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What we do
Contracts renew themselves. Nobody renews the thinking.
Ask an owner what they pay for waste collection and most will not know. Auto-renewal clauses, rolling terms and rates that step up on an anniversary nobody has diarised all work in the same direction, and it is not yours.

Services Offered
Four costs that roll over without anyone reading them.
Savings here are not one-off. They repeat every year the terms hold.
Energy and utilities
Rates, standing charges and levy reliefs are rarely revisited once the first contract has been signed.
Business insurance
Cover often grows by accretion, so you end up paying for risks the business stopped carrying years ago.
Telecoms and connectivity
Line counts, data plans and hardware leases drift out of step with how the business actually works.
Card processing fees
A rate expressed as a percentage stops feeling like money, which is exactly why it never gets tested.
Does this apply to you
If you cannot remember signing it, it is worth checking.
Savings here are not one-off. They repeat every year the terms hold.
Contracts that auto-renew
Rolling terms and anniversary increases happen quietly, and none of it has ever worked in your favour.
A rate you have never tested
Card processing is priced as a percentage, which stops it feeling like money and keeps it unexamined.
Cover that grew by accretion
Insurance tends to accumulate, so you end up paying for risks the business stopped carrying years ago.
How we work
We renegotiate, and you decide whether to move at all.
We read the contracts, benchmark them properly and put the numbers in front of you. The point is not to force a change of supplier — in a good number of cases the incumbent matches or beats the market once the contract is genuinely being tested, and staying put on better terms is a perfectly good outcome.
You keep the supplier if you want to. We take a share of the saving, measured against what you were paying before.
THIS IS ONE OF THREE
Most businesses qualify in more than one of these.
One conversation covers all three. You never pick a starting point.



