1. Single fuel vs dual fuel
Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for compare energy.
Energy
Compare compare energy with a clearer starting point.
Energy comparison pages should eventually become one of the strongest product clusters because the intent is national, recurring, and easy to route into future switching flows.
Electricity
Gas
Dual fuel
Switching
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Structured for comparison-led journeys
Flows and partner routing can plug in later
Single fuel vs dual fuel
Fixed, variable, and renewable options
Supplier switching timing and household usage
What to compare
Focus on the criteria that actually change the decision.
These pages are designed to get the consumer comparing the right factors first, before they jump into a provider, policy, or package they do not fully understand.
2. Fixed, variable, and renewable options
Use this area to weigh trade-offs like exclusions, switching friction, renewal timing, contract length, or provider differences.
3. Supplier switching timing and household usage
Once the basics are clear, the consumer can move deeper into the related pages or a fuller comparison flow without losing context.
Energy comparisons make more sense once the user knows whether they care most about switching, tariff type, fuel type, or supplier stance.
This page should become the main route for users looking to compare energy products without starting from scratch each time.
After the overview, the user can branch into the more specific energy pages that match the decision they are making.
Real Product Routes
Start with the product route that best matches the decision.
These are real product lanes inside DealComparer. They are not live market quotes yet, but they give the user a clearer path into the right kind of comparison.
Dual fuel energy
Best first route when the household is comparing the broadest switching outcome rather than a single meter type.
Open routeCompare electricity
Useful when the decision is electricity-led or the user does not want a combined tariff.
Open routeCompare gas
Keeps gas-led tariff decisions separate from the broader dual-fuel switching conversation.
Open routeRenewable energy
Use this when the user is weighing greener energy options instead of just the cheapest tariff.
Open routeOfficial Provider Routes
Useful official routes to keep nearby while comparing.
These are official provider pages that can help users check the next step directly. They are reference routes, not a live market ranking.
Official Ofgem route for finding your supplier or network operator.
Open official siteDealComparer electricity route inside the energy comparison cluster.
Open official siteDealComparer gas route inside the energy comparison cluster.
Open official siteDealComparer dual-fuel route for the most common household setup.
Open official siteHow This Will Work
How users should receive the next step from this page.
The compare side should feel honest and useful now, then become more integrated as the strongest commercial lanes prove themselves.
1. We frame the tariff question first
Fuel setup, switching intent, and timing make the energy journey much easier to route sensibly.
2. We send switching-oriented next steps
The immediate outcome should feel like a clearer switching route, not a fake instant tariff engine.
3. We connect to real partner rails later
Energy can become a strong lane once the switching or provider route is reliable enough to present more directly.
Related Pages
Stay inside the same comparison cluster.
Compare electricity
Energy comparison page inside the same section.
Compare gas
Energy comparison page inside the same section.
Dual fuel energy
Energy comparison page inside the same section.
Compare fuel
Energy comparison page inside the same section.
Renewable energy
Energy comparison page inside the same section.