Fixed energy tariffs with no exit fees in the UK
Compare whole-of-market fixed deals that let you switch without paying early exit fees. Tell us a few details and we’ll match you with suitable gas and electricity options for your home.
- Whole-of-market comparison for UK households
- See fixed tariffs that advertise no exit fees (where available)
- Clear breakdown of unit rates, standing charges, and any terms
- Quick form — we’ll do the heavy lifting and help you switch
No obligation. Availability and pricing vary by postcode and payment method. We’ll show you the tariff terms before you decide.
Find fixed tariffs with no exit fees — tailored to your postcode
A fixed energy tariff usually keeps your unit rates and standing charges the same for an agreed term (for example, 12 or 24 months). Many fixed deals include an exit fee if you leave early. But some suppliers periodically offer fixed tariffs with no exit fees, which can suit households that want price certainty without being locked in.
EnergyPlus compares whole-of-market home energy options (where available) and highlights tariff terms so you can make a clear choice. Complete the form and we’ll match you with suitable deals, including fixed options that state no early exit fees.
Important: “No exit fees” depends on the specific tariff and supplier terms. Always check the tariff information before switching. If you’re in a fixed term now, your current supplier may still charge an exit fee.
What you’ll get from the comparison
- A shortlist of available fixed deals (including no-exit-fee options where available)
- Estimated costs based on typical use for your property type (when applicable)
- A transparent view of standing charges, unit rates and payment method impacts
- Support to switch to a new supplier if you decide to proceed
Start your comparison
Fill in the details below and we’ll look for suitable fixed tariffs with no exit fees (where available) for your home.
Tip: If you’re within the last 49 days of your current fixed tariff, you can usually switch without paying your current supplier’s exit fee (supplier rules vary). If you’re unsure, we’ll help you check.
Why choose a fixed tariff with no exit fees?
Flexibility if prices fall
If better deals appear, a no-exit-fee fixed tariff can let you move without paying an early termination charge (subject to terms).
Budgeting with confidence
Fixing your rates can reduce surprises, helping you plan monthly spending—especially useful if your household usage is steady.
Clearer risk management
You can avoid being locked into a long fixed deal while still benefiting from a fixed price structure for the time you remain on it.
Good for renters and movers
If you’re more likely to move, no-exit-fee terms may help reduce the cost of leaving a tariff early (check move-home rules).
Helps avoid “switching paralysis”
Some households delay fixing because of exit fees. Removing that barrier can make it easier to take action.
Whole-of-market comparison
EnergyPlus can help you compare available suppliers and tariff types so you can choose what fits your household, not just one brand.
How fixed tariffs and exit fees work (UK)
Understanding the difference between tariff type and contract terms helps you avoid nasty surprises. Below is a practical overview for UK households comparing fixed deals.
What “fixed” usually means
- Unit rate (p/kWh) is set for the contract term
- Standing charge (p/day) is set for the term
- Term can be 6, 12, 18 or 24 months (varies by supplier)
- After the term, you may move to a different tariff unless you switch
What “no exit fees” usually means
- The tariff itself does not charge an early termination fee
- You can typically switch away before the end date without that fee
- Other costs may still apply (e.g. debt balances, missed payments)
- Rules differ if you’re moving home—check supplier policy
The switching journey with EnergyPlus
- Tell us your postcode (and your contact details) so we can check availability and regional pricing.
- We compare fixed tariffs across the market and identify those that state no exit fees.
- We share the key terms—unit rates, standing charges, tariff length, payment method and any conditions.
- You choose whether to switch. If you proceed, we’ll guide you through the next steps.
Note: Some “fixed” products may include features like tracker elements or introductory discounts. We’ll highlight anything that could affect the real-world cost.
Checklist: what to look at before choosing a no-exit-fee fixed tariff
A “no exit fee” label is helpful, but it’s not the only thing that matters. Use this quick checklist to compare like-for-like.
| What to check | Why it matters | What EnergyPlus highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Exit fee amount and wording | Some tariffs have £0 exit fees; others charge per fuel or per meter. | Whether it’s truly £0 and any conditions stated. |
| Unit rates (p/kWh) | This is the biggest driver of cost for most households. | Gas and electricity unit rates, by region where applicable. |
| Standing charges (p/day) | Higher standing charges can offset cheaper unit rates, especially for low use. | Standing charge per fuel and how it compares. |
| Tariff length | A longer term gives stability, but you may miss future price drops. | Contract duration and end date rules. |
| Payment method | Monthly Direct Debit vs pay-on-receipt can change pricing. | Available payment options and any price differences. |
| Smart meter / prepayment suitability | Not all tariffs are available for all meter types. | Any restrictions we can confirm based on your details. |
Want us to check this for you? Go back to the form and we’ll compare suitable options.
Common mistakes when searching for “no exit fee” energy deals
Mixing up your new tariff’s exit fees with your current supplier’s
Even if the new fixed tariff has no exit fees, your current fixed deal might. We can help you time the switch if you’re near the end of term.
Only checking the headline “fix” and ignoring standing charges
Two fixed tariffs can have similar unit rates but very different standing charges. This can matter a lot for low-usage households and flats.
Assuming all postcodes get the same price
Energy rates vary by region. That’s why we start with your postcode—so the deals you see reflect your local distribution area.
Forgetting to factor in meter type and payment method
Some tariffs are restricted to certain meter types or Direct Debit. We’ll surface relevant limitations alongside the tariff terms.
FAQs: fixed energy tariffs with no exit fees (UK)
Are fixed tariffs with no exit fees always available?
Not always. Availability changes by supplier, region and time of year. If no-exit-fee fixed deals aren’t available for your postcode right now, we can still show the closest alternatives and explain the trade-offs.
Does “no exit fee” mean I can switch instantly with no costs?
It normally means the tariff doesn’t charge an early termination fee. You may still have to pay any outstanding balance to your current supplier, and switching can take time depending on your circumstances.
Will a no-exit-fee fixed tariff always be cheaper?
Not necessarily. A no-exit-fee feature can be valuable, but the overall cost depends on unit rates, standing charges, your usage, and your payment method. We focus on total value, not just one feature.
Can I get a no-exit-fee fixed tariff on a prepayment meter?
Some suppliers offer deals for prepayment and smart prepay, but availability can be more limited. Share your postcode and we’ll look at what’s currently available for your home setup.
What if I’m moving home soon?
If you expect to move, a fixed tariff with no exit fees may reduce the risk of early-termination charges. Some suppliers allow you to take your tariff with you, others don’t—so we recommend checking move-home terms before switching.
Do you compare the whole UK market?
EnergyPlus is a whole-of-market comparison service where available. Some tariffs may be restricted by supplier eligibility rules, region, meter type or payment method. We’ll be clear about what we can and can’t show for your postcode.
What households like about comparing with EnergyPlus
“I wanted a fixed deal but didn’t want to be trapped by exit fees. The options were explained clearly and I could make a confident choice.”
“Seeing unit rates and standing charges side-by-side helped. The support team flagged the key terms I should look at.”
“Quick process. I shared my postcode and got relevant options instead of generic deals that weren’t available for my area.”
Trust & transparency: We focus on explaining tariff terms and helping you compare fairly. Always review supplier terms and the tariff information before you switch.
Ready to compare fixed no-exit-fee tariffs for your home?
Use our whole-of-market comparison to find suitable fixed deals that don’t charge exit fees (where available), with a clear view of rates, charges and terms.
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