Last updated: June 2026

    AGL Energy vs Sumo Power

    Compare AGL Energy and Sumo Power electricity plans side by side. See rates, solar feed-in tariffs, pros and cons, and find out which retailer offers the better deal for Australian households.

    Note: Sumo Power is not currently available through our comparison tool.

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    Rates comparison

    MetricAGLSumo
    Avg. usage rate28.5c/kWh 27.1c/kWh ✓
    Daily supply charge$1.05/day $0.95/day ✓
    Est. annual bill$1,490 $1,420 ✓
    Solar feed-in tariff6–8c/kWh 6–9c/kWh ✓
    States availableNSW, VIC, QLD, SA, ACTVIC
    Plan typesfixed, variable, solar, green, businessfixed, variable, solar

    ✓ = lower figure in our AER/ESC benchmark data, not a recommendation. Estimated annual bills are based on AER Reference Price / ESC VDO benchmarks. Actual rates vary by state and plan.

    This analysis is based on EnergyPlans Australia's 2026 energy pricing data across multiple providers and states.

    AGL Energy

    AGL Energy is one of Australia's largest electricity and gas retailers, supplying over 4.2 million customer accounts nationally. AGL offers a wide range of electricity plans including fixed-rate, variable, and green energy options, as well as solar feed-in tariffs for households with rooftop solar systems.

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    Sumo Power

    Sumo Power (now trading as Sumo) is a Victorian electricity and gas retailer that has been operating since 2000. Sumo offers competitive electricity plans in Victoria, with a focus on value-for-money pricing and reliable customer service.

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    Summary

    Based on benchmark estimates, Sumo Power has the lower estimated annual bill. However, actual costs depend on your usage, postcode, and plan.

    All figures are benchmark estimates based on AER/ESC reference data. Actual plan pricing varies by postcode, usage, and available discounts.

    Both available in: VIC

    AGL Energy — pros & cons

    One of Australia's most established energy retailers
    Wide range of plan types including green energy
    Solar feed-in tariff available in most states
    Strong customer service infrastructure
    Online account management and app
    Can be more expensive than smaller competitors
    Exit fees may apply on some fixed-rate plans
    Rates vary significantly by state and distributor
    Solar feed-in tariff rates are not the highest in the market

    Sumo Power — pros & cons

    Long-established Victorian retailer (since 2000)
    Competitive pricing in Victoria
    Solar feed-in tariff available
    Both electricity and gas supply available
    Straightforward plan structures
    Available in Victoria only
    Smaller footprint compared to national retailers
    Limited plan variety
    Some customers report billing issues

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    Frequently asked questions

    • Is AGL Energy cheaper than Sumo Power?

      Based on average rates, Sumo Power offers a lower average usage rate (27.1c/kWh vs 28.5c/kWh). However, actual costs depend on your specific plan, usage, and state. Always compare using your own energy bill data.

    • Which provider offers a better solar feed-in tariff: AGL or Sumo?

      Sumo Power generally offers the better solar feed-in tariff rate (6–9c/kWhc/kWh vs 6–8c/kWhc/kWh). Rates vary by state and plan, so confirm directly with the retailer.

    • Are both AGL and Sumo available in my state?

      Both AGL Energy and Sumo Power are available in: VIC. AGL Energy is available in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, ACT, and Sumo Power in VIC.

    • Which is better overall: AGL Energy or Sumo Power?

      Sumo Power has the lower average usage rate in our benchmark data. The best plan for you depends on your usage and postcode.

    • How do I switch from AGL to Sumo (or vice versa)?

      Switching electricity retailers in Australia is straightforward. You can switch online, by phone, or through an independent comparison service. The process typically takes 2–5 business days and you will not experience any interruption to your electricity supply. Check for any exit fees on your current plan before switching.

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    How we calculate these estimates

    This comparison uses benchmark data from AER and ESC reference pricing. Actual plan rates vary by postcode.

    Estimated costs can vary by usage, tariff type, retailer, distributor, and address. Both supply charges (the daily fixed cost of being connected) and usage rates (c/kWh) affect your total bill. Solar feed-in tariffs vary by retailer and plan. Always review plan details, fees, and conditions before switching.

    Data sources

    • AER Default Market Offer (DMO) reference pricing
    • ESC Victorian Default Offer (VDO) benchmarks
    • Distributor zone boundary data
    • Published retailer plan information

    These are indicative estimates only. Your actual bill depends on your specific plan, usage patterns, and applicable discounts. Read our full methodology.

    How we make money

    EnergyPlans.com.au may receive a commission if you switch through our comparison partner. This does not change the price you pay, but it may influence which plans are available through our service. We do not compare every plan in the market.

    Our editorial content, methodology, and benchmark data are independent of any commercial relationship. Always review plan details, including any fees or conditions, before switching. How we make money.

    Updated June 2026

    Data shown for AGL Energy vs Sumo Power.