Fixed
24.94
p/kWh all-in
You carry no price risk for the term, and you pay for that certainty in the rate.
A supplier offer.
Tariff comparison
Your load shape changes what cheap means.
Price fixed, flexible and imbalance-exposed structures against the half-hours you actually consumed. Network and policy charges are carried too, from the comparison’s own rate register, rather than comparing unit rates alone.
Fixed → flexible → full imbalance exposure, on the same half-hours
The three structures
One month of half-hours, priced three ways.
The same consumption, the same period, three ways of buying it. The difference between them is not the unit rate, it is who carries the risk.
Flexible
26.38
p/kWh all-in
Bought in tranches across the term, so the average lands wherever the market went.
A supplier offer.
Full imbalance exposure
13.49
p/kWh all-in
Every half-hour settled at the imbalance price. The cheapest modelled figure here, and the one carrying all of the risk.
Not a supplier offer. An exposure view, and the floor of what the month could have cost.
From one real month on a demonstration estate, not a customer. The lowest of the three is an exposure view rather than something anybody can buy, which the product says on the screen above the cards as well as here.
Nothing is a black box.
The rest of the market
Your own numbers, and everyone else's.
A renewal is decided against the market as well as against your own load. Supplier market share and generation mix sit alongside the comparison, from published industry data rather than from anybody's estimate.
- Supplier market share by quarter and by reporting group
- Generation mix, from the published record of what is on the system
- Read beside your own comparison rather than on a separate service
- Published sources throughout, so a figure can be checked rather than trusted
A quote and a year of your own half-hours is the whole input.
We will price it against your own half-hours on the call, and show you every rate behind the answer.