Bundling electricity or gas with internet isn’t widespread in Australia, with only a handful of providers offering combined plans. If you’re eligible, a bundle can make your utilities easier to manage and may reduce your internet costs through ongoing or introductory discounts.
However, convenience doesn’t always mean better value. It’s still worth comparing separate energy and internet plans to see which option works out best overall.
Which providers bundle energy and internet?
Most energy retailers in Australia don't offer internet plans at all, and among those that do, few actually combine them into a single discounted bundle.
Providers that currently offer energy and internet bundles include:
| Provider | Bundle discount | States available | How it applies |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGL | $15/month off internet | NSW, VIC, QLD, SA (plus WA for gas only) | Ongoing, while both services stay active |
| Origin Energy | $10/month off internet | NSW, VIC, SE QLD, SA, ACT | Ongoing, while both services stay active |
| Dodo | $5 to $10/month off internet | NSW, VIC | Ongoing, while both services stay active $5/month with one energy service; up to $10/month with electricity and gas in NSW and VIC |
| Kogan | $50/year electricity credit | NSW, VIC, SE QLD, SA | Annual credit, capped at 3 years |
| Information correct as of August 2026. Availability varies by address, so even if a provider services your state, the bundled option may not be available at your specific property. | |||
Some retailers do sell internet plans alongside energy but don't bundle them into a single discounted deal, such as Red Energy and 1st Energy.
How do I sign up for a bundle?
Because each retailer handles bundling differently, if you're looking for a bundled plan, the first step is to find a provider that offers both the services you want and coverage at your address.
You may need to sign up for one service first (energy or internet) and then add the second to activate the bundle discount, or you might be able to sign up for both at the same time.
The discount will usually apply once both services are active, though you’ll still get a separate bill for each service.
Is bundling energy and internet cheaper?
Not necessarily. While you may get a discount for getting your electricity, gas and internet from the same provider, that doesn’t automatically mean the package will be cheaper than choosing each service separately.
Take this example:
| Option | Electricity | Gas | Internet | Total per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bundle with one provider | $160 | $80 | $75 | $315 |
| Separate providers | $150 | $70 | $85 | $305 |
| Example only. Actual prices will vary depending on your location, provider, plan and usage. | ||||
In this scenario, the bundle includes a cheaper internet plan, but the higher electricity and gas costs mean you’d still pay $10 more each month overall.
Bundling can still be appealing if you prefer the convenience of keeping your services with one provider. However, if saving money is your main priority, it’s worth comparing separate electricity, gas and internet plans with the bundle as a whole.
Also keep in mind that plans, prices and discounts change regularly. Checking the market from time to time can make sure you’re not missing out on a better deal.
Why compare energy plans through Savvy?
Can you get a discount for bundling electricity and gas?
Broadly speaking, no. Having your electricity plan and gas plan with the same retailer won’t unlock cheaper rates simply because you’ve bundled the two.
You could still save money if that retailer happens to offer competitive prices across both services, or has a sign-up offer or reward attached to the plans you choose. However, it’s worth comparing the total cost against taking out electricity and gas plans with different retailers.
Where can I get electricity and gas from the same retailer?
Whether you can keep both services with one retailer depends on where you live and which energy networks are available at your address.
Same-retailer electricity and gas plans are available across parts of NSW, VIC, SA, SE QLD, the ACT and Tasmania. Options are more restricted elsewhere, particularly where households have limited choice of electricity retailer or natural gas isn’t widely available.
Here’s which retailers offer both electricity and gas, and where those services are available:
