2. Pop in Your Details
To get the best results, you’ll need to tell the tool:
Your postcode – to see which deals are available in your area.
Your energy usage – you can find this on your latest bill. (If you’re unsure, the average household uses about 3,600 kWh electricity and 12,000 kWh gas.)
Current supplier – so the tool can check if there are any exit fees.
How you pay – direct debit, prepayment, or quarterly billing.
3. Check Out Your Results
The tool will show a list of energy deals, and here’s what to look for:
Tariff type – fixed rates give price stability, variable rates can go up or down.
Standing charges vs unit rates – sometimes a low monthly fee comes with higher usage charges, so pick what works for you.
Exit fees – make sure switching won’t cost extra.
4. Pick the Deal That Works for You
Consider:
Contract length – short-term = flexible, long-term = lock in a good rate.
Customer service – check reviews if you care about support.
Extras – some suppliers throw in smart meters or loyalty perks.
5. Make the Switch
Follow the on-screen instructions – it’ll guide you through the whole process.
Submit any info needed, like a recent bill or meter reading.
Confirm the switch and let your new supplier handle the rest. Easy!
6. Keep an Eye on Your Energy Usage
Once you’ve switched:
Take regular meter readings to ensure accurate billing.
Think about installing a smart meter – it’s handy for keeping track of usage and saving even more.
By following these steps, you could be saving hundreds of pounds this year – and it really only takes a few minutes. No stress, no fuss, just more money in your pocket.
So, what are you waiting for? Click the link, compare, and switch – your wallet will thank you!
If you need help, email me at [email protected]
Vicky Parry
25th Sep 2025
