Finance Air Conditioning with Plenti
Help your customers spread the cost of eligible air conditioning systems with Plenti’s Zero-Interest Payment Plan.

Looking to finance a new air conditioner? If you've already chosen an installer, ask them if they offer Plenti finance. If they aren't currently accredited, we're happy to help them get started.

Flexible finance for life's essential upgrades
Whether your customer is replacing a broken system or upgrading to a more energy-efficient home, Plenti's zero-interest payment plan makes it easier to get started without paying the full cost upfront.
Zero interest
Borrow up to $45,000
$0 early repayment fee
Flexible 1 - 7 year loan terms
$8.99 monthly fee
Help more customers say yes
Partner with Plenti and offer your customers flexible finance for eligible air conditioning systems, helping remove upfront cost barriers and grow your business.
Flexible finance
Offer customers another way to pay for their air conditioning installation.
Win more jobs
Help customers move forward with projects they may otherwise delay.
Dedicated support
Our renewables team is here to support you through the process

Who can apply?
Over 18 years old
Australian citizen or permanent resident
Valid Australian ID
Homeowner or purchasing a home
Meet Plenti's credit criteria
Further eligibility requirements may apply.
Air conditioning licence requirements
Air conditioning installations are subject to state and territory licensing requirements. Use the guide below to identify the licence relevant to where your business operates.
Licence: Contractor Licence
Licence class: Electrician
Issued by: Building Commission NSW (NSW Fair Trading)
Licence: Registered Electrical Contractor (REC)
Issued by: Energy Safe Victoria
Licence: Mechanical Services – Air-conditioning and Refrigeration
Issued by: QBCC Licensed Contractors Register
Licence: Electrician
Issued by: Electrical Licensing Board of Western Australia
Licence: Plumbers, Gas Fitters and Electricians Licence (PGE)
Issued by: Consumer and Business Services South Australia
Licence: Electrician Class 2 – Unrestricted Licence
Issued by: ACT Construction Occupations Register
Licence: Unrestricted Electrical Licence
Issued by: NT WorkSafe
Licence: Electrician Licence
Issued by: Consumer, Building and Occupational Services
The information above is provided as a general guide only. Licensing requirements are the installer's responsibility and administered by the relevant state and territory regulators and may change. Installers should confirm current requirements with the applicable authority.