Overview
PrepayPower sells prepaid electricity and gas to households across Ireland, along with broadband. Customers add credit in advance, much like topping up a mobile phone, and their balance falls as they use energy, so there are no bills or estimated readings. It describes itself as Ireland's first dedicated prepaid energy supplier, fitting each home with a smart prepaid meter that links to its app, where customers track spending and top up, or they can pay at Payzone shops nationwide. Revenue comes from the energy customers buy in advance, plus standing and prepayment service charges. PrepayPower was founded in 2009 and is based in Sandyford, Dublin.
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What believers are saying
- Probation pays off: PrepayPower's full-time Sandyford retention advisors rise from 32,000 to 34,000 euros and gain hybrid working.
- North Dublin field reps get cash extras: the full-time job adds a 2,000 euro post-probation bonus and lunch allowance.
- Reps have a winter selling point: PrepayPower froze electricity and gas prices from October 13, 2026 to March 1, 2027.
What critics are saying
- Wholesale costs forced price rises: PrepayPower lifted electricity 8.8% and gas 10.6%, announced May 2026, first in 3.5 years.
- Connacht team leads work evenings: the full-time, remote field post runs 11am to 8pm weekdays, carpooling colleagues as required.
- Quotas remain individual: full-time, remote Connacht team leads earn 38,000-euro bases depending on experience, with daily/weekly targets.
What makes PrepayPower unique
- PrepayPower is one brand in a larger group: Yuno Group also runs bill-pay supplier Yuno Energy and firmus energy.
- Customers rate it highly: PrepayPower reports a 4.8 out of 5 Trustpilot score from over 10,000 reviews.
- Landlords are a target market: PrepayPower's door-to-door reps pitch residential customers and multiple property owners.
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