Simplx Protein
Simply more protein in every scoop
100% plant-based. Grown in Australia.
Made from lentils, peas, faba beans and mung beans grown on Australian farms, with up to 87% protein. That's more than most plant protein powders on the shelf, because we add nothing else: no fillers, flavours or sweeteners.
More protein in every scoop.
Most plant protein powders mix proteins with flavours, sweeteners and fillers, which leaves less room for protein. Each Simplx pouch is a single protein isolate, so more of every scoop does the work.
Simplx figures are typical values from our product specifications. The typical range comes from the nutrition panels of plant protein powders sold in Australia, checked October 2026.
Five lentils & pulses. One ingredient each.
Red lentil, yellow lentil, mung bean, pea and faba bean, all grown in Australia. Every pouch is a single protein isolate and nothing else. Pick 500 g to try, 1 kg for a month, or the 12.5 kg family bag to stock up.
The Trio Starter
One 500 g pouch each of pea, faba bean and yellow lentil. Try all three and find your favourite. Save $13 compared with buying separately.
One family bag. Ideal for couples and families.
About 35% less than buying 1 kg pouches: 12.5 kg of pea protein is $441 instead of $675. That's about 416 scoops: about 6 months for a couple, with a little extra for guests and festival cooking, or around 3 months for a family of four.
How long will it last, and what will you save?Try the plan & save calculator- A pantry staple, like flour. Keep it next to your flour and dal, and scoop out what you need each day.
- Never run out. Plan your grocery shop around one big bag.
- Made for vegetarians. 100% plant-based protein for vegetarian and vegan diets.
- Up to half your daily protein in one scoop. A 30 g scoop gives about 25 g of protein, roughly 40–55% of what most adults need each day.*
- Saves cooking time. Boost your protein without cooking extra dal, beans or eggs.
- Just add water. Neutral taste, so it stirs straight into a glass of plain water, milk or a smoothie.
*Based on Australian recommended dietary intakes of 46 g protein a day for women and 64 g for men (NHMRC). Family bags from $441 (pea), about 35% less than 12.5 × the 1 kg price.
What will you use it for?
Tap the option closest to how you eat. We'll suggest the protein that suits it best.
Not all plant proteins are made the same way.
Pulses grown on Australian farms
Peas, faba beans and lentils are grown as rotation crops. They fix nitrogen back into the soil, so the next crop needs less fertiliser.
Harvested, de-hulled and split
The pulses are stored, cleaned, de-hulled and split before they reach processing.
Protein extracted, nothing added
The protein is separated into a fine, shelf-stable powder without solvents or enzymes. That keeps the taste neutral and the colour a soft off-white.
Simple numbers you can read at a glance.
Choose a protein to see its typical values per serve and per 100 g.
Top-quality protein that costs less and takes seconds.
High quality
- Up to 87% protein per scoop
- One ingredient, nothing added
- No solvents or enzymes
- Grown on Australian farms
Low cost per serve
- Just $1.06 a serve with the 12.5 kg family bag
- About $1.46 a serve on a monthly 1 kg order
- About $1.62 a serve from a 1 kg pouch
- Each serve gives about 25 g of protein
Easy to use
- Stir one scoop into a glass of water
- Neutral taste, no blender needed
- Add to shakes, dal, soups or baking
- Resealable pouch keeps it fresh
Costs per 30 g serve based on pea protein prices. Other proteins cost a few cents more per serve.
Work out your cost, your savings and how long it lasts.
Pick your protein, how many people and how many scoops a day. Everything updates as you go.
Based on one 30 g scoop a day per person and a 30.4-day month. "How long it lasts" allows about 15% extra for guests, festivals and family meals. Prices in AUD including GST. The "spend now" figure is your own estimate.
One scoop fits almost anything.
Good to know before you buy.
How much protein is in one serve?
One 30 g serve (about two level scoops) gives roughly 25 to 26 g of protein, depending on the pulse.
Will it taste like beans?
The taste is neutral with a mild pulse note. Most people don't notice it in a smoothie or baked goods. Faba and pea are the most neutral; lentil has a slightly earthier character that suits savoury food.
Is it a complete protein?
Pulse proteins are rich in lysine and lower in methionine. Eating grains, nuts or seeds across the day balances your amino acids. Many people mix pea or faba with oats for exactly this reason.
Which one is best for baking?
Faba bean protein. Its off-white colour and neutral taste don't change how your bake looks, and it works well as an egg-white replacement.
Does it contain allergens?
Each pouch contains a single pulse protein and no dairy, soy or added ingredients. If you have a legume allergy, check with your doctor before trying it.
How should I store it?
Reseal the pouch and keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Use within 3 months of opening for the best texture.
Do you offer a discount on regular orders?
Yes. Choose Monthly on any 1 kg pouch and you save 10% on every monthly order. The 12.5 kg family bag is already our lowest price, so it doesn't need a subscription. Until online checkout launches, Sam can set up your monthly order: call or message 0406 344 556.
How long does a pouch last?
At one 30 g scoop a day: a 500 g pouch gives 16 scoops (about 2 weeks for one person), 1 kg gives 33 scoops (about a month), and the 12.5 kg family bag gives about 416 scoops: about 6 months for a couple (with a little extra for guests and festivals), or around 3 months for a family of four.
What is the 12.5 kg family bag?
It's our biggest size and our best price: about 35% less than buying the same amount in 1 kg pouches. For example, 12.5 kg of pea protein would be $675 in 1 kg pouches, but the family bag is $441. It's ideal for couples, families and vegetarian households, and keeps in the pantry just like flour. Choose "12.5 kg family bag" on any protein, or order with Sam on 0406 344 556.
How much of my daily protein does one scoop give?
One 30 g scoop gives about 25 g of protein. Australian guidelines recommend 46 g a day for women and 64 g for men, so one scoop covers roughly 40–55% of what most adults need.
Can I order in bulk or wholesale?
Yes. Cafés, gyms, food makers and retailers can order in larger quantities. Call or message Sam on 0406 344 556 for bulk pricing.
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