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Selectra

Save on your UK energy, broadband and mobile bills

Selectra is a free comparison and switching service helping UK households cut household bills. Compare the latest tariffs, get impartial advice from our experts and switch in minutes - no jargon, no fees.

Satisfied customers

4.5/5 average rating on Trustpilot

“My Advisor Alisha was fantastic, she explained my new tariff in simple terms that I could understand.”
- Kathleen B
“James was a lovely person who was very patient with me as I am a first time house owner.”
- Chloé P
“Colette was a joy to deal with and informative and explained the whole process.”
- Matt

About Selectra's Service

Selectra was created in 2007 by Aurian de Maupeou and Xavier Pinon. Selectra UK opened in 2017 to help customers in the UK sign up to home energy and broadband deals.

Getting the best deal on household expenses such as energy, internet, TV and insurance isn't always easy. Here at Selectra, we help you find the right deal without hassle. We strive to provide a one-stop site for people who want to save time and money on their bills.

Meet the team

Frequently Asked Questions

Customers can visit the Selectra website and call our Energy and Broadband teams for free. Our service is free to use because we receive commission from our supplier partners for connecting them with new customers. This does NOT affect the price for the customers.

Selectra doesn't work with all the suppliers on the market. We offer a selection of products from a carefully selected panel of suppliers. We choose the providers we partner with based on customer service, green credentials and value for money.

It usually takes on average between 15 and 17 days to switch electricity and between 16 and 18 days to switch gas suppliers. Customers always have a 14-day cooling-off period after confirming an agreement with a new energy supplier.

You can rest assured that there will be no break in your gas or electricity supply when you switch energy supplier. You will not experience any sort of power cut during the switch, and no one should have to come to your property to replace any meter, pipes or cables.

Yes, tenants can choose the energy suppliers at the property they are renting. Unless your landlord is paying your energy bill, you get to decide what company you pay to supply gas and electricity to your home.