Energy Bill AuditorBusiness energy clarity

For business owners & property managers

A clearer view of your business energy bill.

Understand what you’re paying for. Compare equivalent supply costs. Know which questions to ask before your next energy decision.

Start my bill check Talk through a business bill
No bill upload neededCalculator inputs stay in your browser
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AI-generated illustration · not a client photograph
01Identify your bill’s cost components
02Compare like-for-like supply scenarios
03Prepare the right account questions

Start with the bill

A lower rate is one part of the picture.

Your supply rate, demand, utility charges and contract terms answer different questions. A useful bill check keeps those differences visible.

01
Know what you can compare.

Separate electricity or gas supply from charges that are outside the offered rate.

02
Use the same account assumptions.

Put usage, separately charged fees and the pricing period on the same footing.

03
Keep the limitations in view.

A supply-price scenario does not replace a tariff, demand or contract review.

See how the bill check works →
Your business bill,
made clearer.Illustrative breakdown
Energy supplyUsage × comparable supply price
Compare offers
Delivery & serviceUtility tariff and account charges
Review scope
Billing demandkW and tariff-specific determinants
Account review
Fees, credits & contractSeparate charges and conditions
Check terms

Actual bill components vary by utility, commodity and account class. This diagram is explanatory, not a statement of charges.

Practical guides

Read the bill.
Understand the decision.

Useful explanations for the business side of energy, with primary sources and clear boundaries.

Commercial electricity meters mounted outside a brick business building

Electricity

Supply, delivery and demand.

Find the inputs you need, distinguish kW from kWh, and compare the same charges in each offer.

Read the electricity guide →
A commercial gas meter beside a restaurant service entrance

Natural gas

Keep the units straight.

Understand therms, CCF and MMBtu, then check which supply and transportation costs are included.

Read the natural gas guide →
Illustrative retail and workshop premises with separate commercial units

Your account context

Start with the utility and state.

Business eligibility and bill terminology depend on where and how the account is served.

Explore state & utility guides →

Images are AI-generated illustrations, not client properties or utility endorsements.

A useful comparison

Make the assumptions visible.

Enter current and offered supply prices, usage and separate fees. Add 12 monthly usage values when you have them. Review the annual difference alongside one-time switching costs.

The calculator does not retrieve market quotes, evaluate contract enforceability or predict future indexed prices. It shows the arithmetic of your entered scenario.

Open the business bill check ↗

Before you compare, gather:

  • A recent bill and, ideally, 12 months of usage
  • The current supply agreement and proposed offer
  • The utility, account class and service location
  • Separate recurring fees and contract end/notice dates
  • Any demand, usage-credit or pass-through conditions

You enter figures locally. We do not ask you to upload a bill to use the calculator.

Common questions

Useful answers before you start.

Is this a complete commercial energy audit?

No. The bill check is a supply-cost comparison using your inputs. Meter accuracy, rate-class suitability, demand ratchets, interval usage and contract obligations need an account-specific review.

Does a lower supply rate reduce the whole bill?

Only the modeled supply components change in the calculator. Utility delivery, demand, taxes and other charges may remain. Check the actual bill and contract inclusions before comparing.

Does the site provide live business energy prices?

No. Enter the price from your current contract and the actual offer you are evaluating. Business availability, credit requirements and pricing are confirmed separately.

Will I need to give an email to print my result?

No. Printing your scenario is ungated. The separate review form is optional and asks for contact consent.

Where does a review request go?

Jaken Energy receives your inquiry through the first-party form. Netlify processes the submission and sends an owner notification; verified requests enter Jaken’s internal lead and quote workflow. See the privacy policy.

A bill question deserves a clear next step.

Tell us about your business, utility, and what you want to understand. Jaken Energy can discuss the account information needed for a review.

Request a business review