




Millions of UK households are overpaying for their energy simply by staying with the same supplier.
Providers often save their best deals for new customers, leaving loyal ones on more expensive standard tariffs. It doesn’t seem fair, and we agree.
We help you fight back by making it easy to find and switch to a better deal, ensuring your loyalty is to your own wallet, not a big energy company.

You deserve a better deal on your energy. We cut through the confusion to bring you clear, honest comparisons from top UK providers, helping you find a cheaper and fairer tariff in minutes.









Absolutely not. Your gas and electricity are delivered through the same pipes and wires regardless of your supplier. The switching process is purely an administrative change that happens in the background. You are guaranteed to have no interruption to your service.
Using our comparison tool to find a deal takes less than two minutes. Once you’ve chosen a new tariff, the full switch is typically completed within 5 working days, in line with the latest Ofgem guidelines. It all happens seamlessly without you needing to do anything further.
Yes, our service is 100% free for you. We don’t add any hidden fees to your new tariff. We simply receive a small commission from the energy provider you choose to switch to, which allows us to keep our comparison tool free for everyone.
No, you don’t need to do a thing. Once you confirm your switch, your new supplier will contact your old one to start the transfer process. We handle all the coordination for you. The only things you’ll receive are a final bill from your old provider and a welcome pack from your new one.
In most cases, no. The switch uses your existing meter, pipes, and wires, so no visit is required. The only exception is if you choose a specific tariff that requires a smart meter and you don’t already have one. If that happens, your new provider will contact you to arrange a free installation at a time that’s convenient for you.
You are fully protected. After you confirm a switch, you have a 14-day ‘cooling-off’ period by law. If you change your mind for any reason during this time, you can cancel the switch completely, without any questions or penalties.
Yes, if you are the one paying the energy bills directly to the supplier (i.e., your name is on the bill), you have the right to switch. You do not need your landlord’s permission, although it’s always a good courtesy to inform them. If your landlord pays the bill and then charges you for energy, you cannot switch.
A fixed-rate tariff means the price you pay for each unit of energy is locked in for a set period (usually 12 or 24 months). This protects you from price rises and makes budgeting easier. A variable-rate tariff means the price can go up or down based on the wholesale energy market. This could be cheaper if market prices fall, but carries the risk that your bills could also increase.
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