explains every line in plain English: what a kWh is, what the daily supply charge is, peak versus off-peak, and whether your bill adds up.
No. It works whether you have solar or not, and you don't need to buy any hardware. You just need your power bill: the PDF from your email, or a photo of each page.
Free comparison sites are usually paid commissions by power companies, so the power companies are their real customers. We don't sell electricity and never take commissions. You pay us, so we only work for you.
A comparison site answers one question once: which plan is cheapest? Bill Sniffer watches every bill for mistakes, tells you when power is free or cheap each day, and checks your plan in the background, alerting you only when a switch is worth it.
If Bill Sniffer doesn't find you more savings in your first year than you paid, we'll refund you.
Forward your bill email or upload a photo. For an exact result, add the free smart meter file from your network's website (Ausgrid, Endeavour, Energex, SA Power Networks, CitiPower and others). We never ask for your energy account password.
From the Australian Energy Regulator's public plan data, the same data behind the government's Energy Made Easy site, refreshed daily.
Nothing is charged. Before launch, we'll email you a link to claim the founding price. If you don't want it, just ignore the email.