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Compare regulated UK suppliers across the whole market.
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Energy switching
Compare energy deals. Fund a cause.
You switch directly with the supplier. Switch4Good is not the supplier. At least 50% of eligible commission funds your chosen cause.
Price cap: £1,723 now → about £2,096 from 1 January
Up about £373 a year (+22%) for a typical home, about £31 a month.
Provisional, from market prices on 2 October. Calculated 2 October. How we calculate this
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Ofgem cap · October – December 2026
£1,723/yr
Direct debit, typical use
Provisional forecast · January – March 2027
£2,096
Using latest available market prices · Ofgem’s final cap may differ
Market data as at
2 October 2026
Market-data refresh on weekdays
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Before you switch
Four things worth five minutes each.
Cut what you use
Nine changes that actually move the number, ranked by what they save against what they cost you.
Read the guide →What it costs to run
Your kettle, shower and tumble dryer, priced at today's cap, in your region or on your own rate.
Read the guide →Understand your bill
Unit rates, standing charges and where the money actually goes. In plain English.
Read the guide →Fixed or variable?
Which tariff type suits your household, and when fixing is worth it.
Read the guide →What could change a bill?
Estimate a change for your home
Start with your baseline, then see what these could do. Illustrative only — gov.uk figures and Ofgem’s cap for October to December 2026. An estimate, not advice.
1 · Your home size
Estimated annual charge
£1,724
electricity £858 + gas £8652 · Add what you have
Electric caroff
Heat pumpoff
Solaroff
Home batteryoff
Your bill could look like
£1,724
no changes added yet
Saved elsewhere (petrol)
£0
fuel you’d no longer buy — the gas saving is already in the bill aboveIllustrative only · source: gov.uk energy assumptions + the current Ofgem price cap (October to December 2026, national-average Direct Debit) · assumes gas hot water also moves to the heat pump · not advice or a quote.
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What your cause receives, by sector
| Sector | Typical eligible commission | To your cause |
|---|---|---|
| Energy (Dual fuel, 12-month contracts) | £30 – £55 | at least £15 – £28 |
| Broadband (18 or 24-month contracts) | £20 – £170, depending on the package and provider | at least £10 – £85, depending on the package and provider |
| Insurance (Home, motor, travel — FCA-regulated) | Paid by provider; structure varies | To the Community Fund once paid |
| Sector | Typical eligible commission | To your cause |
|---|---|---|
| Energy (Dual fuel, 12-month contracts) | £30 – £55 | at least £15 – £28 |
| Broadband (18 or 24-month contracts) | £20 – £170, depending on the package and provider | at least £10 – £85, depending on the package and provider |
| Insurance (Home, motor, travel — FCA-regulated) | Paid by provider; structure varies | To the Community Fund once paid |
Before you go
Three things worth knowing, whichever route you take.
- Exit fees. Your current supplier may charge to leave early. The figure is on your bill or in your account.
- Your current deal's end date. Moving before a fixed deal ends can mean a charge, so check the date first.
- The 14-day cooling-off period. You can normally cancel a switch you started online within 14 days.
Switched through the whole-market comparison? We match it back to your account and your cause once the switch completes, using the comparison partner’s records.