How does the comparison calculator work?
The calculator estimates your current energy usage based on your annual kilowatt hour (kWh) usage, your bill amount or the answers to the estimator questions provided.
It takes (or calculates) your current kWh usage by comparing the data you supply with the unit costs of your current tariff. Next, this is multiplied against the kWh unit costs of other tariffs provided by other suppliers in your area.
Any additional savings offered by the supplier based on payment or billing types are also taken into account. The estimated annual savings figure is calculated by subtracting the costs of other tariffs from your current costs.
Popular Questions
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Do your figures include VAT?
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How can I contact Cheap Energy Club?
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How does the comparison calculator work?
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How is Ofgem's price cap factored in to my results?
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I've called the supplier and it knows nothing about the switch
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How do I update my usage or tariff details on my Cheap Energy Club account?
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When will I get my cashback?