Have you been
mis-sold energy?

Numerous UK businesses routinely rely on energy brokers to secure their energy requirements. These intermediaries connect you with suppliers, but hidden commissions might be lurking in contracts, undisclosed by brokers.

While energy brokers are legally obliged to reveal earned commissions, numerous have historically used deceptive language or hidden financial motivations.

How has energy been
mis-sold

Was the total earnings disclosed by your energy broker for arranging your business contract? From our experience, most don’t, and there’s typically a reason. Brokers know that revealing their earnings fully could impact their current commission structure.

You might have been informed the service was free or that the broker received an “introducers fee” from the supplier. However, many brokers receive their commission from suppliers, integrated into the unit price.

How it works?

Actual cost of energy to supplier

Actual cost of energy 5p/kWh

Energy Broker commissions

Energy Broker Commissions 5p/kWh

Energy Broker commissions + Supplier cost

Paying for Energy Broker Services 10p/kWh

Brokers Commissions per year

Supplier pays broker 5p/kWh

What our average claims look like

Contract 1 – Gas Contract

Gas contract length: 2 years

Energy Broker rate: 5 p/kWh

Annual Energy Consumption: 50,000 kWh

Broker Yearly Commission: £2,500

Contract 2 – Electric Contract

Electricity contract length: 5 years

Energy Broker rate: 5 p/kWh

Annual Energy Consumption: 75,000 kWh

Broker Yearly Commission: £3,750

Broker Total Commission: £23,750

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