Business Energy Renewal Monitoring

Stop waiting to be told when to renew.

Your contract dates. The market that matters to your renewal. Useful updates that explain what changed—and what we would do next.

Ongoing monitoring, not a one-off check. Choose regular updates and optional rise or fall alerts. You decide when to act.
Anyone can get you a price. We help you decide when.
See what the service actually does

When something changes, you see the evidence.

No vague “the market moved” message. If your selected alert is reached, we show what changed and tell you what we think the sensible next step is.

Your contract date matters. The same market movement can mean something different six months out than it does two weeks before renewal.
A quote is not a commitment. Sometimes the right next step is simply to get current supplier prices and create a real comparison point.
Illustrative monitoring email · example figures

Your 5% rise alert has been reached

Electricity · Contract ends 23/04/2027
Example assessed 25/09/2026 · 210 days remaining
Report 24/09/2026 · settlement 23/09/2026

Your 5% rise target has been reached across all relevant periods. The latest day, week and month are also higher, alongside the wider history.

What we’d do We’d get current supplier prices so you have a real comparison. Getting prices does not commit you to a contract.
Alert set 03/09/2026 · prices in £/MWh
Period Alert set Latest Change
Q2-27 130.00 136.63 +5.10%
Sum-27 150.00 157.68 +5.12%
Win-27 160.00 168.21 +5.13%
Cal-28 180.00 189.27 +5.15%

An illustration of the service, not live prices or advice for your business.

Your dates. Your limits. Your decision.

Renewal monitoring without the pressure.

You stay in control. We do the watching, show you what changed and explain what we would do next.

01

Tell us your renewal date

Electricity, gas or both. Exact date if you know it, month only if you don’t.

02

Choose your updates

Weekly, monthly or only when something meaningful changes.

03

Set alerts if you want them

Choose upper and lower market movements that matter to your business and budget.

04

You decide what happens

Get current supplier prices, set a new alert or simply keep monitoring.

Before monitoring starts: Tom reviews your dates and preferences and approves your request.

Not another “now is the time” email

See the data. Then decide.

Useful information before you sign is how we already work with businesses. Chris described what that meant for him.

“Tom McGlynn sent us weekly pricing and shared sector insights for several months before we signed paper. How could we use anyone else.”
Chris DuCousso Trustpilot · 07/07/2023 Read Chris’s full review
Illustrative settings
Set the limits that matter to you
Read-only example. Choose your own preferences when you request monitoring.
Tell me if the market rises

Useful if you want earlier warning that prices are moving against your starting position.

+3%
Tell me if the market falls

Useful if you are waiting for a meaningful improvement before checking supplier prices.

−5%
How often should we update you?

Choose regular updates or only hear from us when something meaningful changes.

Weekly
Built around your contract, not generic headlines

A market move only matters if it matters to your renewal.

We follow the wholesale periods relevant to your contract dates. Choose a rise alert, a fall alert, both or neither. When a target is reached, your timing and the wider evidence still guide our advice.

Choose my alerts
When an alert is reached

The next step depends on the market — and your time left.

The same percentage movement can mean different things depending on the wider market and how close you are to your contract end date.

Prices rising

When the wider evidence supports it, current supplier prices give you a real comparison without committing you to a contract.

Benchmark the market

Prices falling

With time remaining and evidence still moving lower, continuing to monitor and reviewing your alerts may be sensible.

Keep monitoring

Renewal getting close

As expiry approaches, arranging your next agreement takes priority over waiting for another market move.

Get current prices
Different questions. Different tools.

Use the part of Smart Energy that matches what you need.

Market intelligence, renewal timing, ongoing monitoring and supplier pricing are connected, but they are not the same thing.

Questions businesses ask us

Straight answers before you sign up.

What if I don’t hear from you for a while?

If you choose updates only when something meaningful changes, you may not hear from us for weeks. That’s the service working, not failing.

Does an alert mean I should sign a contract?

No. It means the wholesale market relevant to your renewal has reached the level you asked us to monitor. We then look at the wider evidence and your contract timing before explaining what we would do next.

Does a 5% wholesale fall mean my supplier quote will fall 5%?

No. Wholesale is only one part of a supplier quote. Network, policy, supplier, metering and other costs also affect the final rate. The only way to know what is actually available is to request current supplier prices.

How far ahead can I start monitoring?

Personalised monitoring is designed for electricity or gas contracts ending within the next 18 months. If your contract is further away, you can still use the Market Desk for general market context.

What if I only know the month my contract ends?

That’s fine. We keep the month as the month rather than inventing a date. As renewal gets closer, confirming the exact day gives us a more precise view of your timing.

Can I change my alerts or update frequency later?

Yes. You can change your update frequency, set a new alert, update your contract date or stop personalised monitoring.

What happens if I ask Smart Energy for supplier prices?

Automated customer monitoring pauses while there is an active commercial conversation, so an automated email does not talk over the person helping you. Monitoring can resume when appropriate.

YOUR RENEWAL MONITORING