What we do
We take your consumption data and renewal dates, go to a broad panel of suppliers, and come back with a like for like comparison on total cost, not just the headline unit rate. You see our commission before you sign. We then place the contract, check the first bills, and diarise the next renewal well ahead of time.
Fixed, flexible or renewable
- Fixed price: the whole term priced on one day. Budget certainty, with the supplier's risk premium built into the rate.
- Flexible: volume bought in tranches ahead of delivery to a written strategy, billed at the weighted average price. Suits larger, multi site or volatile loads.
- Renewable supply: from green tariffs backed by certificates through to power matched to named UK generators. See direct renewable supply.
Timing is the biggest lever
Organisations that start twelve months before contract end can choose their moment. Those that start six weeks out take whatever the market offers. If your renewal is within eighteen months, now is the time to talk.
What you get
- A benchmark of your current position against the market.
- A comparison across a broad supplier panel, with our commission shown.
- Contract placement, first bill checks and ongoing account management.
- Government reliefs such as BICS identified where your sites qualify.
Common questions
How far ahead of my contract end date should I start?
Twelve to eighteen months for larger users, and at least six months for everyone else. Starting early lets you choose when to buy rather than accept whatever the market offers at the deadline.
Do you charge for a benchmark?
No. The benchmark is free and carries no obligation. If you go ahead with a contract, our commission is disclosed before you sign.
Can you handle sites on different contract dates?
Yes. We map every site and, where it helps, align contract dates so the whole estate renews together.
Where do your contracts stand?
Send us a recent bill and your renewal dates and we will benchmark your position, working shown.
Get a free benchmarkThis page is general information, not advice on your specific circumstances. Contract terms, charges and scheme rules change, so it is worth confirming the detail for your sites before making a decision.