Your £150 welcome gift is waiting
Save a bundle by turning everyday spending into savings on your bill with up to 10% cashback, and up to £150 credit for switching to UW.
Step 1: Choose two or more qualifying services to switch.
Step 2: Add our 3-month free Cashback Card trial.
Step 3: We'll load your card with up to £150 in bonus credit.
Fixed tariffs for peace of mind
We get it. Utilities aren't high on the list of things you want to think about, but thankfully we've got a quick fix. Simply switch your energy to UW and pair it with our broadband or mobile plans to unlock our great value UW Fixed tariff at just £1,778.
Add one more service, and you'll get our cheapest fixed tariff with our UW Fixed Saver at just £1,690.
Secure your price today with fixed-price electricity tariffs
A fixed electricity tariff is where you pay a set unit price for the duration of your contract, even if energy prices increase. That’s why fixed energy tariffs can be a cost-effective option, as your unit rate and standing charge are locked up regardless of any fluctuations in the market.
Here at UW, we offer UW Fixed tariffs to new and existing customers to help protect their electricity prices. When you sign up, your electricity rates will be locked up throughout the length of your contract.
Don’t want to lock in? Save with our variable-rate electricity tariffs
If you’re worried about committing to a fixed-price electricity tariff, we also offer variable-rate tariffs.
Our variable electricity tariffs mean that your unit rate might go up or down depending on how the wholesale energy market performs. Our prices can change every three months in line with Ofgem’s quarterly energy price cap review.
With our market-leading variable electricity deals, you’ll also get a discount of up to £50 a year against the Government’s energy price cap on your electricity when you bundle more services with us.
Variable electricity tariff: Value
No exit fees
Add extra services to save more
Variable electricity tariff: Gold
£20 off the government's price cap
Variable electricity tariff with no exit fees
Variable electricity tariff: Double Gold
£50 off the government's price cap
Our best value variable electricity tariff
Why choose UW for your electricity?
Award-winning service year after year
We're the Best Value Energy Supplier from Expert Reviews, and the Uswitch 2025 Energy Awards Best Value for Money winner. With over 80 industry awards and counting.
Price Pledge
If you don't save with UW in your first year, we'll pay you double the difference back. Plus, you'll be free to leave without exit fees. That's a promise.
Exit your contract
Enjoy £400 towards any early termination fees with your current suppliers—our way of making your transition smooth.
You can also benefit from:
A free upgrade to a smart meter
We’ll upgrade your meter for free so you can understand your gas usage and take steps to save money on energy bills. We offer free upgrades to all our customers so you can forget about submitting meter readings.
Pay As You Go energy
Choose Pay As You Go energy to pay in advance and top up your account in minutes.
With your free smart meter in-home display, you can easily see how much energy you’ve used, see your remaining balance, set budgets, and more.
How to change your electricity supplier to UW
Get your quote
Follow the link below and enter your postcode. Choose your tariff, and remember: the more services you bundle, the more you save.
We’ll handle the switch
We’ll contact your existing electricity supplier to let them know you’ll be switching.
Enjoy your new electricity deal
We’ll get you switched over in as little as two days, with no disruption to your power during the switch.
How will my electricity bill be affected by the energy price cap?
Based on Ofgem's typical domestic usage, the energy price cap level is set to £1,641 per year, taking effect from 1 April 2026. This change reflects a typical household that uses gas and electricity and pays by direct debit.
Ofgem sets the price cap to make sure prices are fair for users on default energy tariffs, and that it reflects the underlying costs and inflation of the energy market. They review and update the price cap every three months.
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