Termina vs energy brokers
A broker is paid a commission by the retailer that wins your contract. We refuse retailer commissions and are paid only from what we save you.
Retailer agnostic. $11.2M returned to clients.
A broker is paid by the retailer, so its incentive points their way.
We're paid only by you, only when you save. Our incentive is yours.
It isn't you, at least not on the invoice. Most brokers earn a commission from the retailer they place you with, often for the life of your contract. That commission is built into the rate you pay, so the deal that pays the broker best can win, even when it isn't your lowest rate.
$11.2M
Returned to clients across Australia and New Zealand.
$0
Retailer commissions, ever. Paid only from a share of what we save you.
10,000+
Business locations buying as one. Power no single business has alone.
Not really. The broker's commission is paid by the retailer and built into the rate you're offered, so you carry it in your energy bill either way. We refuse those commissions, so nothing is baked into your rate.
None. We're paid only from a share of what we save you, measured against your current rate, and every rate we quote is already after our share. If we don't beat it, there's nothing to pay.
Worth asking who pays them. We're happy to run the whole market against your current deal and show you the difference, with no obligation.
Yes. We're retailer agnostic and tender the whole market, not a fixed panel we hold agreements with.
A broker is paid by the other side of the table. We're only ever paid by you, and only when you save.
$0 unless we save you money. On small business plans in Australia: if no better rate is found in 12 months, you get $100 off your next bill.