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Typical savings

Here's what people are saving

Realistic examples based on common household setups across Ireland. Your actual saving depends on your current plan and usage.

€280/year saved

Energy switch

Electric Ireland to Bord Gais Energy

Dublin household, standard usage

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€410/year saved

Broadband and TV bundle

Switch to new customer offer

12-month contract reset

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€650/year saved

Insurance and energy combined

Renewal plus provider switch

Family household

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Why switching works

Irish energy and broadband providers offer their best rates to new customers. If you have been with the same provider for more than 12 months, you are almost certainly paying more than a new customer on the same plan. Switching resets the clock.

How savings are calculated

The figures above are based on common household setups in Ireland. Energy savings use the formula: (unit rate x kWh used per year) + (standing charge x 365 days) - discounts and cashback. Your actual saving depends on your current plan, usage, and the offers available at the time you compare.

How often should you switch?

Energy and broadband introductory offers typically last 12 months. Checking once a year, around your renewal date, is usually enough to make sure you are not paying over the odds. Sortd tracks your renewal timing and alerts you when a better deal is available.

Common questions

How much can an Irish household save by switching energy provider?

A typical Irish household can save €200 to €400 per year by switching electricity or gas provider, depending on current plan, usage, and available offers. Some households save more if they have been on the same plan for several years.

How much can you save by switching broadband in Ireland?

Switching broadband provider or taking a new customer offer can save €300 to €500 per year in Ireland, particularly if moving off a post-contract rate back to an introductory price.

How much can Irish households save across all bills?

Households that switch energy, broadband, and insurance in the same year typically save €500 to €1,500 in total. In some cases savings across all bills can reach €2,800 annually.

Does switching energy provider in Ireland cost anything?

No. Switching electricity or gas provider in Ireland is free. There are no exit fees for moving between providers on standard tariffs.

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