Bill Check · free Verdict, no account
Your supplier broke a rule. We tell you which one, and what it owes you.
Give us the figures from the bill you were told to pay. We read the dates, readings and rates against the UK rulebook. The Verdict names the Rule and the pounds you should not be paying.

Exhibit 01The Verdict
The gap is not letters. It is somebody reading this bill.
Every Verdict states a Rule and a figure in the same sentence. This is what one looks like.
VerdictHousehold · gas
USOS-4821
Your supplier is billing you for 31 months of unbilled energy.
Claim Figure
£0
You should not be paying £1,180 of this bill.
Ofgem back-billing rule. You cannot be charged for unbilled energy older than 12 months, so everything before 2025-09-01 falls away.
- Period billed
- 2023-02-14 → 2026-08-19
- Last accurate bill
- 2023-02-14
- Readings
- Estimated · 31 months
- Amount demanded
- £2,412.60
The Clock
Your supplier has 8 weeks. You can go to the Energy Ombudsman from 2026-10-26.
Exhibit 02The problem
A bill goes wrong and you are instantly outmatched.
Ring the supplier and you get a script and a callback that never comes. Search for help and you find blank template letters that assume you already know your rights.
So most people do the one thing the supplier is counting on. They pay it.
Patterns the Rulebook is built forFigures are illustrative
Householder
A catch-up bill for years of under-estimated gas
£2,400
Unbilled energy older than 12 months
Café owner
Rolled onto a deemed rate at four times the market price
£3,100
Out of contract, never told about the Ombudsman
Landlord
Billed for a void period nobody occupied
£640
Account left in the wrong name after a tenant switch
Mover
A credit balance that never came back
£310
Final bill closed on an estimated reading
27,006
billing complaints reached the Energy Ombudsman in the first half of 2025. That is 58% of all its cases, up 15% on the year before — and only the people who found their way to it.
Exhibit 03How it works
Nine fields, no account, no password, no phone call.
01
Give us the bill figures
Supplier, the period covered, the readings and the amount demanded.
2 minutes
02
Send the bill if you have it
Reply to our email with a photo or PDF. It makes the reading exact, and it is optional.
Optional
03
We run the Rulebook
Back-billing dates, Guaranteed Standards, rates against the cap or your contract.
Within 24 hours
04
Read your Verdict
The Rule your supplier broke, the Claim Figure, and the date that matters.
By email
Nobody rings you. The Verdict arrives on screen and in your inbox, and you decide what to do next.
Exhibit 04The Rulebook
The protections already exist. They are just unread.
We cite rules by name and by source, and never invent a statute number.
Back-billing rule
Ofgem
You cannot be charged for unbilled energy older than 12 months. Most catch-up bills die here.
Guaranteed Standards of Performance
Ofgem
Fixed sums are payable when a supplier misses a deadline. They are rarely paid unless claimed.
GSS payments
Ofwat
Water companies owe set amounts for missed appointments, wrong bills and supply failures.
Ombudsman access for small businesses
Energy Ombudsman, December 2024
A business under 50 employees can take its energy supplier to the Ombudsman, free. Almost none know.
Exhibit 05The Case Pack
The Verdict is free. The Case is what you buy.
Not a template. Your dispute, assembled, with your figures in it and the deadlines dated.
- The complaint letter, with the Rule and the figure already in it
- An evidence schedule built from your own bill
- The Claim Figure, broken down line by line
- The Clock: the exact date you become eligible for the Ombudsman
- The Ombudsman Submission, written and held ready
Household Case Pack
£19
One dispute, one-off payment
Business Case Pack
£49
Deemed and out-of-contract rates, business Rulebook
No subscription. Emailed reminders on the dates that matter, because most disputes are lost by missing a deadline.

Exhibit 06Where we stop
The boundaries are the product, as much as the Rulebook is.
We never take a cut
A claims firm takes 25% to 40% of what you win. We take £19 or £49, once, and that is the whole transaction.
We never sell you on
No advert, no insurance lead box, no broker introduction. Nobody buys your panic from us.
We never act for you
We are not lawyers and we do not become a party to your dispute. You send the letter, and you stay in control.
We are not the regulator
Utility SOS is a private company. Nothing here is official, approved or government.
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Find out free, before you pay it.
No account, no password, nobody rings you. If you have no case, the Verdict says so and costs nothing.
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