How EnergyGuide makes money
EnergyGuide publishes free UK home energy guides. Some pages may include affiliate links, quote links or commercial partnerships. This page explains how those links work and how we aim to keep our advice useful, clear and fair.
Some of our links are commercial. Our guides should still help you make a better decision.
EnergyGuide may receive a commission, referral fee or other commercial benefit if you click certain links, request a quote, complete an enquiry form or buy a product or service through one of our partners.
This helps fund the site and allows us to publish guides without charging readers. However, commercial relationships should not be a reason to hide important information, overstate savings or recommend unsuitable products.
How affiliate links work on EnergyGuide
We may earn commission
If you click a partner link, request a quote or complete a purchase through a commercial partner, EnergyGuide may earn a commission or referral fee.
You should compare options
A quote link can be useful, but it should not replace your own checks. Compare prices, installer credentials, warranties, reviews and whether the product suits your home.
Commercial links may influence placement
Some pages may feature partners more prominently where a commercial relationship exists. We try to make this clear and avoid disguising advertising as neutral advice.
Our content is not financial advice
Energy prices, grants, tariffs and installation costs change. Our guides are general information only and should not be treated as personalised financial advice.
Where you may see affiliate or partner links
Quote links
Some pages link to third-party quote forms or partner websites. If you submit your details or request a quote, EnergyGuide may receive a commission or referral payment.
Product links
Some product recommendations or comparison articles may include affiliate links. If you buy through those links, we may earn a commission.
Commercial partnerships
In some cases, EnergyGuide may have a direct relationship with a company mentioned on the site. Where this is relevant, we aim to make the relationship clear.
Editorial updates
We aim to keep information accurate and useful, but prices, schemes, grants and availability can change. Always check the latest terms before making a decision.
What we try to protect
- We aim to explain costs, trade-offs and limitations clearly.
- We avoid presenting quote links as the only option available.
- We encourage readers to compare multiple quotes where appropriate.
- We try to distinguish general guidance from commercial recommendations.
- We update content where important energy prices, grants or rules change.
Do your own checks before buying or requesting a quote.
Before choosing an installer, supplier or product, check accreditations, warranties, reviews, total costs, eligibility criteria and contract terms. For major home energy investments, it is usually sensible to compare more than one quote.
Want to ask about a commercial relationship or correction?
If you have a question about a link, partnership, product mention or factual issue on EnergyGuide, contact us and we’ll review it.
