Realestate.com.au, has launched an energy comparison feature to help homeowners find a better deal on electricity and gas and reduce household costs. 

Over 5 million properties are tracked by their owners on realestate.com.au[1], helping owners understand and maximise their property value.

Homeowners who track their property will now be able to access the energy comparison feature alongside their free property valuation tool, realEstimate, market insights and suburb trends.

realestate.com.au has partnered with one of Australia’s leading free energy comparison services, One Click Switch, to launch the new feature.

One Click Switch compares plans from major retailers, analyses actual energy consumption to show real savings and provides a seamless switching service at no cost to consumers.

REA Group Chief Product Officer, Jonathan Swift, said the integration allows owner occupiers to compare electricity and gas plans directly from their owner dashboard, helping them reduce household costs while monitoring their property value and local market.

“Millions of Australians rely on realestate.com.au to understand the value of their home and what’s happening in the market. We also know that in a high cost of living environment, managing the ongoing cost of owning a home is just as important as its value.

“By bringing energy comparison directly into the realestate.com.au My Property dashboard, we’re making it easier for owner occupiers to see how their most important asset is performing and whether they’re paying more than they need for essential services like their home loan, electricity and gas.”

There were over 18 million visits to the property owner dashboard on realestate.com.au over the past six months, up 58% year-on-year[2].

One Click Switch CEO, Rob Ward, said partnering with realestate.com.au brings its service to a highly engaged audience of Australian homeowners.

“Through this partnership, we are meeting property owners where they already are to give them a fast, hassle-free way to check for savings. On average, One Click Switch helps its customers save $375 on their annual energy bill.”

The ACCC’s Electricity Market Inquiry report from December 2025 found that households that have been on the same electricity plan for more than three years were paying on average $221 per year more than consumers on new plans, and that nearly 2.5 million consumers were paying prices at or above the default offer.

To find a better energy deal visit My Property on realestate.com.au or download the latest app, click your tracked owner occupier property and follow the prompts.

1 REA Internal Data, as at March-26
2 REA Internal Data, Sep-25 to Feb-26 vs Sept-24 to Feb-25