Best Fix & Fall Energy Tariff Deals in the UK This Month
Compare whole-of-market Fix & Fall tariffs for your home and see today’s best-value options for your postcode in minutes. No jargon—just clear comparisons and a simple form to get started.
- Whole-of-market comparison for UK households (not business energy)
- See Fix & Fall deals and estimated monthly costs for your usage
- Switch support available—helpful if you’re rolling off a fixed deal
- Works for credit meters and many smart meter setups
EnergyPlus.co.uk is a comparison service. Availability and savings depend on your postcode, meter type and usage. Rates change regularly.
Compare the best Fix & Fall energy tariff deals for your home
A Fix & Fall tariff is designed for people who want the reassurance of fixed pricing now, while keeping the option to benefit if prices drop later. These tariffs can be a strong fit if you’re currently on a variable rate, your fixed deal is ending, or you want more certainty over winter without locking yourself out of potential reductions.
Because energy prices and availability vary by postcode, the quickest way to find the best Fix & Fall deals this month is to compare using your home details. EnergyPlus.co.uk helps you view whole-of-market options and understand the key terms that affect your bill.
Tip: To get the most accurate result, have a recent bill handy (or estimate your annual usage in kWh). If you don’t know it, you can still compare—your results will be based on typical usage assumptions for your household size.
What you’ll get after you submit the form
- A shortlist of current Fix & Fall tariffs available in your area
- Estimated monthly and annual cost comparisons (based on your details)
- Clear notes on exit fees, contract length and payment method impact
- Practical switching guidance (no need to contact your supplier first)
Important: “Best” depends on your circumstances—unit rates, standing charges, payment method, contract length, and any exit fees. This page helps you compare Fix & Fall energy tariff deals available this month in your area.
Why choose a Fix & Fall tariff?
Budget certainty now
You typically lock in a unit rate and standing charge for the fixed period, helping you plan your household bills with fewer surprises.
Potential to benefit if prices drop
Some Fix & Fall tariffs include a mechanism that can reduce your price later if market rates fall—check the exact terms before switching.
Often suited to deal-end dates
If your fixed tariff is ending, comparing Fix & Fall options can be a practical middle ground between full fixed and standard variable tariffs.
Clearer comparison
Fixed pricing makes it easier to compare like-for-like across suppliers, especially when you review standing charges alongside unit rates.
Switching is usually seamless
In most cases there’s no disruption to supply—your gas and electricity keep flowing while the account moves to the new supplier.
Whole-of-market choice
EnergyPlus.co.uk helps you compare across the market so you can focus on value—not just the first headline rate you see.
How Fix & Fall energy tariffs work (in plain English)
Fix & Fall is a tariff style that generally aims to combine the stability of a fixed deal with the possibility of paying less later if certain price conditions are met. The exact design varies by supplier, so it’s important to look beyond the name and check the details.
What’s typically fixed?
- Unit rates (p/kWh) for gas and/or electricity
- Standing charge (p/day)
- Contract length (e.g., 12 months)
Note: Even on fixed tariffs, your bill can change if your usage changes. A fixed price per unit doesn’t mean a fixed monthly payment.
When might the “fall” apply?
Some tariffs may reduce your rates later if the supplier’s benchmark falls or if market conditions shift. This could happen automatically or at a set review point. Always confirm:
- What triggers a reduction (and when it’s reviewed)
- Whether reductions apply to unit rates, standing charges, or both
- Whether you’re still protected from increases for the fixed term
Your comparison journey (typical steps)
- Tell us your postcode (and contact details) so we can identify regional pricing and availability.
- Review matched Fix & Fall tariffs and compare estimated costs using your household usage.
- Check key terms like exit fees, payment method, and contract length before proceeding.
- Switch with confidence—your supply stays on while the account is transferred.
