1. Add what you pay each month. Add a cheaper price if you've found one.
Gas and electricity
Broadband
Mobile phone
Car insurance (monthly)
TV and streaming
Water
Other subscriptions
2. Tick any that apply to you.
Add your bills to start
Use your bank statement or your latest bills. Leave anything you don't pay at zero.
Savings are based only on the prices you type in. Always check the final price, contract length and any exit fee with the provider before you switch. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.
Want the full version with billing frequencies, one-off fees, exit charges, cashback and a downloadable report? Try the household bills savings checker.
How to use it
- Open your bank statement and find each regular bill.
- Type the monthly amount next to each one. Divide yearly bills by 12.
- Tick "Out of contract" for any deal whose minimum term has ended.
- Use our comparison pages to find a cheaper price, then type it in to see the saving.
Where the biggest savings usually are
Bills that roll on after a contract ends are the first place to look. Broadband and mobile providers must tell you when your contract is ending and show their best deals, and staying put often means paying more. If your phone is paid off, a SIM-only deal can cost far less than your current monthly bill.
For energy, compare fixed deals against the price cap rates you pay now. For car insurance, quotes are often cheaper a few weeks before your renewal date than on the day itself.
Help you may be missing
If you're the only adult in your home you can get 25% off your Council Tax. People on means-tested benefits may qualify for cheaper broadband social tariffs, water bill help and the Warm Home Discount. Each scheme sets its own rules, so check eligibility on the official page before you apply.
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