If you've landed here searching "OGO Australia," you're probably trying to work out what it actually costs, where you can see or buy one, and how it stacks up against local alternatives like Cuddy. Here's the rundown.
Is OGO Available in Australia?
Yes — OGO sells directly through their Australian store, ogotoilet.com.au, and through a number of local resellers. Current 2026 AUD pricing:
| Model | Price (AUD) | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| OGO Origin | $2,095 (incl. GST) | Automatic agitator, 12V, permanent installation |
| OGO Nomad | $400 | Bucket, liner bag & separate pee bottle |
| Cuddy | $1,795 (incl. GST & delivery) | Manual agitator, installable or portable |
| Cuddy Lite | $1,450 (incl. GST & delivery) | Layering method, portable |
See a Toilet in Person Before You Buy
A composting toilet is a considered purchase — most people want to see one, sit on one, and ask questions in person before spending $1,500–$2,000+ on it. This is where being an Australian-run business with an actual stockist and installer network makes a real difference:
- Find a Cuddy stockist near you — see and try one in person (call ahead to confirm they've got a unit in stock).
- Get your Cuddy professionally installed — a select group of caravan service businesses around Australia fit Cuddy toilets for you, so you don't have to do it yourself.
- Or catch us in person at an upcoming caravan and camping show.
What Australian Reviewers Say
It's not just us saying so — independent Australian publications have tested Cuddy on its own merits:
- Unsealed 4x4, an Australian 4WD publication, tested the Cuddy and concluded: "Would I buy one again? Absolutely."
- Caravan Camping Sales, one of Australia's largest caravan and camping outlets, also tested and featured the Cuddy.
OGO vs Cuddy: The Short Version
Cuddy is $300 cheaper than the OGO Origin ($1,795 vs $2,095), uses simple manual agitation instead of a 12V electric motor, and can be installed permanently or run fully portable — the OGO Origin is built mainly for permanent installs. For the full spec-by-spec breakdown, read our complete Cuddy vs OGO comparison.
FAQs
How much does OGO cost in Australia?
The OGO Origin is $2,095 AUD and the OGO Nomad is $400 AUD, based on current pricing from OGO's Australian store.
Is there an Australian alternative to OGO?
Yes — Compo Closet is an Australian-run business. Cuddy is $1,795 and Cuddy Lite is $1,450 (both AUD, including GST and delivery), with a network of local stockists and installers if you'd rather see a unit in person or have it fitted for you.
Where can I see a composting toilet in person in Australia?
Check our stockists page to find one near you, or come see us at an upcoming show.
Can someone install it for me instead of doing it myself?
Yes — see our list of installers for caravan service businesses around Australia who fit Cuddy toilets.
What do independent reviewers say about Cuddy?
Australian 4WD publication Unsealed 4x4 tested the Cuddy and would "buy one again, absolutely," and Caravan Camping Sales has also tested and featured it. See the links above.
Ready to Compare?
Shop Cuddy — $1,795 | Shop Cuddy Lite — $1,450 | Read the full OGO comparison
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