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What we compare for you
We look beyond headline discounts and focus on what actually affects your bill.
Usage rates
What you pay for each unit of electricity or gas, this is where most savings are found.
Daily charge
Lower daily charges can make a big difference, especially for low or moderate users.
Usage time
We factor in different peak and off-peak rates to match plans to how you actually live.
Boilers, heat pumps and air conditioning
Beyond switching tariffs, upgrading what heats and cools your home is where the bigger savings usually live. Get a quote in minutes, or read our honest guides first.
New boilers
A like-for-like combi swap typically costs £2,000 to £3,500 fitted and is usually done in a day.
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Heat pumps
The £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant can bring an air source heat pump down to £500 to £6,500 for eligible homes.
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Air conditioning
Cools in summer and heats in winter: a single-room split system typically costs £1,500 to £3,000 fitted and pennies per hour to run.
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Compare gas and electricity deals from trusted UK energy suppliers. Whether you're looking to switch for a cheaper tariff or explore fixed and variable plans, you can review your options in one place and find a deal that suits your household.
Energy prices can vary depending on your usage, location and tariff type. Comparing suppliers helps you find better value, lock in fixed rates or choose more flexible options, making it easier to manage your monthly bills.
What happens after you choose a deal
When you choose a plan, the new provider takes care of the switch. There’s no disruption to your energy supply and no complicated paperwork, just a smooth transition to a better deal.
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What happens after you choose a deal
When you choose a plan, the new provider takes care of the switch. There’s no disruption to your energy supply and no complicated paperwork, just a smooth transition to a better deal.
Check out our partner network.
Relax whilst we find you the best deal.
Switch and save.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, for most households. Tariffs vary between suppliers and the difference can add up to hundreds of pounds a year. Fixed rate deals can offer real savings and protect you from future price rises.
Most switches complete within 5 working days. There is no disruption to your supply. The same gas and electricity reaches your home, only the billing company changes.
A limit set by Ofgem on the unit rates and standing charges suppliers can charge on standard variable tariffs. It caps the rate, not your total bill. Reviewed quarterly based on wholesale prices.
A fixed tariff locks your unit rate for 12 or 24 months. A variable tariff moves with the market subject to the Ofgem cap. Fixed gives certainty. Variable gives flexibility.
Switching is free. If you are on a fixed tariff and leave early, an exit fee may apply as stated in your contract. On a standard variable tariff there is no exit fee.
If you owe less than £500 per fuel you can generally still switch. The debt usually transfers to your new supplier. Over £500, your current supplier can block the switch.
The two numbers that matter are your unit rate (pence per kWh) and daily standing charge (pence per day). Compare these between tariffs, not the total bill which varies with usage.
Your supply will not be cut off. Ofgem appoints a new supplier through the Supplier of Last Resort process. Your credit balance is protected and transfers automatically.
Understand your energy bill
Plain-English guides to what you pay, why, and how to pay less. Updated for the October to December 2026 price cap.