Please could you advise me on any commercial utility comparison sites?

[maz786]

I'm looking for the best way to compare gas, electricity and water rates for commercial premises. I've found bionic who compare prices but not found any other comparison sites. Thank you.

 

[Talktime]

Use brokers like Love Energy Savings, Bionic, or Utility Bidder to compare commercial rates. For direct quotes, contact major suppliers (e.g. EDF, British Gas, E.ON). Always check unit rates, standing charges, and contract terms before agreeing.

 

[maz786]

Use brokers like Love Energy Savings, Bionic, or Utility Bidder to compare commercial rates. For direct quotes, contact major suppliers (e.g. EDF, British Gas, E.ON). Always check unit rates, standing charges, and contract terms before agreeing.

thank you for letting me know

 

[Gill Courage]

Be very careful dealing with Bionic. They operate under several names and websites and will give you the hard sell. They want you to sign up to a scheme where they can deal directly with your contracts in the future - without reference to yourself. They did a great deal for me several years ago and, when it came time to get a new deal, I found that they had signed me up for something a year earlier without telling me. It took a lot of work to find out what had happened and the Ombudman ruled in my favour when it turned out that they had not informed me what they were doing (despite inisting they had emailed and took no answer as consent). Eventually I found that they had changed my email of record for some total stranger's and were telling them what they were doing! I got compensation but am still signed up to the deal they arranged, which was not great at all.

 

[maz786]

Be very careful dealing with Bionic. They operate under several names and websites and will give you the hard sell. They want you to sign up to a scheme where they can deal directly with your contracts in the future - without reference to yourself. They did a great deal for me several years ago and, when it came time to get a new deal, I found that they had signed me up for something a year earlier without telling me. It took a lot of work to find out what had happened and the Ombudman ruled in my favour when it turned out that they had not informed me what they were doing (despite inisting they had emailed and took no answer as consent). Eventually I found that they had changed my email of record for some total stranger's and were telling them what they were doing! I got compensation but am still signed up to the deal they arranged, which was not great at all.

Thank you for letting me know. I have found them to be pushy.

 

[BusinessBHub]

I used Business Energy Deals and got a decent service through them, they work with Utility Bidder who seemed not be too pushy, so recommend either of those. Could try some of the bigger home brands that deal with it if you want a more recognisable brand?

 

[maz786]

I used Business Energy Deals and got a decent service through them, they work with Utility Bidder who seemed not be too pushy, so recommend either of those. Could try some of the bigger home brands that deal with it if you want a more recognisable brand?

Thank you

 

[Joseph Bartosiewicz]

Utility Bidder’s not pushy, which is rare in this space. If you want more brand recognition, the big home energy firms often have business arms too, but expect less personalized service and possibly higher prices.