Fixed Rate
Lock in your unit rates and standing charges for a set term (e.g. 12–24 months) for bill certainty.
- Predictable pricing for easier budgeting
- Exit fees may apply if you leave early
Latest Domestic Energy Tariffs in the UK
Find a tariff that fits your home and budget. Compare fixed, variable, green and off-peak options, then get your personalised quote in minutes. No interruption to your supply and switching is quick and hassle-free.
- • Quick, online quotes
- • Keep the same cables, pipes and meter
- • Usually no engineer visit required
Choose the right type of tariff
Variable
Rates can go up or down. Standard variable tariffs are subject to the Ofgem price cap rules.
- Flexible, usually no fixed end date
- Prices can change with market conditions
Green Options
Choose a tariff that supports renewable electricity. Many green tariffs match usage with REGOs. Check your quote for details.
- Lower-carbon electricity options
- May be fixed or variable
Economy 7/10
Dual-rate tariffs for homes that can shift usage off-peak (often with storage heating or EV charging).
- Cheaper off-peak night rates
- Higher day rates; works best if you can shift demand
Prepayment (PAYG)
Top up as you go with a card or key. Smart PAYG options let you top up online or via an app.
- Manage spend in real time
- Unit rates and standing charges apply
Smart-enabled
With a smart meter, you could access more accurate billing and innovative tariffs that reflect when you use energy.
- Automatic meter reads
- Eligibility depends on meter and location
Compare popular tariff features
Exact unit rates and standing charges vary by region, meter type and usage. Get a quote to see live prices for your postcode.
| Tariff | Type | Contract length | Payment method | Meters supported | Exit fees | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed Saver 12 | Fixed | 12 months | Monthly Direct Debit | Single-rate, Smart, Economy 7 | May apply | Price certainty for a year |
| Flexible Variable | Variable (SVT) | No fixed term | Direct Debit or On-receipt of Bill | Single-rate, Smart, Economy 7 | Usually none | Subject to Ofgem price cap rules |
| Green Fix 24 | Fixed (Green) | 24 months | Monthly Direct Debit | Smart recommended | May apply | Supports renewable electricity via certificates (see quote) |
| Economy 7 Saver | Dual-rate | 12 months | Monthly Direct Debit | Economy 7/10 meters | May apply | Cheaper night rates; higher day rates |
| Smart PAYG | Prepayment | No fixed term | Top up as you go | Smart prepayment | N/A | Top up online or via app (where available) |
Switching is simple
1. Get your quote
Tell us your postcode, meter type and typical usage (from a recent bill or estimate). See tailored tariffs in minutes.
2. Choose and sign
Pick the tariff that suits you and complete the secure online sign-up. We’ll handle the admin with your old supplier.
3. We switch you over
Your energy keeps flowing. Switching can be as quick as 1–5 working days depending on your circumstances. We’ll keep you updated.
Note: Cooling-off periods and final bill arrangements apply. If you’re in credit or debt with your current supplier, they’ll settle your account after the switch.
What affects your energy price?
Region
Distribution and network costs vary across Great Britain, so rates differ by postcode.
Usage
Your annual kWh consumption influences your quote. Accurate usage gives the most reliable comparison.
Meter type
Single-rate, Economy 7/10, smart meters and prepayment meters have different tariff options.
Payment method
Monthly Direct Debit often has lower prices than paying on receipt of bill; prepayment rates can differ.
Smart meters
Smart meters enable accurate billing and can unlock time-of-use or smart-enabled tariffs.
Upgrade to a smart meter
Smart meters send readings automatically and can show near real-time energy use via an in-home display. They help avoid estimated bills and can support more innovative tariffs.
- Accurate bills without manual reads
- Track usage to spot savings
- Access smart-enabled tariff options (where available)
Help with your bills
If you’re worried about energy costs, support may be available. Get in touch to discuss ways we can help.
- Priority Services Register: Extra help for customers in vulnerable situations. Find out more.
- Warm Home Discount: If you qualify under the current scheme rules, a one-off discount may be applied to your electricity bill. Eligibility and timelines apply.
- Payment support: Flexible payment plans and budgeting advice based on your circumstances.
- Energy efficiency tips: Reduce waste with simple changes at home and access schemes where available.
Tariff FAQs
What is the Ofgem price cap?
The price cap is a set of rules from the energy regulator (Ofgem) that limits the maximum unit rates and standing charges suppliers can charge customers on standard variable tariffs and some prepayment tariffs. It is not a cap on your total bill; what you pay depends on how much energy you use. The cap level is reviewed periodically, typically quarterly.
Fixed vs variable tariffs: what’s the difference?
A fixed tariff keeps your unit rates and standing charges the same for the duration of the contract. A variable tariff can change rates, up or down, in line with market conditions and regulatory requirements. Fixed tariffs may include exit fees if you leave early.
Do I need a smart meter to join?
No, you can usually join with your existing meter, but some tariffs require a smart meter to enable accurate, automated readings or specific pricing structures. We’ll let you know during your quote if a smart meter is needed.
What is a standing charge?
The standing charge is a daily fixed amount that helps cover the cost of supplying your home (metering, maintenance, networks). You pay it regardless of usage, and it’s shown separately from your unit rates (p/kWh).
How long does switching take?
Switching can be as quick as 1–5 working days in many cases. Some scenarios (such as certain meter types or debt on a prepayment meter) may take longer. Your energy supply will not be interrupted during the switch.
Can I leave a fixed tariff early?
Yes, but exit fees may apply depending on your tariff and how long is left on your term. We’ll show any applicable exit fees clearly before you confirm your switch.
What information do I need for a quote?
Your postcode, email, the type of meter you have, and your typical annual kWh usage (from a recent bill) will help us give you an accurate price. If you don’t know your usage, we can estimate based on your home size.
Do you offer dual fuel and Economy 7?
We can quote for electricity-only, gas-only or dual fuel. Economy 7/Economy 10 options are available for eligible meters. Your quote will show what’s available at your address.
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Important information
- Prices vary by region, meter type, payment method and usage. Quotes are indicative until you complete sign-up and we verify your details.
- For standard variable tariffs and eligible prepayment tariffs, Ofgem price cap rules apply. The cap is reviewed periodically and may change.
- Exit fees, if applicable, will be clearly shown before you confirm your switch.
- Availability of specific tariffs (including green, smart or off-peak options) depends on meter configuration and location.