Cut your bills.
Keep more each month.
Energy, broadband and mobile bills creep up. A few checks a year can bring them back down.
The easiest saving is often the bill you never look at. Set a reminder to check these once a year, or when a contract ends.
Gas and electric
Energy help and direct debit checker
- Find your annual use on your bill or app, in kWh.
- Compare fixed deals with the price cap rate.
- Pay by direct debit and give meter readings to avoid estimated bills.
Octopus Energy
Switch your gas and electric. Check their tariffs, including fixed and smart deals.
Compare energy deals
Compare tariffs from a range of suppliers in one place.
Broadband and TV
- Check your contract end date. Prices often jump after it.
- Ring your provider before it ends. Ask for their best deal for existing customers.
- Only pay for the speed you use.
Compare broadband and TV
See broadband speeds and prices for your postcode.
Mobile phones
- If your phone is paid off, you may still be paying for it. Move to SIM only.
- Check how much data you really use each month.
Compare SIM only deals
Out of contract? A SIM only deal can cut your bill.
Your home and mortgage
For most homeowners the mortgage is the biggest bill of all. If your deal ends in the next six months, a new rate could save far more than any other switch.
Common questions
Is it worth switching energy supplier?
It can be. Check what you pay now, then compare fixed deals with the price cap. If a fixed deal is cheaper and you want price certainty, a switch may help.
Will my supply be cut off when I switch?
No. Your gas and electric keep flowing. Only the company that bills you changes.
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Can I switch if I am in debt to my supplier?
You may need to clear what you owe before you can switch. Talk to your supplier first. If bills are hard to keep up with, get free debt help.