Shop or office
Consumption focused on business hours, often with a 2.0TD supply.
Capacity, schedule and fixed cost
There is no single cheapest business tariff. We analyse your bill, capacity and usage pattern so available offers can be compared on like-for-like terms.
Business offers do not work like a public list of household prices. Two companies on the same street can receive different terms.
Annual volume, load curve, contracted capacity, time periods and contract length influence the quote. Larger users can often negotiate terms that never appear in public tariffs.
We normalise these inputs before comparing proposals.
Profiles give us a starting point, but the final recommendation is always based on bill data.
Consumption focused on business hours, often with a 2.0TD supply.
Capacity, schedule and fixed cost
Continuous refrigeration, kitchen equipment and service peaks.
Load profile and peak demand
Energy-intensive cooking, cooling and refrigeration.
3.0TD, capacity and periods
Long operating hours, seasonality and multiple high-load systems.
Volume, seasonality and optimisation
Enough volume to request negotiated terms and consolidate supplies.
Tendering, risk and contract terms
A low advertised kWh rate can cost more after capacity charges, margins, lock-ins and penalties are included.
We extract consumption, capacity, access tariff, periods and potentially avoidable costs.
For larger users we may request more bills or interval data rather than relying on one month.
We estimate each proposal using the same consumption and flag lock-ins, revisions and conditions.
You receive a clear comparison with assumptions and risks visible before you decide.
We do not recommend one structure by default. The choice depends on the business's risk tolerance and usage pattern.
Greater budget certainty, but contract length, price reviews and lock-ins still need checking.
Tracks the market plus a margin; it can be competitive but passes volatility to the business.
Can combine price cover with market exposure for larger consumption profiles.
Higher volume can improve negotiating power, but the unit rate is not the whole deal. Guarantees, payment terms, tolerances, renewals and market exposure also matter.
We therefore never present another customer's quote as universally available. We request terms suited to the supply and document the assumptions used.
We will review consumption, capacity and possible penalties before comparing the options available for your business.
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There is no universal answer. It depends on each supply's consumption, capacity, load profile, access tariff and contract terms.
A supplier switch is an administrative process and normally does not interrupt the electricity supply.
Volume can unlock negotiated offers, although guarantees, lock-ins, capacity costs and market risk must also be compared.
A recent bill is normally enough for an initial review. Larger or seasonal users may need several bills or interval consumption data.
weSwitchSpain's initial review is free and without obligation. The terms of any offer are shown before you decide.