AGL’s latest energy deal includes $400 in sign-up credit + free Netflix
Nothing beats a cheap energy deal with a sign-up credit to sweeten the pot. Find out if AGL's latest offer is worth it.
You can get $200 in bill credit when you switch your electricity plan to AGL. Existing customers are also eligible if they're moving.
On top of this, you can receive another $200 in credit when you bundle your energy and internet plans.
Bundling also unlocks ongoing discounts - up to $15 a month off - so your internet plan will cost less as long as both services remain active.
- State-based availability: New and moving customers in NSW, VIC, South-East Queensland and South Australia.
- Free Netflix: One of AGL's electricity plans includes a subscription to Netflix Standard with ads (valued at $9.99 per month or $119.88 per year). You can upgrade the subscription at any time and pay only the difference.
- Competition alert: Signing up will automatically enter you into the draw to win 1 of 5 BYD Atto 3 electric vehicles.
Up to $400 in bill credit + free Netflix
Get up to $400 in credit when you join AGL and stay connected until 30 June 2026. T&Cs apply.
Get up to $400 in credit when you join AGL and stay connected until 30 June 2026. T&Cs apply.
Is the AGL energy deal worth it?
It depends on how much you're currently paying for your energy plan.
Compare the usage rates and supply charges across AGL's plans - whether it's the Smarter Saver plan, the Netflix plan, or the Solar Savers plan - to see if you could pay less than you do now.
You can find all the details you need on your most recent energy bill to compare.
Sign-up credit should always be the cherry on top, not the main reason you switch providers. This is also true for internet plans.
Check out our roundup of the best energy deals to see if another offer suits you better.
Why bother hunting for a good energy deal?
If you haven't compared energy plans in a while, you could be missing out on some big savings.
For instance, the Australian Energy Regulator's latest market report claims:
A typical customer moving from the median market electricity offer to the lowest offer in their distribution region could achieve savings ranging from $200 in Queensland to $420 in South Australia.
Finder's research shows that 24% of Aussies rank energy bills among their top three most stressful expenses.
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