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Power prices will depend on where you live, the type of plan you're on, and how much you use, but there's still a LOT of variation across different power companies.

Visit rategate.nz and compare your rates against the providers in your area, and shop around to find the cheapest deal.

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Are you wondering if you're paying too much for power?

Is your power bill actually competitive?

Compare your rates against real plans in RateGate’s free database of rates, crowd-sourced from consumers just like you.

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Power prices can vary a lot for the same usage, even in the same area.

In Hamilton for example, the gap between the cheapest and most expensive flat-rate plans is AT LEAST $824 for the same 8,000 kWh a year.

Make sure you're on the cheapest plan in your area, Visit rategate.nz and upload a recent bill PDF and compare rates now.

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Power prices depend on where you live and how much you use, but there's heaps of variation even within the same area,

rategate.nz is putting together a database of crowd-sourced power plan rates, to help you compare what you're paying against the other power plans available in your area.

Visit rategate.nz and upload a recent power bill, and find a cheaper option in your local area.

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The cost of power varies widely, even in the same area.

Visit rategate.nz to check the rates you're paying for your power, and make sure you're on the cheapest plan in your area.

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Paying more for power doesn’t cook your dinner any faster. It just makes your poorer.

In Wellington, choosing the wrong power company could leave you $648 a year worse off, for exactly the same product.

Don't pay more for power than you need to. Visit rategate.nz, check what you're paying using a recent bill PDF, and find the cheapest plan in your area.

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Looking at flat-rate plans across Auckland, it's amazing to see the spread of both the fixed "Daily" charge and the variable "Per-unit" charge.

In the data we've seen so far, the daily charge can vary by as much as $2.31 per day, and a kWh of electricity might be as much as 17.75 cents cheaper or more expensive depending on the power company you're with. That might not sound like much, but it adds up over the course of a year when you're paying for thousands of units of electricity.

If you're interested in seeing how your power rates stack up against the other providers in your area, pop over to rategate.nz and upload a recent power bill. You'll be able to immediately see how your rates compare against competitors' plans, and get a feel for the companies you should be doing business with.

This is what the spread of power company rates looks like in Hamilton, NZ. There's a lot of variation, even in the same area. If you're looking to save money on electricity this winter, it's definitely worth calling around different providers to ask if they're willing to offer better rates.

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The spread of power company rates in Wellington, NZ.

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How the spread of power company rates is looking in Auckland. There's a lot of variation across providers. How does your power company stack up?