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mybusinessdeals
UK business owner reviewing utility bills

Cut through the noise

Compare business energy, insurance, waste & broadband

Independent and whole-of-market

One named advisor. Same person at every renewal. No call centre.

30 seconds

What we actually do

Energy, insurance, waste and broadband — benchmarked against the market, in one comparison instead of twelve phone calls.

Process

How it works

01

Send us your latest bill

One bill tells us your supplier, unit rates, consumption and contract end date. No long forms.

02

We benchmark the whole market

We compare your rates against 30+ UK suppliers and show you what the market is actually paying today.

03

You get your benchmark, then decide

We show you exactly what the market is paying and how your current deal compares. Switch or stay — your call, no pressure.

Join 2,000+ UK businesses getting better deals

Why choose us

Paid by suppliers, never by you

We're independent brokers, not a supplier. We only get paid when you switch, so our advice is about your best rate, not our commission.

One named advisor, every renewal

The same person handles your account year after year. No call centre queue, no repeating yourself to a new agent.

Independent and whole-of-market

We don't sell energy. We're paid by suppliers only when you switch — never by you — and we compare 30+ of them.

Common questions

Business energy, answered

Is business energy covered by the Ofgem price cap?+

No. The Ofgem price cap applies to domestic customers only. Business energy contracts have no cap, which is why businesses that roll onto deemed or out-of-contract rates can pay significantly more than the negotiated market rate.

What are deemed or out-of-contract rates?+

When a fixed business energy contract ends without a new one agreed, your supplier moves you onto deemed or out-of-contract rates. These are typically the most expensive rates a supplier offers. Check your bill for the words "deemed", "variable", "rollover" or "out of contract".

How is mybusinessdeals paid?+

We are paid a commission by the supplier when you take out a contract, never by you.

Do I have to switch supplier?+

No. A benchmark review shows you what your rate should be against the current market. If your existing deal is competitive we will tell you so. Many of our best outcomes are renegotiated with a customer’s existing supplier.

How long does a business energy switch take?+

Most business energy switches complete within two to four weeks of the contract being signed, though timing depends on your supplier and your current contract end date.

See what your rate should be

Free benchmark review

See what your rate should be

No obligation. You'll leave knowing exactly what the market is paying — whether or not you switch through us.

We never sell your details. We'll only contact you about your quote.