Afterpay
Afterpay · non-bank lender
Pay MonthlyExtra repayments · Interest free · Digital wallet
Compare Buy now pay later
Buy now pay later, compared on fees: what a purchase costs to pay off on time, and the late fee if you miss one. Free, no sign-up.
How much is the purchase?
Ranked by the fees to pay a $2,000 purchase off on time. Late fees are shown beside that figure, never added to it.
Afterpay
Afterpay · non-bank lender
Pay MonthlyExtra repayments · Interest free · Digital wallet
CommBank
CommBank
StepPayExtra repayments · Digital wallet · Digital banking
Plenti · non-bank lender
Plenti Home Energy Saver LoanExtra repayments · Interest free · Digital banking
Plenti · non-bank lender
Plenti WA Residential Battery Scheme No Interest LoanExtra repayments · Interest free · Digital banking
Plenti · non-bank lender
Plenti Zero-Interest Payment PlanExtra repayments · Interest free · Digital banking
Afterpay
Afterpay · non-bank lender
Pay in 4Extra repayments · Interest free · Digital wallet
PayPal
PayPal · non-bank lender
PayPal Pay in 4Interest free · Instalment plan
Zip · non-bank lender
Zip PayExtra repayments · Digital wallet · Card access
LookFirst does not compare every provider or product in the market. Important information
Not included yet: Klarna (not a Consumer Data Right data holder) and humm (publishes its product as a personal loan, not as buy now pay later). That is on top of the general note above: we do not compare every provider.
Non-bank lenders began publishing product data under the Consumer Data Right on 13 July 2026. Some of their products are voluntary to publish (consumer leases, reverse mortgages, margin loans, novated, fleet and other non-standard vehicle finance, and any product with under 1,000 customers), some lenders hold exemptions from the ACCC, and lenders below the size threshold are not obliged to publish at all, so some lenders and products are not here.
Fees on a purchase assume every instalment is paid on time, over the number of instalments the provider publishes; where a provider does not say how often instalments fall due, fortnightly is assumed and the row says so. Late fees are shown beside the figure, never added to it. These products charge no interest unless a purchase rate is shown, and no comparison rate applies to them.
† Purchase range as the provider publishes it. A $1 minimum or a .99 or 999 maximum reads like a system limit rather than an offer; the provider's terms are the word on it.