The price cap doesn't apply to business energy — your rates can rise without warning. A fixed-rate deal protects you. We'll find you the best one.
When a business energy contract expires without a renewal in place, suppliers automatically roll you onto out-of-contract rates — which can be two or three times what you were paying. We make sure that never happens. Tell us your details and we'll come back to you with competitive options from across our panel of suppliers.
Simple process
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Tell us about your business
Share your current supplier, contract end date and rough annual spend. Takes less than 2 minutes — no bill copy needed to get started.
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We go to market for you
Our team approaches 20+ UK suppliers on your behalf. We compare unit rates, standing charges and contract terms — not just the headline price.
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You choose, we handle everything
We present your best options clearly. Once you decide, we manage the switch from start to finish — and stay with you throughout the contract as your dedicated account manager.
Why it matters
Most UK businesses don't realise their energy contract has expired until the bill arrives. By then, the damage is done.
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Suppliers can charge 2–3x your contracted rate the moment your deal expires. These out-of-contract rates are entirely legal and surprisingly common.
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Energy prices move constantly. Starting your renewal 3–6 months early gives our team time to monitor the market and lock in rates when conditions are right for you.
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A fixed-rate contract shields your business from unpredictable wholesale price spikes. Once locked in, you know exactly what you'll pay for the duration of your term.
Common questions
Ideally 3–6 months before your contract end date. This gives enough time to compare the market properly, monitor price movements, and avoid any rushed decisions. If you're within 30 days of expiry, contact us immediately — we can still help but options become more limited.
Your supplier will roll you onto deemed or out-of-contract rates. These are typically 2–3 times higher than your contracted rate and there's no fixed term, so prices can change at any point. It's one of the most common and costly mistakes businesses make.
We can typically turn around quotes within the day. Once you've chosen a deal, the switch usually completes within 4–6 weeks depending on your supplier. We manage the entire process so there's nothing complicated on your end.
No. Our service is free to you. We're paid a commission by the energy supplier, which is built into the unit rates — and we're always transparent about this. You'll never receive an invoice from us.
Yes. We'll note your contract end date and renewal window, then contact you at the right time. In the meantime, we can review your current contract for errors, check you're on the right tariff, and flag any issues with your supplier on your behalf.
