Enerbiz

Enerbiz, energy broker for UK SMEs and households

Enerbiz is a UK-based energy broker working with British SMEs and households. Its approach is built around transparency: the company states that it publishes a written breakdown of its commissions, unit rates and standing charges, and that it does not apply hidden fees. It presents itself as supplier-neutral and compares offers from more than twenty suppliers in the UK market.

Business services

The main service for SMEs is procurement and switching. Enerbiz compares tariffs, aligns fixed-price contract terms with actual consumption, handles paperwork end-to-end and plans renewals. Its tools include usage profiling, bill validation and identifying quick cost wins without disrupting business operations.

For high-consumption sites it offers bespoke tenders: it validates volumes, structures comparable offers, negotiates clauses and pricing, and recommends contracts that balance certainty, flexibility and budget priorities.

It also serves households: it finds domestic deals, compares unit rates and standing charges, allows bills to be uploaded once, helps choose a fixed tariff and manages the switch with the same commission disclosure policy.

Water services

The company applies a similar approach to business water supply: bill audits, meter validation, leak checks, tariff and standing charge correction, switching to eligible retailers and consolidated billing for multi-site businesses.

How it gets paid

Enerbiz details its commissions by estimated annual consumption (EAC) bands per meter, always excluding VAT and paid by the supplier. In the band up to 15,000 kWh the fixed commission is £100 per meter; between 15,001 and 30,000 kWh, £175; between 30,001 and 50,000 kWh, £250; and from 50,001 kWh, £500. In water agreements the typical commission ranges from £50 to more than £250 per deal. The company states that it provides full commission disclosure in writing and before signing, and that the documentation is suitable for audits.

Switching process and timelines

According to the company, to start a switch you only need a recent bill showing consumption, the MPAN or MPRN, current rates and the contract end date, along with the business name and site address. Enerbiz verifies the meter data to avoid supplier objections, scans the market and presents options tailored to the risk profile and budget. Once the tariff is chosen, it handles the paperwork and dates. The switch is usually completed in two to three weeks and, according to the company, does not interrupt supply: only the billing provider changes. For businesses with multiple locations it recommends uploading the bill for each site to issue consolidated quotes.

Fixed and flexible contracts

The broker explains that fixed-price contracts prioritise certainty: stable unit rates and predictable budgets, suitable for SMEs that value regular cash flow. Flexible or pass-through options expose more costs, such as non-commodity elements, and can suit large consumers with active risk management. Enerbiz compares both approaches based on load shape, seasonality and the renewal window, taking into account standing charges, exit terms and green/REGO-backed preferences. It notes that many SMEs prefer 24 to 36-month fixed contracts for stability, while others opt for shorter periods and follow wholesale market trends.

Renewals and regulatory protection

The company recommends starting the switch before the current contract end date, within the permitted renewal window, to avoid out-of-contract rates, which are usually more expensive. It says it calendars renewal milestones and tracks market movements. If the client is already out of contract, it prioritises a quick, compliant move to a better tariff. Enerbiz states that it aligns with Ofgem microbusiness protections and provides audit-ready documentation, as well as validating bills after the switch to detect supplier errors or overcharges.

Location and contact

Phone: +44 204 615 5515 · Email: sales@enerbiz.co.uk · Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00