The switching process typically takes up to 5 working days after a 14-day cooling-off period. Your energy supply won't be interrupted during the switch, and there's no need for any physical changes to your property or meters.

No, your energy supply will not be interrupted during the switching process. The same gas and electricity will continue to flow through the same pipes and cables. The only thing that changes is the company billing you and the rates you pay.

If you've been in debt to your supplier for less than 28 days, you can still switch. Your old supplier will add any money owed to your final bill. If you've been in debt for more than 28 days, you'll need to repay this before switching. If you have a prepayment meter, you can switch with debts of up to £500 for gas and £500 for electricity.

No, you don't need to contact your current supplier. Your new supplier will handle the entire switching process, including notifying your current supplier. You'll just need to provide a meter reading when requested.

To get the most accurate comparison, it helps to have your postcode, current supplier name, tariff name, and annual energy usage (in kWh) or your typical monthly/quarterly payment amount. If you don't have all this information, we can still provide an estimate based on your property size and number of occupants.