Est. 2001 · Hospitality energy broker
Suppliers price hospitality venues cautiously: commercial kitchens, cellar cooling, late licences and seasonal trade make you harder to profile than an office. Since 2001 we've done one thing, brokering energy for pubs, restaurants, hotels and breweries, so we know which suppliers actually want your business, and what your rate should look like.
Trusted by Star Pubs & Bars, Stonegate Group and SIBA member breweries. Our story
One bill (or just your renewal letter) gives us your usage, your meter details and your current rates.
We price your profile with every supplier we can access, including ones who don't sell direct, and validate the quotes against your actual consumption.
Clear like-for-like comparison, our commission disclosed. If you go ahead, we manage the paperwork, objections and go-live date.
Billing queries, meter problems, tenancy changes, next renewal: you call your named consultant, not a supplier queue.
Beyond electricity and gas, we broker water, broadband & telecoms, merchant services, EPOS and insurance. Every contract in one place. New to switching? Start with our guide to switching business energy.
An energy broker compares contracts from across the market on your behalf, negotiates rates with suppliers, and manages the switch or renewal for you. A good broker also handles the admin around it (meter issues, billing disputes, tenancy changes) so you deal with one person instead of a supplier call centre.
Most brokers, including us, are paid a commission by the supplier, built into your unit rate. We're transparent about this: we'll tell you what our commission is on any contract we recommend, and because we compare the whole market, the deal has to stand up on its own numbers.
Hospitality venues have an unusual energy profile: commercial kitchens, cellar cooling, long opening hours and strong seasonality. A specialist knows which suppliers price that profile well, how pub tenancy and brewery tie arrangements affect your options, and what to do when a tenancy change threatens a disconnection.
Energy brokering for businesses is not directly regulated by Ofgem, which is why choosing a reputable broker matters. We've traded since 2001, work with the UK's major pub groups and breweries, are rated 4.9 out of 5 on Trustpilot, and follow the Utilities Intermediaries Association complaints process.
No. We also arrange water, broadband and telecoms, merchant services, EPOS and business insurance, so you can put every utility contract in one place with one point of contact.
Nothing. The comparison is free and there's no obligation. If our whole-of-market search can't beat your renewal quote, we'll tell you to stay put.
Send us a recent bill and we'll come back with a free whole-of-market comparison, usually within one working day. No pressure, no obligation. Call 024 7632 8995 or get in touch online.