Compare Business Energy Prices

When your contract is up for renewal, get in touch with Bionic to compare quotes from a panel of suppliers. You'll know your contract is up for renewal when your supplier contacts you with a renewal offer. If you switch with Bion ic, they can automatically compare renewal quotes to save you even more time
and money.

Start comparing deals when your contract enters its “switching window”. This can be several months before its end date. Switching early can help avoid price volatility, but your new contract won’t start until your current one has ended.

No, the energy supply to your premises won't be interrupted during a switch. You’ll continue to receive energy as usual throughout the process.

Bionic uses industry data to cut the amount of form-filling you need to do, but it may help to have the following to hand: your business address, current supplier, meter numbers (MPAN/MPRN), and latest annual usage figures. In most cases, this info can be found on your latest bill.

Businesses with less than 28 days’ worth of debt can still switch suppliers. Larger debts must typically be cleared before switching.

Check the unit rate and standing charges – the cheaper these are, the less you’ll pay for energy. Then look for contract end dates, notice periods, auto-renewal clauses, and any exit fees. Understanding these helps you avoid penalties and compare deals accurately.

You’ll be placed on a more expensive out-of-contract rates by your supplier until you switch or agree a new deal. If this happens, you can switch at any time.

No. Although you can use the same supplier for business gas and electricity, dual fuel contracts aren’t available for non-domestic customers. This means contracts will need to be sorted separately. Bionic can help save time switching both gas and electricity.

Usually, your meter will stay the same unless you opt for a smart meter or switch to a different payment method.

A broker compares tariffs from multiple suppliers, identifies the best deals for your business. Bionic has access to exclusive supplier rates and will support you with the switch.

Yes, brokers handle research, negotiations, and switching administration, freeing up your time to focus on your business while ensuring the process is smooth and efficient.

Brokers often receive commission from energy suppliers. Bionic is completely transparent and will always tell you exactly how much commission will be made on your contract before you sign.

Yes, brokers often work with a panel of suppliers, improving chances of acceptance, even for those with credit challenges or debt. Though significant debt may block switching until resolved.