Independent Eligibility Assessment
Find out if your business is owed money on its energy contract.
If a broker arranged your electricity or gas contract, they may have added a commission without telling you. Recent rulings mean thousands of UK businesses could now be entitled to compensation.
No Win, No Fee: if your claim is unsuccessful, our solicitor partners won’t charge a fee. If successful, a success fee (inc. VAT) is deducted from any compensation recovered. Full terms apply.
Check your eligibility
- Est. 100,000+ UK businesses affected
- Free eligibility check, no obligation
- No upfront cost, ever
- Backed by specialist solicitors
The Facts So Far
What we know about broker
mis-selling
Many energy brokers have quietly added a margin onto the rate they secured for your business, a commission paid to them by the supplier, without making clear that it existed or how it was calculated.
Recent UK court rulings have confirmed that brokers must properly disclose any commission they receive. Where that disclosure didn’t happen, the contract may be open to a compensation claim.
We review the details of your contract and tell you plainly whether it looks eligible, before anything is submitted on your behalf.
The Process
Three steps, start to finish
Each step exists to confirm your case is genuine before it goes anywhere near a solicitor, that’s what keeps the assessment free and the process straightforward.
Step 01
Tell us about your contract
A short form: supplier, broker (if known), rough spend and contract length. Nothing lengthy, no documents required to start.
Step 02
We assess your case
Our team reviews your answers against known broker and disclosure patterns to see whether your contract looks eligible.
Step 03
Solicitors take it forward
If your case looks viable, we introduce you to our solicitor partners, who pursue it on a No Win, No Fee basis, with updates along the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before you get started
It’s a claim against undisclosed commission that an energy broker added to your electricity or gas rate without properly telling you. If the broker didn’t disclose this fee, you may be entitled to reclaim it.
Brokers are often paid by suppliers for the contracts they arrange, sometimes as a fixed fee, sometimes as an added charge per unit of energy used. If you weren’t clearly told this fee existed and roughly how much it was, it’s considered undisclosed, and that’s what makes a claim possible.
Most UK businesses, sole traders, partnerships and limited companies, that used a broker to arrange a commercial gas or electricity contract in roughly the last six years could be eligible. Eligibility depends on your specific contract, so a free check is the only way to know for sure.
It varies. It depends on your energy usage, contract length, and the size of the commission that was added. Some businesses recover a few hundred pounds, others considerably more. We can’t estimate a figure until your contract has been reviewed.
Nothing upfront. Our legal partners work on a No Win, No Fee basis. If your claim isn’t successful, you won’t pay their fee. If it is successful, a success fee is deducted from what’s recovered, this will be explained clearly before you agree to anything.
It depends on the complexity of the case and the broker or supplier involved, so timeframes vary. Your solicitor will give you a clearer estimate once your claim is underway.
We’re not a law firm. We check your eligibility and, where appropriate, introduce you to a solicitor who specialises in these claims. They handle the legal work directly with you.