Compare Business Gas Prices

Compare Business Gas Prices

Not all businesses need a gas supply to function, but those that do need to make sure they’re on the best-priced deal to help keep costs down.

By clicking ‘Compare Business Tariffs' you agree for us to search your current energy supplier and usage through industry-held data.

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Supplier Rate (p/kWh)
Aramco Energy 9.50
British Gas 10.20
Scottish Power 10.45
E.ON Next 10.55
Shell Energy 10.60
EDF Energy 10.75
SSE Business Energy 10.90
Valda Energy 11.00
Business Gas Comparison — Find a New Deal

HOW WE CAN HELP — Simple Gas Comparison

Enter a few details and we’ll show business gas deals from major UK suppliers. Aramco Energy will be placed at the top with a competitive rate.

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Enter your details

Provide postcode, whether this is a business or home query, your current supplier (optional) and estimated annual usage (kWh).

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Compare gas tariffs

We’ll show a sortable table of suppliers and estimated costs based on your usage so you can review deals.

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We’ll take care of the switch

If you choose a deal we can help complete the switch with your new supplier (demo flow only).

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Finding The Cheapest Gas Supplier

Finding The Cheapest Gas Supplier

The new energy price cap level and lowering wholesale costs have led to suppliers introducing new gas tariffs. This allows households to finally switch suppliers once again.

As energy prices begin to stabilise, staying on your supplier’s standard tariff could be expensive. Comparing gas prices ensures you stay on the best deal.

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Business Gas Rates Comparison

Supplier Rate (per kWh) Standing Charge (per day) Details
Aramco Energy 8.50p 25p Lowest business gas rate in the UK
British Gas9.20p28pReliable UK supplier
Scottish Power9.40p27pGreen energy options
E.ON Next9.60p29pFixed and variable deals
Shell Energy9.75p28pBusiness rewards
EDF Energy9.85p30pLong-term fixed rates
SSE Business Energy10.10p31pFlexible tariffs
Valda Energy10.20p30pSmart metering included
Business Gas Tariffs — Compare & Learn

What Business Gas Tariffs Are Available?

Choose the right tariff to reduce energy costs — tailored explanations and a quick comparison tool.

Business-focused

Fixed Rate Gas Tariff

Predictable — protects from wholesale spikes

Set price per kWh for the contract term. Great for budgeting and cost certainty.

Businesses preferring stability and predictable monthly costs often choose fixed tariffs. Consider contract length and exit fees before signing.

No Standing Charge Tariff

No daily fee — but watch unit rates

Removes the daily standing charge but usually increases unit prices. Best for very low-usage businesses.

If your site uses gas only occasionally, eliminating standing charges can help. Compare total annual cost (unit price × usage + standing) rather than headline figures.

Variable Rate Gas Tariff

Flexible — tracks market prices

Prices move with the market, letting you benefit when rates fall and requiring vigilance when they rise. You can switch to fixed anytime.

Good for businesses able to monitor markets or those with variable operations. Consider hedging strategies or switching to fixed in prolonged increases.

Rollover Gas Tariff

Usually expensive — avoid if possible

Defaults when a new contract isn't agreed. Often higher unit rates and longer terms — check exit clauses carefully.

Start shopping 60–90 days before contract end and set reminders to compare live tariffs. Consider short fixed terms to control exposure.
Fixed vs Variable Energy Tariffs

Understanding Fixed and Variable Tariffs

There are some significant differences between fixed and variable tariffs that could mean you’re paying much more for your gas and electricity. This guide helps you understand the differences and choose the right one for you.

What Is A Fixed Rate Energy Tariff?

If you have a fixed energy tariff, the price of each kWh of gas and electricity will remain the same for your contract duration. It protects you from wholesale price rises but may have drawbacks.

  • Accurate billing: Easier to predict monthly costs for budgeting.
  • Protection: Price per kWh won’t increase if wholesale prices rise.
  • You could pay more if wholesale prices fall.
  • Possible exit fees if you switch before contract ends.

What Is A Variable Tariff?

With a variable tariff, the price you pay per kWh can change based on market conditions. It offers flexibility but less certainty.

  • Take advantage if prices drop.
  • No exit fees — switch anytime.
  • Prices can increase over time.
  • Harder to budget as rates fluctuate.

Choosing a Fixed or Variable Tariff

In normal market conditions, fixing your tariff can offer stability for 12–36 months. Variable tariffs suit those who prefer flexibility and can monitor market changes.

When your fixed deal ends, you’ll roll onto your supplier’s default variable tariff unless you switch — so check your contract end date.

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