Are you paying too much?
PaySaver Check looks across your household expenses and identifies bills, rates and recurring costs that may be worth reviewing.
HOW IT WORKS
Four simple steps to understand your household bills and explore potential savings.
Tell us what you're paying
Share approximate figures for your household expenses through our quick 3-minute check.
We assess your bills
PaySaver compares your information against household cost benchmarks to identify where you may be paying more than expected.
Explore your options
We work with participating providers and partners who may be able to offer alternative solutions for your household.
You choose
Explore your options, decide whether to proceed with a provider, and return to PaySaver anytime to double check
ONE CHECK. MULTIPLE EXPENSES.
We Look Across The Major Categories Where Australians Often Pay The Lazy Tax!
Avg. household spend
AU$4,743/mo
Avg. potential savings
AU$485/mo
Est. annual savings
AU$5,820/yr
Figures are indicative averages for illustration only. They are based on typical Australian household spending and are not official quoted rates or guaranteed savings. Your actual spend and savings will depend on available products, eligibility, provider pricing and your circumstances.
The lazy tax is real
Australians pay more than they need to — just by staying put.
Loyalty often costs more than it rewards. A quick PaySaver Check looks across your household bills, loans and subscriptions to highlight where you may be overpaying.
START MY PAY SAVER CHECKFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers about how the PaySaver Check works.
No. PaySaver assesses your household expenses using relevant benchmarks and works with participating providers and commercial partners. We do not compare every provider in the market.
PaySaver may receive a referral fee from participating providers when we connect a customer with their services.
No. Our assessment highlights areas where your household costs may be higher than expected. Actual savings depend on your circumstances, eligibility and the options available.
Absolutely not. Exploring alternative options is entirely optional. You decide whether you want to proceed.
Only where you have provided the appropriate consent. We explain which provider will receive your information before sharing it.
Still have a question? Contact our team.