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We work exclusively with UK businesses - never residential households.
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A free look at your options. What happens next is entirely up to you.
A named specialist, not a script
One person handles your enquiry and calls you directly.
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We only use your details to put together your energy review.
One Review, Every Option On The Table
Whether it is power, gas, or both, we check commercial electricity rates across the whole market rather than working from a single supplier list - giving you a genuine business electricity comparison, not just one quote.
Business Electricity
A whole-of-market comparison on your current contract - we look at the price per kilowatt hour you’re paying now and benchmark it against current small business electricity pricing across the market.
Compare electricityBusiness Gas
We check commercial gas rates across UK suppliers - including the cheapest business gas rates for UK care homes and other regulated sectors - and flag your renewal date so you don’t slip onto a pricier out-of-contract rate.
Compare gasGreen Energy Options
Renewable-backed tariff options reviewed alongside standard contracts, where available for your business.
Compare green intermediaryOut-of-Contract vs Rollover - Two Different Penalties
These two terms get used interchangeably but describe different situations. An out-of-contract rate applies when your fixed term simply ends with nothing agreed to follow it - you default to the supplier's standard, typically highest, tariff. A rollover is different: your contract terms automatically renew into a new fixed term (commonly 12 months) at a rate you did not actively negotiate, unless you take action before the deadline in your contract.
Notice window: 30-120 days (typical)
Most suppliers require notice somewhere in this range before your end date - the exact figure is set out in your own contract, not a single industry-wide number.
Micro-business cap: 30 days
Ofgem rules mean a supplier cannot require a micro-business to give more than 30 days' notice before the contract end date.
Rollover length cap (micro-business)
For micro-businesses, an automatic rollover cannot exceed 12 months. Some suppliers apply longer rollover terms for larger businesses, so check your own terms.
Out-of-contract has no fixed cap
Unlike a deemed contract, an out-of-contract tariff is a standard published rate - costly, but not subject to the same no-termination-fee protections as a deemed contract.
How It Works
Tell us about your business
A short form, or a quick call - either way, it takes about two minutes.
We look at your options
One of our specialists checks your current contract, usage and renewal date.
Speak to a specialist
We call you and talk through what’s available, in plain English, with no pressure.
What Information We Need
To give you the most useful review, it helps if you can provide:
- Your business name and postcode
- A contact name, phone number and business email
- Whether you need electricity, gas, or both
- Your current supplier and contract end date, if known
- An approximate idea of your energy spend or usage
Don't have everything to hand? That's fine - fill in what you can and a specialist can help with the rest.
We Flag Your Renewal Window So You Don't Miss It
Once we know your contract end date, we can help you compare options in good time - well before your supplier's notice deadline - so you are never forced onto an out-of-contract rate or an unwanted rollover by default.
Out-of-Contract Tariff Penalties - Frequently Asked Questions
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Not Sure When Your Contract Ends?
Tell us your supplier and we'll help you check your renewal window before it costs you.