You can pay your bill via direct debit from your bank or credit card. Billing can be done weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. Flick will send you your bill every Tuesday for weekly billings, every other Tuesday for fortnightly billings, and on the second Monday of each month for monthly billings.
Generally, standard users have higher daily charges but with a lower charge per kWh used. Flick classifies Standard users as users that use more than 8,000 units a year for residents in the North and a higher 9,000 units for those further South.
Low users are those who use less electricity on average, such as people who use less than 8,000 units a year if they live in the North, or less than 9,000 units a year if they live in the South. However, keep in mind that you’re only eligible to be on the Low-User plan for your primary residence. Holiday homes and secondary properties fall under standard user ICPs, regardless of the amount of electricity used.
The price you pay Flick is made up of a number of different factors such as generation, transmission and distribution, Flick Fee, and even things such as the Electricity Authority (EA) levy. Check out the different plans available to see which type works best for you.
Among the different factors, your transmission and distribution costs will depend on the meter you set up and your area of residence.