Electricity unit rate
The price you pay for each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity. If your meter has separate day and night rates, compare both against when your business uses power.
Compare live business electricity prices and find a contract suited to your usage and budget. Upload your electricity bill or enter your details manually to explore available supplier deals.
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Comparing business electricity prices starts with understanding how much power you use and what your current contract costs. Your unit rate, standing charge and contract length all affect the options available to your business.
With Save Energy Cost, you can upload a recent electricity bill or enter your details manually to compare available supplier quotes. We help you review the costs and terms so you can choose a contract suited to your premises, usage and budget.
Have your business postcode, annual electricity usage and current contract end date ready, if available. A recent bill can also help identify your supplier, rates and electricity meter point number (MPAN).
When comparing business electricity prices, look beyond the unit rate. Review standing charges, contract terms and estimated annual costs using the same electricity usage for each quote.
The price you pay for each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity. If your meter has separate day and night rates, compare both against when your business uses power.
A daily charge that applies regardless of how much electricity you use. Include this alongside your usage costs when comparing business electricity contracts.
Check the start date, agreement length and which charges are fixed or variable. Review payment requirements, renewal terms and any additional charges before choosing.
Check whether each quote includes VAT, applicable levies and any broker fees or commission.
The right business electricity contract depends on your usage, budget and how you prefer to manage price changes. Compare the pricing structure and terms of each quote before choosing.
Fix agreed electricity rates for a set period to help plan your energy spending. Your total bill still depends on how much electricity your business uses and the charges covered by your agreement.
Flexible purchasing arrangements can allow eligible businesses to buy electricity in stages rather than fixing the full energy price at once. This requires active management and exposure to market price changes.
Start with your bill or enter your details to compare available options.
Start with your business electricity details, compare available contracts and choose the option that suits your needs.
Share a recent electricity bill or enter your business postcode, usage and contract details manually. Check any information extracted from your bill.
Review available supplier quotes using the same usage figures. Compare unit rates, standing charges, estimated costs and contract terms.
Confirm your chosen contract and business details. Our team can explain the next steps, including your proposed start date and any information still needed.
Find answers to common questions about comparing business electricity prices, choosing a contract and changing suppliers.
Speak to our team →Start with your business postcode, annual electricity usage and current contract end date, if available. A recent bill can help identify your supplier, unit rates, standing charge and meter point administration number (MPAN). We’ll ask for any missing details needed for a quote.
Yes. Choose the manual entry option and provide your business energy details. If you don’t know your annual usage or meter information, our team can explain what is needed to progress your comparison.
Compare quotes using the same annual usage, meter details and proposed start date. Review the unit rates, standing charges, contract length and estimated annual cost. Check which taxes, additional charges and broker fees are included.
No. A fixed-rate agreement fixes the rates specified in your contract, rather than your total spending. Your bill can change as your electricity usage changes. Check your quote for any charges that remain variable.
Review your options before your current agreement ends. Check your contract end date and any notice requirements so you have time to compare quotes. Available start dates and renewal options depend on your existing agreement and the supplier offering the new contract.
Read our How We Are Paid page for information about our charges and any supplier commission. Ask our team to explain the remuneration associated with your quote before you agree to a contract.
Find an electricity contract suited to your business. Upload a recent bill or enter your details manually to compare available supplier prices.