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Contracts

What happens if my contract has expired?

Expired contracts often roll onto much higher standing offer rates. We can usually fix that quickly.

If your contract ends and you haven’t agreed a new one, or you move into premises without a contract, you’re usually put on your retailer’s standing offer or rollover rates. These are often much higher than a market contract. We can usually get you onto a better deal quickly.

Why it matters

Standing offer and rollover rates are often much higher than a market contract. The longer a site stays on them, the more it costs.

Moving into new premises

The same thing happens when you move into premises without a contract. Tell us about the move and we can arrange a contract for the new site.

How we get you off standing offer rates

Send us a recent bill. We request prices from retailers on our panel and send a side-by-side comparison. For most small businesses the whole process takes just a few days.

Your power is not interrupted when you switch. Your local network still delivers your electricity and gas through the same poles, wires and pipes. Only the retailer billing you changes.

Still in contract? Plan ahead

Most retailers let you agree a new contract months before your current one ends, and prices can move a lot in that time. Get in touch as soon as you know your end date and we’ll plan the best time to tender.

Once you are a customer, we track your end date and come back before your renewal window opens.

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