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The price cap rises 13% from 1 July 2026. Compare the whole market on your usage and beat the increase with a fixed or smart deal.
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The price cap limits unit rates on the standard variable tariff - it is not the cheapest deal. With the cap rising in July, fixed and smart tariffs priced below it can save you money and give certainty.
Enter a few details and we compare the whole market on your actual usage, so you see deals that genuinely beat your current rate.
What to check when you compare
Unit rate & standing charge
High users focus on the unit rate; low users watch the daily standing charge.
Fixed vs variable
A fixed deal locks your rate; with the July rise coming, that certainty has value.
Exit fees
Some fixes have no exit fees, so you can leave if a better deal appears.
FAQs
Should I fix before July 2026?
With the cap up 13% from 1 July 2026, a competitive fixed deal locks in protection - several are priced below the cap and some have no exit fees.
What is the current price cap?
£1,641/yr for a typical dual-fuel home (1 Apr-30 Jun 2026), rising to £1,862/yr from 1 July 2026.
How do I compare properly?
Compare on your actual usage - check unit rate, standing charge, contract length and exit fees.
Beat the July price cap rise
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No obligation. Reviewed 5 June 2026.
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