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Switch Your Utilities & Save — Energy, Broadband & Mobile

Smart Bill Switch helps UK households compare energy prices, switch gas and electricity supplier, and consider eligible broadband and mobile bundles. Current rates and any saving depend on your usage, region, address, contract terms and quote. Ofgem benchmark figures for Q3 2026 (from 1 July 2026): £1,663/year, electricity 26.11p/kWh, gas 7.33p/kWh. The Q4 forecast is indicative and may change.

Switching: Your physical gas and electricity supply normally continues when you change supplier. The new supplier should confirm the expected switch date, applicable process and any charges.

UK Energy Price Snapshot — Q3 2026 (from 1 July 2026)

Current Ofgem benchmark figures (updated July 2026, Ofgem regulated):

Today's Cheapest Energy Tariffs — Indicative Electricity Unit Rates

Electricity unit rates based on Ofgem TDCV 2,700 kWh/year. Rates vary by region. Last updated: July 2026.

#SupplierTariffElectricity unit ratevs Ofgem Price Cap
1Octopus EnergyFixed 12M~21.20p/kWh−£105/yr vs cap
2E.ON NextNext Fixed 12M~21.50p/kWh−£83/yr vs cap
3British GasFixed 12M~22.00p/kWh−£60/yr vs cap
4OVO EnergyFixed 12M~22.50p/kWh−£38/yr vs cap
—Ofgem Price CapStandard Variable26.11p/kWhBenchmark
★UW Fixed SaverFixed · dual-fuel bundleCompetitive rate£50 below cap

Indicative electricity unit rates — Ofgem TDCV 2,700 kWh/yr basis. Rates vary by region. Fixed Saver service requirements must be checked in the current tariff information and personalised quote. See full tariff comparison →

Q4 2026 Ofgem forecast: Analysts forecast the price cap will rise to £1,701–£1,747/yr from 1 October 2026, up from today's £1,663. Compare the current personalised quote with your tariff, including unit rates, standing charges, term, complete annual cost and exit terms; forecasts can change. Learn more →

Compare Cheapest Gas & Electricity Deals by Location

Find local energy deals, regional tariff benchmarks, and personalised quotes for your postcode area:

Fixed vs Variable Energy Tariffs — Compare & Switch Guides

Independent guides to help you compare gas and electricity prices, understand the Ofgem price cap, and find the cheapest energy deal in 2026:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest way to get energy, broadband and mobile on one bill?

Eligible Utility Warehouse services may be combined in one account. Whether that offers value depends on your address, usage, contract terms and personalised quote.

Is Utility Warehouse worth switching to in 2026?

Provider ratings, awards, customer counts, tariff discounts and Cashback Card rewards can change. Check the current provider sources and personalised quote before relying on any of them.

What is the Ofgem energy price cap?

The Ofgem price cap limits unit rates and standing charges on standard variable tariffs. As of Q3 2026 (from 1 July 2026): £1,663/year (electricity 26.11p/kWh, gas 7.33p/kWh). Reviewed quarterly.

Can I fix my energy price to beat the Q4 2026 price rise?

Analysts forecast the cap will rise to £1,701–£1,747/year from 1 October 2026. Compare the current personalised quote with today's benchmark, checking quoted rates, standing charges, term, eligibility, complete annual cost and exit terms; forecasts can change.