Switch broadband and energy plans to a cheaper deal
UK users report bots that compare broadband and energy plans, work out exit fees and switching rewards, and handle the switching paperwork. Savings are the users' own estimates. You approve any new contract.
Last verified: Oct 17, 2026
The problem
Comparing plans means working out exit fees, introductory rates, and reward offers, so most people stay on a plan that costs too much.
How the bot does it
Users report:
- @DanRichards0n says switching from Sky to BT broadband saves him about £25 a month, plus a £70 reward card, and that BT covers the Sky exit fee. That's his own estimate.
- @RyanMallin shared another UK plan switch handled with his bot.
- These are UK examples, and deals differ by area and country. Approve any new contract before it's signed.
Setup steps
- 1Share your current bills or plan details.
- 2Tell the bot your address or area so it checks real availability.
- 3Ask for a full-contract cost comparison, exit fees included.
- 4Tell it: Stop and ask me before paying or agreeing to any contract.
Example prompt
Here are my current [broadband and energy] bills. Compare plans available at [postcode or address], including exit fees, switching credits, and contract length. Show me the best two options with the full cost over the contract. Don't sign up for anything. Stop and ask me before paying or agreeing to any contract.
The result
A side-by-side comparison of plans with the full contract cost. Savings above are users' estimates, and deals vary by area.
Results are the user's own claim. We haven't checked them.
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