Typically, the Energy price consists of two parts: i) Standard charge (SC): Generally, a fixed daily fee, and ii) a Unit Rate (UR): charged per unit (kWh) of usage. Some energy plans are now offered without a daily Standard Charge. SC, UR, or both may include a small uplift like 1-3p/kWh for clients taking advantage of professional and personalised services involved in processing, comparing prices, finding the best available deals, managing the contract, and supporting work — paid to the relevant service provider by the supplier. The offers we represent include the same.

However, the price is calculated as SC + (UR × your usage). You pay the price you have accepted, whether an uplift is included or not. Your contract must clearly say if any uplift included. All prices are exclusive of Climate change levy,  VAT and any additional charges.

Choose a price that you feel is both reasonable and affordable. Your energy, your decision.

No, we don’t charge for a price quotation. It’s free and no obligation. Comply with all terms of the contract for the offer you choose and sign.

Free price quotations help you compare options and make an informed decision.

Through the smart pricing system, we present multiple options from aligned suppliers, make it easy to pick the one that is reasonable, affordable, and best fits your needs and budget—ensuring your energy, your decision.

2–10 minutes, yet instantly through the smart pricing system, depending on all necessary information, any complex requirements and a colleague is free to assist at the time.

Sharing the following information – and anything else relevant – helps ensure your price quote is prepared and presented promptly:

• Product type: Gas, Electricity, or Both
• Business name
• Supply address and postcode
• Estimated annual usage
• Present supplier
• MPAN / MPRN
• Proposed contract start date— (If not out of contract, please consider your current contract’s end date, outstanding bills, and any early exit fees if you aim to switch before it ends.)
• Contact details: email address and telephone/mobile number

Your existing energy bill or contract is usually a reliable source for all required information.

If you are busy or cannot identify all the necessary details, simply send us a copy of your latest energy bill along with your email address and phone number, and a dedicated colleague will take care of the rest.

Lock the quoted price:

Confirm your acceptance and provide further details within the validity period to lock the quoted price.

Provide Further Details:

Provide the details required by your chosen quote to set up your contract, review your contract, and sign it promptly to keep the process on schedule as per the price quotation.

Contract Take Effect:

Your signed energy contract will take effect once the necessary steps have been completed, such as verifying your details, checking your credit eligibility, transferring your account, and setting the start date by the relevant entity. The proposed start date may change if any steps take longer than usual.

Note: Price quotations are valid until 5:30 PM on the day issued and subject to availability thereafter.

Yes, low credit solutions are available. Please check with any available colleague for details.

An exit fee is a charge applied by an energy supplier when a customer ends a fixed-term contract before its agreed end date. It compensates the supplier for potential losses and may apply to each fuel type (gas and/or electricity). Switching early refers to leaving a current energy deal before the contract expires, which can trigger these fees.

While not every fixed tariff includes these charges, most do, and they can be high enough to prevent an early switch. Always check with your supplier for exact exit fee and any other applicable charges in advance so you know the cost of switching early and whether it’s worth making the move. Knowing your annual energy use, current meter readings, rates, and any outstanding dues will also help you if you face any such situation.