Easywealth Utilities
Let suppliers compete for your bills.
A planned marketplace for homes and businesses: you set out what you need, participating suppliers respond with offers, and every offer shows its full cost, contract term and exit fees the same way.
How supplier competition would work
The customer sets the terms. Suppliers come to them.
Describe what you need
Usage, location and what matters to you, such as a fixed price or a short contract. No contact details.
Suppliers respond
Participating, licensed suppliers and brokers send offers for those exact requirements.
Compare on the same terms
Annual and monthly cost, contract, rates, standing charges, exit fees and eligibility, laid out identically.
You decide
Pick an offer, or none. Nobody is switched without your say-so.
For homes
- Electricity, gas, broadband and other eligible household services.
- Your usage from a recent bill, or a typical low, medium or high profile.
- Fixed or variable, short or long contracts: you choose what matters.
- Offers shown with the costs that actually apply to you.
For businesses
- Energy and connectivity for small businesses and multiple sites.
- Extra details business contracts need: contract start dates, notice periods and renewal terms.
- Prices shown before VAT and levies, with those explained.
- Brokers would have to show how they are paid.
Concept demonstration
See how offers would be compared.
Choose who it’s for, the energy and how much is used. Fictional offers then appear side by side with the same facts in the same order.
Concept demonstration. The suppliers, prices and offers are fictional. Nothing you choose is sent anywhere.
Example offers, compared the same way
A lower annual estimate on a longer contract isn’t automatically better: you’re committed for longer, and exit fees apply if you leave early under that contract’s conditions. Estimates use the usage shown above; real bills depend on what you actually use.
Fees
How it’s paid for, shown up front.
How Easywealth Utilities would earn money hasn’t been decided. Whatever the model, it would be explained before you choose an offer, and offers would be ranked by what matters to you, not by what pays us most.
Suppliers and brokers
Interested in taking part?
We’re talking to licensed suppliers and brokers about how the model could work. There are no agreements yet.
How suppliers could take partQuestions
Utilities FAQs.
Can I use Easywealth Utilities now?
No. It is a plan: not in development yet and not available. No comparisons, switches or supplier offers are provided today, and the demonstration on this page uses fictional suppliers and prices.
Which suppliers take part?
None yet. There are no supplier or broker agreements. Suppliers and brokers interested in the model can get in touch through the suppliers page.
How would Easywealth Utilities make money?
That hasn’t been decided. Whatever it is, it would be shown up front, before anyone chooses an offer, so you can see whether it affects the offers you’re shown.
Would it switch me automatically?
No. You would see the offers and decide whether to go ahead, and with whom. Nobody would be switched without your say-so.
Is it only for homes?
No. The plan covers homes and small businesses, whose energy and broadband contracts are often harder to compare.
What would I need to share?
Your requirements (usage, location and preferences such as a fixed price) without your contact details. Suppliers would only learn who you are if you choose an offer.
Development status: Easywealth Utilities is a plan of Easywealth Ltd. It is not yet in development and is not available. No comparisons, switches or supplier offers are provided, no supplier agreements exist, and nothing on this page is a real price or offer.