The unit rates on a two-year renewal were above the market. The big rise in the standing charge was fair.
About £3,000 a year
Business energy and water, with nothing hidden.
We compare suppliers, check your bills for mistakes, and show you exactly what we earn, in pence per kWh, before you sign anything.
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Example quote
Business electricity, 2-year fixed
25.00pper kWhIllustrative example
- Wholesale energy11.50p
- Network and transmission5.50p
- Government schemes and levies4.20p
- Supplier costs and margin3.00p
- Our fee0.80p
What we check, on every bill
The same six lines on every bill and renewal letter we look at. We tell you what we find, even if it’s nothing.
Standing charge
The fixed amount you pay per day, per meter. We check it’s fair for your meter type, not just whether it went up.
Unit rates
The price per kWh, checked against what suppliers are quoting for a business like yours right now.
Term and notice
When your contract really ends, and what notice stops it rolling over onto a new fixed term.
For example
On the bill
Rolled onto a new one-year fixAfter our reviewNotice sent in time, new price agreed first
Pass-through charges
Network, capacity and government charges. They’re set outside the supplier, so they should be the same whoever supplies you.
VAT and CCL
The VAT rate and the Climate Change Levy depend on how much the site uses and what for. We check you’re on the right ones.
Estimated reads
Readings marked E are the supplier’s guess. We check how many there are, and whether a catch-up bill is on its way.
For example
On the bill
Twelve months of estimated readsAfter our reviewActual reads in, the account rebilled
What we look after
For small and medium-sized businesses anywhere in the UK, from a single café to a group of sites.
Business energy
Electricity and gas contracts for one site or fifty. We compare suppliers, time your renewal and handle the switch.
The kind of thing we find
On the bill
Out-of-contract rates since your fix endedAfter our reviewA new fixed price, agreed before the old one ran out
Business water
In England and Scotland you can choose your water retailer. We compare them and check every charge.
The kind of thing we find
On the bill
Surface water drainage charged in fullAfter our reviewA rebate, where rainwater doesn’t reach the public sewer
Bill checks
We go through your energy and water bills line by line and get back what you’ve been overcharged.
The kind of thing we find
On the bill
VAT charged at 20%After our review5% VAT, because the site uses under 33 kWh a day
On most business contracts, brokers are paid through your unit rate. We tell you how much.
0.80pour fee per kWh40,000kWh you use a year£320what we earn from you a year
The supplier pays the broker a fee that’s added to the price you pay per kWh. It’s normal and it’s legal. We print ours on every quote, before you sign, so you can judge it for yourself.
How our fees workHow a free review works
1Send us a recent bill
Upload it, email it, or read us the numbers on a call. That’s all we need to start.
2We check it line by line
Rates, standing charges, VAT, levies and meter details. We tell you what we find, even if it’s nothing.
3You see every quote, with our fee on it
Prices side by side, in pence per kWh and pounds per year.
4You choose. We handle the rest
We manage the switch, check your first bill, and contact you well before the contract ends.
When does your contract end?
Miss the window and your business can drop onto out-of-contract rates. Put in your end date to see your timeline.
A recent check
From real checks, anonymised. We never name the customer or the supplier.
Questions people ask us
Is the review really free?
Yes. We look at your bills and contract and tell you what we find. You don’t pay us anything, and there’s no obligation to switch.
How do you get paid?
Suppliers pay us a fee that’s built into your unit rate, the same way most brokers are paid. The difference is that we show you the amount on every quote, in pence per kWh and pounds per year, before you sign. In our example quote it’s 0.80p per kWh.
Will my supply be interrupted if I switch?
No. Switching supplier only changes who bills you. The pipes, cables and meter stay the same, and so does your supply.
Can I switch if I’m still in a contract?
Usually not without a fee, but you can often agree a new contract up to 12 months before your current one ends, so the new price starts the day the old one finishes.
What do you need from me?
A recent bill for each supply and a signed letter of authority, which lets us talk to your supplier on your behalf. We’ll send you the form.
Send us a bill. We’ll show you what’s in it.
A free review takes about 20 minutes. We check what you’re paying, tell you when your contract really ends, and show you any quotes with our fee on them. No obligation to switch.