All Day Breakfast
Mojo's flagship single-rate fixed tariff: the same low rate regardless of day or time. Came with a free smart meter so you could track usage and avoid surprises. Available in NSW and QLD.
Provider overview
Mojo Power
Mojo Power was a small Australian green energy retailer that built its name on an unusual promise: it did not mark up the energy usage rates it passed on to customers, profiting instead from a flat daily supply charge. It operated in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. Mojo has since ceased trading, so this page is informational only. If you were a Mojo customer, compare active retailers below to find your next plan.
Ceased
trading
3 states
NSW, QLD, SA
No markup
on usage rates
2.8/5
customer rating
Where it operates
Where does Mojo Power operate?
| State | Electricity | Gas |
|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | ✓ | ✗ |
| Queensland | ✓ | ✗ |
| South Australia | ✓ | ✗ |
| Victoria | ✗ | ✗ |
| ACT | ✗ | ✗ |
| Tasmania | ✗ | ✗ |
| Western Australia | ✗ | ✗ |
Plans & rates
Mojo Power electricity plans & rates
Plans differ by state and billing method. Every retailer must publish a Default Market Offer (the government reference price), and Mojo Power's market offers are set as a discount off that benchmark.
There are no live Mojo Power electricity plans listed right now. To see what you would actually pay, compare Mojo Power against other retailers for your address and usage.
All Mojo Power plans
Single Minded
A standard fixed-rate tariff that kept the same rates all year, designed for households that did not want, or could not have, a smart meter installed. Available in NSW and QLD.
Evergreen
GreenPowerMojo's green tariff with GreenPower options of 25%, 50% or 100% matched from renewable generation across Australia. Similar rates to All Day Breakfast, but a smart meter was required. Available in NSW and QLD.
Common Grounds
A tariff for households on the Ergon Energy network in rural Queensland, available on single-rate or controlled load. No smart meter required. Rural Queensland only.
G'day Sunshine
SolarMojo's high time-of-use solar feed-in tariff for solar exporters: 22c/kWh for the first 5kWh in NSW (7.5c after), 18c/kWh for the first 5kWh in SE QLD (5.5c after). A new smart meter was installed. NSW and QLD.
Standing Offer
A no-frills variable-rate plan equal to the reference price in each state, with no special benefits. Customers moved onto this once a benefit period expired. This was the only plan Mojo sold in South Australia.
Rates change often. Published rates date quickly. Compare Mojo Power against the retailers that supply your address for current pricing.
Billing & payment
How to pay your Mojo Power bill
Direct debit (monthly)
Climate record
How green is Mojo Power?
Mojo Power did not own fossil-fuel generation and contracted future wholesale electricity from renewable sources such as solar farms, with GreenPower built into its Evergreen plan (25%, 50% or 100% options). Its slogan was "going green doesn't have to cost the earth".
GreenPower (Evergreen)
2.8/5
Google Reviews
2.8/5
ProductReview
What customers say about Mojo Power
Reviews were mixed. Happy customers praised the low rates, the free smart meter and being away from the big retailers, while the most common complaints were sudden price rises, a clunky website and slow customer service. Mojo was a small retailer, and dissatisfied customers are more likely to leave reviews, so scores like these tend to skew negative.
Common questions
Mojo Power: your questions answered
Mojo Power ceased trading after entering voluntary administration. Affected customers were automatically transferred to a new retailer appointed by the Australian Energy Regulator under the Retailer of Last Resort scheme. You can also choose a different retailer with no exit fees. This page is for information about the former company only.
Mojo claimed it did not mark up the usage rates it passed on to customers, making its profit from a flat daily supply charge instead. The idea was that Mojo did not benefit from customers using more energy, so it had no incentive to encourage higher consumption. Its slogan was "going green doesn't have to cost the earth".
Mojo Power supplied electricity in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. In South Australia it only sold a standing offer plan. It did not supply gas, and it did not operate in Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania or Western Australia.
Reviews were mixed. Mojo scored around 2.8/5 on Google and ProductReview, and 76% overall on CHOICE. Customers praised the low rates, free smart meter and self-service portal, while the most common complaints were sudden price rises, a clunky website and slow customer service.
Mojo Power was founded and operated in Australia, with head offices in Sydney. It was only partly Australian owned, with international backing that included SoftBank China Capital and Southern Cross Venture Partners.
You will already have been moved to a replacement retailer, but that plan may not be the cheapest for your home. Compare active retailers that supply your address against the reference price, and switch with no exit fees if you find a better deal.
Is Mojo Power the cheapest for your home?
Mojo Power is one option, but not always the cheapest. Compare it against other retailers that supply your address to find the plan that fits how you use energy.