Prioritises simplicity
Prefer the structure needing less repeated intervention.
Cosy uses repeatable bands. Agile schedules change each day.
Tariff comparison
Edited by Rob Gibbs. Guidance reviewed: .
Choose a heating-oriented schedule or respond to daily half-hourly prices. There is no universal winner: use the measured evidence window, then test the result against your own consumption, equipment and current eligibility.
Region: London. Profile: Typical household. Evidence window: 2026-08-01 to 2026-08-31.
Historic profile-weighted evidence, not a bill, forecast or switching quote. Standing charges remain separate.
25.49 p/kWh profile-weighted unit rate
42.42 p/day standing charge
2,700 kWh annual scenario: £842.96
27.16 p/kWh profile-weighted unit rate
39.54 p/day standing charge
2,700 kWh annual scenario: £877.58
The annual scenario applies each historic weighted unit rate to 2,700 kWh and adds 365 daily standing charges. It is illustrative, not a forecast or personal bill.
On this evidence window and profile, cosy had the lower weighted import unit rate. That is not a forecast or universal winner.
Prefer the structure needing less repeated intervention.
Cosy uses repeatable bands. Agile schedules change each day.
Give more weight to the option that rewards controllable timing.
Cosy has an expensive peak band; Agile peak and low-price periods vary.
Check the equipment-led option only after exact compatibility is confirmed.
Cosy is designed for eligible heat-pump homes; Agile can suit flexible electric loads more broadly.
| Feature | What differs |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Cosy is designed for eligible heat-pump homes; Agile can suit flexible electric loads more broadly. |
| Eligibility | Confirm heat-pump eligibility for Cosy and smart-meter operation for either tariff. |
| Effort and automation | Cosy uses repeatable bands. Agile schedules change each day. |
| Price variability | Cosy has an expensive peak band; Agile peak and low-price periods vary. |
| Import/export pairing | Verify any export tariff separately. |
Cosy is designed for eligible heat-pump homes; Agile can suit flexible electric loads more broadly.
Confirm heat-pump eligibility for Cosy and smart-meter operation for either tariff.
Cosy uses repeatable bands. Agile schedules change each day.
Cosy has an expensive peak band; Agile peak and low-price periods vary.
Verify any export tariff separately.
The historic evidence displays standing charges separately. A lower profile-weighted unit rate is not a lower annual bill unless daily charges and annual kWh are also included.
One complete month can differ from a trailing year. Heating, solar generation, EV mileage and wholesale conditions can all move with the season, so the evidence is not a forecast.
A meaningful break-even needs comparable unit rates, standing charges and one explicit annual-use profile over the same evidence window. Half-hourly or daily rates and household timing vary; one static unit-rate crossing would imply precision the evidence does not have.
No. The page separates measured historic evidence from household-specific constraints and does not predict future prices.
No. The unit-rate evidence and standing charge are shown separately; other bill adjustments and future rates are excluded.
Yes. Rates, seasons, usage, product terms, device support and meter performance can all change.