Cafés and restaurants
Kitchens, fridges and coffee machines running all day.
Business Services · Energy
Business energy, bought properly.
Energy is one of the biggest bills a café, pub, salon or shop pays, and one of the easiest to get wrong. We look at your bills and contract dates, compare suppliers and tell you plainly what the options are.
Why it matters
Most overpaying starts with a missed date.
Business energy contracts do not have the price cap that protects households. When a contract ends without a new one in place, the supply usually rolls onto out-of-contract rates, which can be far higher than a negotiated deal.
We record your contract end dates and start looking at the market in good time, so you are choosing a new deal rather than accepting whatever you are moved onto.
How it works
From bills to a better contract.
- Share your billsA recent electricity and gas bill for each site, or a letter of authority so we can request your details.
- We compareWe go to suppliers with your usage and show you the prices side by side, fixed and flexible.
- You chooseYou pick the contract and term. We explain the terms, including anything about ending early.
- We keep watchWe note your end date and come back to you before renewal, so you never roll onto out-of-contract rates.
Who it suits
Built for businesses that run on power.
Pubs and bars
Cellar cooling, kitchens and long opening hours.
Salons and clinics
Heating, lighting and equipment across the working week.
Shops
Lighting, heating and chillers across one site or several.
Trades and workshops
Units with machinery and heavy usage.
Multi-site businesses
One review across every meter, with end dates kept in one place.
Alongside energy
One review, every overhead.
Energy is usually reviewed with telecoms, waste and card payments, because the same bills tend to sit in the same drawer. Not sure where to start? A fully funded business review looks at all of it in one visit.
Questions
Energy questions.
When should I look at my energy contract?
Well before it ends. Many business contracts let you agree a new deal months ahead of the end date. If you leave it too late you can roll onto out-of-contract rates, which are usually much higher.
Fixed or flexible?
A fixed contract gives you a set unit rate for the term, so you can budget. A flexible contract can follow the market down as well as up. We explain both for your usage and you choose.
How are you paid?
By the supplier you choose, as a commission built into the contract. We tell you what it is before you sign, and it is shown in your contract.
Will my supply be interrupted?
No. Switching supplier changes who bills you, not the cables or pipes. Your supply carries on as normal.
Next step
Check your energy before it renews.
Send us a recent bill or book a fully funded business review, and we will tell you when your contract ends and what your options are.
Energy contracts are supplied by the energy supplier you choose. Any commission paid to us is included in your unit or standing charges and shown in your contract. Saynor Sales Solutions is a trading name of Saynor MedTech Ltd. We arrange these services through our partnership with JK Commercial Savings Ltd and a panel of UK providers. We are paid by the provider you choose, usually as a commission or fee, and we tell you about it before you agree to anything. Switching is always your decision, and there is no charge to you for our time.