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The Easy Way to Compare & Switch Your Home Energy

If you've never switched supplier - or your fixed deal has ended - the chances are you're paying more for your gas and electricity than you need to.

Pop in your postcode and a few details about your home, and we’ll show you live tariffs from UK suppliers with real prices, not estimates.

Compare them side by side, pick the tariff that suits you, and start your switch online - all in a matter of minutes.

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The Cheapest Home Energy Deals Right Now

Tariff

Annual bill

So Energy

So Green Tracker 24m

Tracker · 24 months · £190 exit fee · green

£1,662

£1,609 - £1,747 by region

Fuse Energy

November 2026 Tracker (15m) V1

Tracker · 15 months · £200 exit fee

£1,676

£1,625 - £1,761 by region

Outfox Energy

Outfox the Price Cap Tracker 12M Dual - V3.101

Tracker · 12 months · £150 exit fee

£1,694

£1,643 - £1,777 by region

Fuse Energy

November 2026 Tracker (13m) V2

Tracker · 13 months · £200 exit fee

£1,705

£1,653 - £1,790 by region

So Energy

So Green Tracker 15m

Tracker · 15 months · £100 exit fee · green

£1,713

£1,659 - £1,798 by region

E.ON Next

Next Pledge Tracker 12m V12

Tracker · 12 months · £50 exit fee

£1,715

£1,662 - £1,800 by region

EDF Energy

Simply Tracker Jan28

Tracker · 14 months · £100 exit fee

£1,715

£1,662 - £1,800 by region

British Gas

Cap Tracker Mar2028 v1

Tracker · 16 months · £50 exit fee

£1,715

£1,662 - £1,800 by region

ScottishPower

Cap Tracker Dec 2027 v1

Tracker · 13 months · £100 exit fee

£1,751

£1,698 - £1,836 by region

Sainsbury's Energy

Sainsburys Track and Reward 12m v1

Tracker · 12 months

£1,766

£1,713 - £1,851 by region

Typical standard variable tariff

Variable · no fixed term · no exit fee

£1,723

if you don't switch

Estimated annual bill for a typical household (Ofgem typical consumption: 2,500 kWh of electricity and 9,500 kWh of gas a year), paying by monthly direct debit, before discounts, correct as of 12th November 2026. National figures are averaged across Great Britain's 14 electricity regions - the exact price and tariff availability depend on where you live. Only tariffs available through energy comparison are shown; some suppliers also sell exclusive or existing-customer-only tariffs directly, which are not included. Dual fuel bills combine both fuels on one tariff; many suppliers only offer gas as part of a dual fuel deal, so the dual market is larger than the gas-only market. Dual exit fees are the sum of both fuels'. The standard variable benchmark is the Ofgem price cap for the current period (GB average) at the same typical consumption.

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Why Should I Switch My Home Energy Supplier?

- Beat expensive standard variable rates by switching over to a better deal

- Fix your unit rates for predictable monthly bills

- Choose a greener tariff backed by renewable electricity

- Switching is quick, online and your supply is never interrupted

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Who's the Best Home Energy Supplier?

We show tariffs from trusted UK household suppliers, so you can judge them on price - not just the name.

Household energy suppliers include British Gas, EDF, E.ON Next, Octopus Energy, OVO Energy and ScottishPower.

The best supplier for your home depends on how you use energy - your usage, meter type and whether you want fixed prices or a green tariff all play a part. Comparing live tariffs is the easiest way to find out.

How Much Should I Pay For My Home Energy?

What you pay depends on your usage, your region and the tariff you choose - the price cap is a ceiling, not a good deal.

If you've never switched, you're probably on your supplier's standard variable tariff, with prices set at the Ofgem price cap. Fixed deals frequently undercut it.

Comparing live tariffs shows you exactly what your home would pay with each supplier - so you can see in seconds whether a better deal is out there.

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Guides

Switching Home Energy Supplier: A Step-by-Step Guide

Switching Home Energy Supplier: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to switch your gas and electricity supplier in five simple steps. Our guide covers the process, your rights, and what to do if you're in debt.

Understanding Home Energy Prices: A Guide to Tariffs, Quotes and the Price Cap

Understanding Home Energy Prices: A Guide to Tariffs, Quotes and the Price Cap

Learn how UK home energy prices are set, what the Ofgem price cap means for your bills, and how to compare tariffs to find a better deal.

The UK's Main Home Energy Suppliers: A 2026 Guide

The UK's Main Home Energy Suppliers: A 2026 Guide

An overview of the UK’s main domestic energy suppliers in 2026, comparing market share, customer service, and what to look for when choosing a provider.

How to Read Your Domestic Energy Bill

How to Read Your Domestic Energy Bill

A step-by-step guide to understanding the key information on your household gas and electricity bills, from tariffs to meter readings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to switch home energy supplier?

Most home energy switches complete within 5 working days of confirming your new tariff. You also get a 14-day cooling-off period, so you can change your mind after signing up without penalty.

Will my gas or electricity be interrupted when I switch?

No - your supply is never interrupted during a switch. The same pipes and wires deliver your energy regardless of who supplies it; the only things that change are your tariff and who sends the bill.

Do I need to contact my current supplier?

No. Once you've chosen a new tariff, your new supplier handles the whole switch, including telling your old supplier. You'll just receive a final bill (or refund of any credit) from your old supplier once the switch completes.

What information do I need to compare tariffs?

Just your postcode and a rough idea of how much energy you use - a recent bill helps, but if you don't have one to hand we can estimate your usage from the size of your home.

Will I be charged exit fees for leaving my current tariff?

If you're on a standard variable tariff there are no exit fees. Some fixed deals do carry them, but if you're within 49 days of your fixed term ending, your supplier can't charge you an exit fee to switch.

What happens if my new supplier goes bust?

You're protected. Ofgem will move you to a new supplier automatically, your supply won't be interrupted, and any credit on your account is protected.

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