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Please enter the postcode for the address of the property you want to switch energy suppliers for.

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Gas

Do you want to compare gas? Yes No

Do you want to compare Gas?

If you want to do an electricity only comparison or live in electricity only accommodation, please tick ‘no’ for this option.

Current Supplier

Current supplier

If you are unsure who is supplying energy to your home this information should be displayed on your most recent gas or electricity bill.

If your current supplier is not listed, it could be that they are a brand name supplying energy on behalf of another company or a subsidiary of another supplier.

For a list of suppliers and their partners. (click here)

Still can’t find your supplier?

You can find out who your current gas supplier is by calling the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 608 1524

You can find out who your current electricity supplier is by contacting your local electricity distribution company’s Meter Point Administration Service (MPAS).

The contact number for the MPAS in your area can be found here. (click here)

Please note using the details of a supplier other than your current can affect the progress of your application.

Current Payment Details

Current Payment Details

Your current payment method should be listed on your bill.

If a regular payment is taken from your bank account, select pay by monthly or quarterly direct debit. If you are unsure about the frequency of the payment try contacting your supplier or bank or building society.

If you have a standing order set up with your bank to transfer a set amount to your gas and/or electricity supplier select standing order.

If you have a prepayment meter in your home select prepayment.

If you are part of a scheme which allows you to budget for the cost of your gas and/or electricity by spreading the cost over a term in four estimated equal payments select equal payments.

If you have a weekly or monthly budget plan select weekly or monthly.

If you pay by cash, cheque, postal order or debit card either at a post office, bank or by post on receipt of your bill select quarterly cash or cheque.

Current Tariff

Tariff

A tariff is the specific product name for which you are signed up to. The specific tariff will have a set of prices for which you are billed. Most energy providers offer a range of tariffs to accommodate different types of customer i.e. online, capped and prepayment.

Spend or Consumption (nearest £ or Kwh)

Spend/Consumption

The amount of energy you use can be shown in either £ or Kwh. More often than not your consumption will be based on your ‘annual’ figures. This information is available from your energy bill or by regularly reading your meters.

KWH

A kilowatt hour is one unit of energy. It is used to measure the number of units used in one given hour. A kilowatt is 1000 watts. Each unit you use will be charged at a specific rate determined by the energy provider and energy tariff for which you are signed up to.

Frequency

The frequency that you select will be used to calculate your annual spend/consumption. Please select which frequency relates to the spend/consumption you have entered.

e.g. If you spend £100 a quarter please select which quarterly payment you make i.e. “quarterly cash and cheque”.

Or if you don’t know
your annual consumption

If you don’t know your annual spend or yearly consumption

If you don’t know your consumption or annual spend you can use this option to choose low, medium or high user. Factors that influence your average yearly consumption can vary from the location of your property, the type and size of property you live in and the number of people who live there.
Usage brackets (High/Medium/Low) are defined as follows:
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High: Annual Gas usage of 28,000 Kwh (approximately £730*)

Annual Electricity usage of 4,950 Kwh (approximately £730*)
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Medium: Annual Gas usage of 20,500 Kwh (approximately £530*)

Annual Electricity usage of 3,300 Kwh (approximately £530*)
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Low: Annual Gas usage of 10,000 Kwh (approximately £320*)

Annual Electricity usage of 1,650 Kwh (approximately £320*)
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* The monetary values represented here are approximate. The real monetary amounts will be calculated by referencing the Kwh figure published above to your current tariff and will be displayed at the top of the results table when you select a usage bracket.

Electricity

Do you want to compare electricity? Yes No

Current Supplier

Current supplier

If you are unsure who is supplying energy to your home this information should be displayed on your most recent gas or electricity bill.

If your current supplier is not listed, it could be that they are a brand name supplying energy on behalf of another company or a subsidiary of another supplier.

For a list of suppliers and their partners. (click here)

Still can’t find your supplier?

You can find out who your current gas supplier is by calling the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 608 1524

You can find out who your current electricity supplier is by contacting your local electricity distribution company’s Meter Point Administration Service (MPAS).

The contact number for the MPAS in your area can be found here. (click here)

Please note using the details of a supplier other than your current can affect the progress of your application.

Current Payment Details

Current Payment Details

Your current payment method should be listed on your bill.

If you have a standing order set up with your bank to transfer a set amount to your gas and/or electricity supplier select standing order.

If you have a prepayment meter in your home select prepayment.

If you are part of a scheme which allows you to budget for the cost of your gas and/or electricity by spreading the cost over a term in four estimated equal payments select equal payments.

If you have a weekly or monthly budget plan select weekly or monthly.

If you pay by cash, cheque, postal order or debit card either at a post office, bank or by post on receipt of your bill select quarterly cash or cheque.

Are you an Economy 7 customer? Yes No

E7 is the abbreviation used to symbolize an Economy 7 meter. This meter has two rates, day and night. The first thing to be clear on is that when they say night they don’t mean when you get home from work. They mean when everyone is tucked up in bed fast asleep. The ‘7’ of ‘Economy 7’ refers to a 7-hour period whereby energy rates are greatly reduced, which commonly occurs during 1am – 8am. Unless you use at least 20% of your energy during this time, this type of meter may not be your best option.

Approximate Economy 7 usage?

Current Tariff

Tariff

Current Tariff

Tariff

Spend or Consumption (nearest £ or Kwh)

Spend/Consumption

KWH

Frequency

The frequency that you select will be used to calculate your annual spend/consumption. Please select which frequency relates to the spend/consumption you have entered.

e.g. If you spend £100 a quarter please select which quarterly payment you make i.e. “quarterly cash and cheque”.

Or if you don’t know your
annual consumption

How do you want to pay?

Monthly Direct Debit - pay your energy bills automatically through your bank account on a monthly basis. Choosing to pay through this method will get you the best discounts and highest selection of products to choose from.

Quarterly Cash or Cheque - pay your energy bill by cash or cheque. This can be done through your bank, post office or by post direct to the provider.

Prepayment - prepayment is a budgeting device used to allow consumers to pay-as-you-use. Meters are topped up using tokens/keys. Note: You must have a prepayment meter already installed to select this method.

Quarterly Direct Debit - pay your energy bill through a quarterly direct debit. This type of payment method is quite rare and may restrict the number of products made available to you.

Which product types do you want to compare?

All Green Capped/Fixed Internet Only

Product Type

All - all available energy tariffs.

Green - energy tariffs that are either 100% green or possess a "green" element that impacts positively on the environment.

Capped/Fixed - energy tariffs that enable you to cap or fix your energy rates for a set period of time.

Internet Only - energy tariffs that are only available through the internet and/or enable you to manage your bill online.

Tip: Monthly Direct Debit payment types typically offer the greatest savings

Call now on 0845 345 1296 if you need help completing your switch (lines are open 9am to 8pm Monday to Thursday and 9am to 5.30pm on Fridays).