Own and live in your home? Review every household bill in one call.
For UK homeowners who personally pay their household bills. Review energy, broadband and mobile together, then decide whether any change is right for your home.
Owner-occupiers only. No card details. No obligation.
Broadband is the one that catches people out.
New broadband installations can take several weeks. Leave it until moving day and you may spend your first weeks in the house without a connection.
Start broadband
The longest lead time of anything on your list. Worth starting first.
Sort energy
You are free to choose your own supplier from day one at a new address.
Meter readings
Photograph them at both properties so you are only billed for your own usage.
Moving in is the one moment it makes sense to look at all of it.
You are making these decisions from scratch anyway. Reviewing them together takes less time than doing them one by one.
Energy
Gas and electricity for your new address, chosen deliberately rather than inherited by default.
Broadband
What your household actually needs, and what is available at your postcode.
Mobile
Your mobile requirements, and those of anyone else in the household.
Together
Whether bringing several services under one provider and one bill suits you.
If the review is free, how do we get paid?
Straight answer: we are an authorised partner of a UK multi-service provider, and they pay us only if you decide to go ahead. Nothing comes from you, at any stage.
That arrangement is worth understanding, because it cuts both ways. We are not paid for turning up, not paid for the assessment, and not paid for talking anyone into anything. We are paid only when a household actually ends up better served than it was. A poor recommendation costs us the hours we put in and earns us nothing — and a customer who regrets it and leaves within months is worse for us than one we never signed at all. Our interest and yours point in the same direction.
You could of course go direct to any provider and fill in the forms yourself. What that does not give you is the assessment: someone reading your actual usage off your bills, checking what is genuinely available at your postcode, working out which combination of services fits a household your size, and flagging the things that catch people out when they move. That work is what we do, and it costs you nothing either way.
We are not a price comparison site and we do not claim to be impartial. We are authorised to arrange services with one provider, and we name them at the start of your call. If, once we have looked at your numbers, they are not the right fit for your home, we will tell you so — that is a better outcome for both of us than a switch that does not last.
Three steps, and a proper look at your numbers.
Pick a time
Choose a slot that fits around your move. Takes under a minute.
The assessment
Fifteen minutes on Google Meet. We go through your current usage and costs, what is available at your postcode, and which combination of services actually fits your household.
You decide
Take what suits you, or nothing at all. No follow-up pressure either way.
First confirm that this review is for you.
This free review is exclusively for homeowners who live in the property and personally pay its household bills. Qualifying takes a few seconds; eligible homeowners can then choose a time.
- Free — no card details required
- 15 minutes, online via Google Meet
- For owner-occupiers who pay their own bills
- No obligation to take anything
- Have a recent energy bill to hand if you can
This booking is for owner-occupier household-service reviews. It is not a route for emergency or existing-account support.
Eligibility check
Is this your home and your household bill?
Please confirm both points before you book.
This review is not available for this household.
It is reserved for homeowners who live in the property and pay the household energy bill themselves.
Answers before you book.
Is this a sales call?
It is a review with a commercial provider behind it, and we are upfront about that. Fifteen minutes is not long enough to pressure anyone, and we would rather spend it working out whether we can genuinely help than pitching at you.
What do I need to have ready?
Ideally a recent energy bill and your current broadband and mobile costs, if you have them to hand. If you have just moved and have none of that yet, come anyway — we can work from what your household typically uses.
How do you get paid if the review is free?
We are an authorised partner of a UK multi-service provider. They pay us a commission if you choose to take services following our introduction. You are never charged, and if you take nothing we are not paid.
Which provider do you work with?
We name them at the start of the call, along with what they can and cannot do for a home like yours. We lead with your situation rather than a brand, because the right answer depends on what your household actually uses.
Is this an impartial comparison service?
No, and we would rather say so plainly. We are authorised to arrange services with one provider. What we offer is a proper look at your household needs and an honest explanation of whether that provider fits them. If it does not, we will tell you.
Will I be cold called afterwards?
No. We use your details to arrange and prepare for the call you booked. If you tell us you are not interested, that is the end of it.
I have just bought — is it too early or too late?
Neither. It works whether you are a few weeks from completion or have recently moved in. Earlier is better for broadband, which has the longest lead time.
Do I have to review all three services?
No. Look at one, two or all three. They are covered together because most people moving home need to arrange all of them anyway.
Who is this review for?
It is exclusively for homeowners who live in the property and personally pay its household energy bill. We verify this before showing the booking calendar.
How long does it take?
Around 15 minutes, online via Google Meet.
Sort it once, properly.
Fifteen minutes now instead of three separate sign-ups later.
Not ready to book? Read the full UK moving-home utility checklist