Business electricity
Single site or multi-site, standard or half-hourly metering. We benchmark your unit rate and standing charge against what the market is actually pricing today.
Whole-of-market comparison
Compare business energy, start saving today.
See what you should be paying in under a minute. We search 20+ suppliers, negotiate on your behalf and handle the switch — free to you, with a real person on the end of the phone.
No price cap on business energy — lock in your rates before they move.
Compare business energy
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Suppliers we compare across the market
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Independent — we are not a supplier
Commission disclosed before you sign
UK-based team, no call centre
Business customers only
Up to 45%
Potential saving vs out-of-contract rates*
20+
Suppliers compared across the market
£0
Cost to your business to use us
*Savings vary by business, meter and contract. Out-of-contract and deemed rates are among the highest a supplier charges; the figure shown is an indicative market maximum, not a guarantee.
What we compare
Every meter, every supply, one conversation
Whether you run one shop or fifty sites, the job is the same: find out what you are paying, work out what you should be paying, and close the gap.
Business gas
From a small commercial meter to a large industrial supply. Fixed terms, staggered start dates and green gas options all considered.
Business water
The water market has been open to competition in England since 2017, and plenty of businesses have never switched. Retail rates and wastewater are both worth checking.
Contract renewals
We track your end date and come back to you in good time, so you never roll onto out-of-contract rates by accident.
Multi-site portfolios
Different sites on different contracts at different rates is where money quietly leaks. We align end dates and bring the portfolio under control.
Renewable tariffs
REGO-backed electricity and green gas options, with a plain explanation of what is actually being certified before you commit.
How it works
Four steps. Most of the work is ours.
You send us a bill and answer a couple of questions. We do the market search, the supplier chasing and the paperwork.
01
Get in touch
Answer four quick questions or send over a recent bill. We only need your meter details, current rates and consumption to get moving.
02
We compare
We take your usage to the market, push suppliers for their best commercial rates and pull the results into one clear comparison.
03
You decide
We talk you through the options, including what the commission is, so the decision is genuinely yours. No pressure, no hard sell.
04
Sit back
Your new supplier handles the switch. No interruption to supply, no engineer visit. We diarise your next renewal so it never sneaks up on you.
Where the money goes
The default is the expensive option
Business energy does not work like a domestic tariff. There is no price cap, rates are quoted per business, and if a contract lapses you are moved onto out-of-contract or deemed rates — typically the highest prices a supplier charges.
- Contracts do not auto-renew onto a fair rate — they roll onto a penalty one.
- Suppliers price the same business differently depending on who asks and when.
- Standing charges and non-commodity costs can matter more than the headline unit rate.
- Your renewal letter is an offer, not the market — it is rarely the best number available.
How a rate is built
Illustrative
Wholesale energy
the market bit
Network & policy costs
largely fixed
Supplier margin
negotiable
Proportions vary by meter, region and contract — this is a simplified illustration, not a quote. The part a broker can genuinely move is the supplier margin and the terms attached to it, which is why who asks, and when, changes the number you are offered.
Why Manage My Utilities
A broker that behaves like an adviser
Buying power, shared
We bring volume to the table across our whole client base. Suppliers price accordingly, and that pricing goes to you, not into our margin.
Commission on the table
You will be told what we earn on your contract before you sign it. If you would rather not use a broker at all, we will tell you that too.
One named contact
The same person handles your quote, your switch and your renewal. No ticket numbers, no starting again with someone new.
Renewals diarised
We record your end date and come back well before it. Rolling onto deemed rates because nobody remembered is the single most expensive mistake in this market.
Paperwork handled
Letter of Authority, meter data, objections, transfer dates. We deal with the admin so you can get back to running the business.
Honest answers
If the renewal offer on your desk is already competitive, we will say so. A quiet year is better than a bad switch.
Straight answers
Business energy, explained properly
The questions we get asked every week — answered without the sales spin.
How do I switch business energy supplier?
It is more straightforward than most people expect, and you will not lose supply at any point — the wires and pipes stay exactly the same, only the company billing you changes.
- Send us a recent bill so we can see your meter numbers, current rates and consumption.
- You sign a Letter of Authority, which lets us talk to suppliers on your behalf.
- We search the market and come back to you with the options worth considering.
- You pick a deal, sign the contract, and your new supplier handles the switch.
The changeover happens on the day your current contract ends. Nothing is switched off and no engineer needs to visit.
When should I start looking at renewal?
Most business energy contracts let you agree new rates well before the end date, and many suppliers will quote up to 12 months ahead. Starting early gives you time to watch the market rather than accept whatever lands in front of you.
Leaving it too late is the expensive mistake. If a contract ends without a new one in place you roll onto out-of-contract or deemed rates, which are typically among the highest a supplier charges. If that has already happened to you, it is usually worth moving quickly.
What do I need to get a quote?
Ideally a recent energy bill — it carries everything we need in one place:
- Your MPAN (electricity) or MPRN (gas) — the long meter reference on the bill.
- Your current supplier and contract end date.
- Annual consumption in kWh, plus your current unit rate and standing charge.
If you cannot find a bill, we can still get started with your business name, address and postcode.
How much does it cost to use Manage My Utilities?
There is no fee for you to pay us directly. Like most business energy brokers, we are paid a commission by the supplier you choose, which is built into the unit rate on your contract.
We will tell you what that commission is before you sign anything. Under Ofgem rules, suppliers and brokers are expected to be transparent about third-party costs, and you are entitled to ask for that figure on any quote you receive from anyone.
Which suppliers do you compare?
We work across the business energy market rather than a single panel — that includes the large legacy suppliers and the business-only specialists who often price better for smaller commercial sites.
No broker has access to literally every tariff in the market, and any that claims to should be treated with caution. What we can tell you is which suppliers we approached and what each one came back with.
Can you help if we have several sites?
Yes. Multi-site portfolios are usually where the biggest savings sit, because sites drift onto different contracts, different end dates and wildly different rates over time.
We can align end dates, put sites onto a single contract where that works better, and handle half-hourly (HH) metered supplies as well as standard non-half-hourly profiles.
No cost, no obligation
Find out what you should be paying
Send us a recent bill or answer four quick questions. We will tell you honestly whether you are on a good deal — and if you are, we will say so.