Results explainer

What an example results page looks like

If you're wondering what you get after the LeasePlease flow, this page walks through a representative result and explains what each section is trying to tell you.

TL;DR

  • The results page gives a fast, honest view of whether novated leasing looks worthwhile.
  • It shows a verdict, an indicative savings range, and a shortlist of matched EVs.
  • It also explains what drives the recommendation so the user can sense-check it.
  • If it looks promising, the user can optionally ask for expert help to get exact numbers.

The mock below is a realistic example only. It is not a live result, and it does not use personal data. It exists to show the structure of the results page and how to read it before you go through the real flow.

Good fitExample result only

Here's what a strong result can look like.

In this example, the user is a permanent employee on a six-figure salary with access to salary packaging and a daily driving pattern that suits an EV well.

Estimated annual savings

$6,800 - $9,100

This is an indicative range, not a formal quote. It gives the user a fast sense of whether novated leasing is worth exploring further.

Profile summary

Salary

$118,000

Employment

Permanent full-time

Employer support

Salary packaging available

Driving

35 km per day

Household

Two adults, one child

Priority

Lower monthly cost with enough range

What happens next

Optional expert help

If the user wants to keep going, they can request expert contact after viewing their real results. That step is optional and is meant to turn an estimate into an exact quote.

  • Get exact repayments and fees from a real provider quote
  • Confirm whether the estimate still stacks up with your employer policy
  • Ask a vetted expert to compare providers and explain the tradeoffs
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Matched EVs

Tesla Model 3

Rear-Wheel Drive

Estimated saving

$7,200-$9,100 / year

Monthly

$1,090 / month

Range

513 km

Strong range, low running costs, and easy fit for daily commuting plus weekend trips.

BYD Seal

Dynamic

Estimated saving

$6,800-$8,600 / year

Monthly

$1,020 / month

Range

460 km

Value-forward option that still gives enough range and features for family use.

Polestar 2

Standard Range Single Motor

Estimated saving

$5,900-$7,400 / year

Monthly

$1,180 / month

Range

532 km

Higher monthly cost, but a strong match if design, refinement, and highway comfort matter.

The verdict

The verdict is the fastest signal on the page. It tells the user whether novated leasing looks like a good fit, something that needs closer checking, unlikely approval, or probably not the right move based on the information they gave.

A good fit does not mean “guaranteed best outcome”. It means the combination of salary, employment setup, and vehicle assumptions looks promising enough to keep exploring.

Why this matters

This is meant to be honest, not flattering. LeasePlease is most useful when it helps people rule out bad-fit scenarios early as well as identify good ones.

Estimated savings

The savings section answers the question most people care about first: “Does this actually stack up for me?” It gives an indicative range rather than pretending to offer a final quote instantly.

Final numbers can move once provider fees, lease structure, residual value, and employer-specific packaging details are confirmed. The range is there to help users decide whether the topic is worth pursuing.

What to look for

  • Whether the range is meaningfully positive, not just technically above zero.
  • Whether the estimate feels plausible for the user's salary and vehicle choice.
  • Whether the next step is worth taking to turn the estimate into a real quote.

Matched EVs

The matched EV section shows a small shortlist rather than a single prescribed answer. The point is to give users options that fit their priorities, not force them into one model.

Each recommendation should feel interpretable: users can see a rough savings outcome, monthly cost signal, and the reason that model made the shortlist.

What this tells the user

  • There is more than one viable path.
  • Price is not the only matching factor; range, practicality, and priorities also matter.
  • The final vehicle decision can still be refined with expert help.

Profile summary

The profile summary acts as a quick audit trail. It reminds the user what the result is based on, so they can sense-check whether the recommendation reflects their real situation.

This matters because people often realise something important only after seeing their result, such as a driving pattern they understated or a vehicle priority they should revisit.

Why LeasePlease includes this

A result is more trustworthy when users can see the assumptions behind it. The summary reduces the feeling of a black-box recommendation.

What you can do next

If the result looks promising, the user can optionally request contact with an expert. That is the bridge between an indicative estimate and an actual provider quote.

This next step is about clarity, not pressure. The expert can validate assumptions, compare providers, and explain the real numbers and tradeoffs before the user commits to anything.

Next step

Want your own result?

The example on this page is educational. To see whether novated leasing looks good for you, go through the real flow and get your own tailored result.

FAQs

No. They are indicative numbers based on the information a user gives LeasePlease and the assumptions behind the estimate. A real provider quote may change the outcome.