Switch Home Gas & Electricity Supplier in the UK

Cut your household energy bills in minutes. Compare trusted UK suppliers, lock in better rates, and switch your home gas and electricity without the hassle.

  • No interruption to your supply
  • Free, fast and secure switching process
  • Tariffs from leading UK home energy suppliers
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Tell us a few details about your home and we'll help you find a cheaper gas and electricity deal.

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Why Switch Your Home Energy Supplier?

Households across the UK are paying more than they need to for gas and electricity. If you've been on the same tariff for a while or rolled onto a standard variable rate, there's a strong chance you could save money by switching. Our home energy switching service helps you compare suppliers quickly so you can move to a tariff that better fits your lifestyle and budget.

Lower Your Monthly Bills

Compare unit rates and standing charges from multiple home energy suppliers to find a cheaper deal and keep more money in your pocket every month.

Fix Your Prices

Choose a fixed-rate home energy tariff to protect yourself from future price rises and make it easier to plan your household budget.

Go Greener at Home

Support renewable energy by switching to a green tariff that uses electricity backed by REGO certificates and lower carbon gas options where available.

How Switching Home Gas & Electricity Works

Switching your home energy supplier in the UK is straightforward. We've designed the process to be as simple and hassle-free as possible, with no disruption to your supply.

  1. Share your details: Enter your postcode, property details and, if possible, information from your latest gas and electricity bill.
  2. We compare tariffs: We look at tariffs from a range of UK home energy suppliers based on your usage and preferences.
  3. Choose your new deal: Review your options, including estimated annual costs, contract length, green credentials and exit fees.
  4. We manage the switch: Once you confirm, your new supplier handles the switch, including notifying your current supplier.
  5. Enjoy savings: Your gas and electricity are supplied as normal – the only thing that should change is the amount you pay.

There's no need for new pipes or cables, and you'll usually have a 14-day cooling-off period in case you change your mind after agreeing to a new home energy deal.

What You'll Need to Switch

You can still switch without all of these details, but having them to hand helps you get more accurate comparisons.

  • Your postcode and address
  • Name of your current gas and electricity supplier
  • The tariff you're currently on (shown on your bill)
  • Your annual or monthly kWh usage, or your monthly spend
  • Whether you have a standard, Economy 7 or smart meter

Benefits of Switching Your Home Energy with Us

Our platform is built to make switching your household gas and electricity as simple and transparent as possible, with support at every step.

UK-Wide Coverage

Whether you live in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, we can help you compare home energy deals for your area.

Leading Suppliers

We work with a broad panel of UK gas and electricity suppliers to offer a mix of big names and smaller challenger brands.

Transparent Tariffs

See unit rates, standing charges, exit fees and contract lengths clearly so you can make an informed decision.

Ongoing Support

We're here to help you understand your options, from dual fuel to green tariffs and smart meter-ready plans.

Ready to Switch Your Home Gas & Electricity?

Start your home energy comparison today and see how much you could save by switching to a better tariff. It only takes a few minutes to complete your details, and we'll handle the rest.

Home Energy Tariffs Explained

Understanding the different types of home gas and electricity tariffs helps you choose the right deal for your household. Here are some of the most common options you'll come across when you compare suppliers.

Fixed-Rate Home Energy Tariffs

With a fixed-rate tariff, the unit price you pay for gas and electricity is locked in for a set contract period, usually 12, 24 or 36 months.

  • Protection from price rises during your fixed term
  • Easier to budget for your monthly bills
  • May include exit fees if you leave before the contract ends

Variable Home Energy Tariffs

On a variable tariff, your unit rates can go up or down, often in line with wholesale energy prices or price cap changes.

  • You may benefit when prices fall
  • More flexibility, often without exit fees
  • Bills can increase when market prices rise

Dual Fuel Tariffs

A dual fuel tariff means you get both your gas and electricity from the same supplier under a single plan.

  • One supplier and often one combined bill
  • Some suppliers offer dual fuel discounts
  • Convenient if you prefer dealing with a single provider

Green & Renewable Tariffs

Green tariffs support renewable electricity generation, and some include carbon-offset gas options.

  • Electricity backed by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO)
  • Helps reduce your home's carbon footprint
  • Options range from partially to 100% renewable

Tips to Save Even More on Home Energy

Switching to a cheaper tariff is one of the biggest ways to cut your gas and electricity bills, but there are other simple steps that can help reduce your overall usage too.

Use Smart Meters

Smart meters and in-home displays show real-time usage, helping you understand where you can cut back.

Improve Insulation

Loft and wall insulation, draught-proofing and efficient windows keep heat in and reduce gas consumption.

Upgrade Appliances

Replacing old, inefficient appliances with modern A-rated models can lower your electricity use.

Optimise Heating

Lowering your thermostat by just 1°C and using smart heating controls can make a noticeable difference to your gas bill.

Frequently Asked Questions About Switching Home Energy

Find answers to common questions about changing your home gas and electricity supplier in the UK.

No. Your gas and electricity are delivered through the same pipes and cables regardless of who bills you. When you switch home energy supplier, there is no physical change to the supply, so you should not experience any interruption.

Once you confirm your new tariff, most domestic energy switches in Great Britain complete within 5 working days under the Energy Switch Guarantee, although some may take a little longer. You'll normally have a 14-day cooling-off period from the date you sign up to your new tariff.

In most cases you don't need to speak to your existing supplier to start the switch. Your new supplier will contact them on your behalf. You may receive a final bill, and if you're in credit you should receive a refund once your old account is closed.

You can usually switch before your fixed term ends, but you may need to pay an exit fee. Check the terms of your current tariff or your latest bill. Sometimes it still makes financial sense to switch even with an exit fee, especially if prices have fallen or your current deal is no longer competitive.

If you're responsible for paying the gas and electricity bills directly, you usually have the right to choose your own home energy supplier. If your landlord includes energy within your rent, they will typically control the tariff, but you can still discuss the benefits of switching with them.

Some suppliers may carry out a credit check, particularly for direct debit tariffs. If you have a limited credit history or previous issues, there are still options available such as prepayment meters or tariffs where you pay on receipt of bill. We can help you understand which deals are most suitable for your circumstances.

Start Your Home Energy Switch Today

Complete our quick online form to compare home gas and electricity tariffs from a range of UK suppliers. There's no obligation, and if you decide to go ahead we'll help make your switch as smooth as possible.

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Updated on 7 Dec 2025