What to check on Fix & Fall tariffs before you switch
To find the best Fix & Fall energy tariff deals in the UK this month, compare the items that make the biggest difference to your actual bill—not just the headline “unit rate”. Use the checklist below.
| What to compare | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Unit rate (p/kWh) | This is the price per unit of energy you use. If your household uses a lot, unit rate differences can dominate. |
| Standing charge (p/day) | A daily fixed cost. A lower unit rate can be offset by a higher standing charge—especially for low-usage homes. |
| Exit fees | If you think you may switch again soon, exit fees can reduce (or remove) any benefit. |
| Contract length | Common options include 12 months. Choose a length that suits your risk tolerance and expectations. |
| Payment method | Direct Debit deals can differ from pay-on-receipt. Always compare on the method you’ll actually use. |
| Dual fuel vs single fuel | Sometimes it’s cheaper to bundle gas and electricity; other times splitting is better. Compare both if available. |
If you’d like, jump back to compare Fix & Fall deals and we’ll tailor results to your home.
Eligibility and household considerations
You’ll usually be able to compare if:
- You’re a UK residential customer (owner-occupier or tenant)
- You pay by Direct Debit or can choose a payment method
- You have a credit meter (many smart meters included)
- You know your postcode and basic contact details
Common scenarios we can help with
- Your fixed deal is ending and you want a new plan
- You’re on a standard variable tariff and want more certainty
- You’ve moved home and need a better tariff than the default
- You’re considering dual fuel vs electricity-only
Regional pricing: why your postcode matters
Energy tariffs can vary across the UK because of regional cost differences (including network charges). That’s why the “best” Fix & Fall deal in London may not be the best in Manchester, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast, or rural areas. A postcode-based comparison is the fastest way to see what’s actually available to you this month.
Common mistakes when choosing Fix & Fall energy deals
Only comparing unit rates
Standing charges can swing total costs significantly—especially in smaller flats and low-usage homes.
Ignoring exit fees
If you plan to switch again when the market changes, fees can limit flexibility. Always check them before committing.
Assuming “fall” is guaranteed
Not all tariffs reduce in the same way. Confirm exactly what must happen for prices to reduce and when reviews occur.
Practical rule: Focus on total estimated cost for your household usage, then validate the key terms (exit fee, length, payment method). That’s usually how you find the best-value Fix & Fall energy tariff deal for your home.
FAQs: Fix & Fall tariffs and switching
Are Fix & Fall tariffs the same as fixed tariffs?
They’re usually a type of fixed tariff, but with an additional feature that may allow the price to reduce later under certain conditions. The name isn’t standardised, so always check what’s fixed, what can change, and whether you’re protected from increases for the full term.
Will my energy supply be interrupted if I switch?
In normal domestic switching, there’s no interruption to supply. Your energy continues while the billing account transfers to the new supplier.
How do I know if a deal is “best” for me this month?
The best deal is the one with the lowest total estimated cost for your usage and terms you’re comfortable with (exit fees, length, payment method). Because prices can change and deals can be withdrawn, it’s worth running a fresh postcode comparison rather than relying on averages.
Can I compare if I don’t know my kWh usage?
Yes. You can still compare using typical usage assumptions. For the most accurate results, use your annual kWh figures from a recent bill (gas and electricity shown separately).
Is this page for business energy?
No. This page and the form are for home energy comparisons in the United Kingdom.
Ready to see what’s available now? Go to Compare Fix & Fall deals.
What UK households say about comparing with EnergyPlus.co.uk
“I didn’t realise the standing charge could change the outcome so much. The comparison made it obvious which Fix & Fall deal suited our usage.”
“Simple form, quick response, and clear explanation of exit fees. Felt much more confident switching.”
“We were coming off a fixed tariff and didn’t want a big jump. Fix & Fall options gave us stability with flexibility.”
Trust indicators you should look for when switching
- Transparent pricing (unit rates + standing charges clearly shown)
- Clear contract terms (length, exit fees, price review points)
- Support for meter types and your payment method
- Up-to-date availability for your postcode
See the best Fix & Fall energy tariff deals available for your postcode
Submit the quick form to compare whole-of-market home energy options this month. We’ll help you focus on the numbers that matter: estimated cost, standing charges, and key terms.
No obligation. Your results depend on your home details and tariffs available at the time of comparison.
Quick checklist
- Have your postcode ready
- Know if you want gas + electricity or electricity-only
- If possible, check your annual kWh usage on your last bill
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