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Is the bills package worth it?

Put in the weekly price you've been quoted. We'll show what the same energy, water, broadband and TV licence cost if your house sets them up itself, bill by bill.

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Every published price, unpacked

  1. Epic Student BillsThe Double Deal

    from£18.00

    Energy and water. House of 5.Epic Student Bills

    Direct £16.69Extra £1.31

  2. Epic Student BillsThe Essentials

    from£20.00

    Energy, water and 400 Mbit/s broadband. House of 5.Epic Student Bills

    Direct £18.37Extra £1.63

  3. Epic Student BillsThe Super Streamer

    from£22.00

    Energy, water and 1 Gbit/s broadband. House of 5.Epic Student Bills

    Direct £19.36Extra £2.64

  4. HomeboxUnlimited Energy

    £18.53

    Energy. House of 5.Homebox With its £15 a month subscription.Homebox

    Direct £11.99Extra £6.54

Each a week over a year, for a house of 5. Direct is the same services at Great Britain's average energy price cap and typical use, water from the mid-priced companies and broadband at Ofcom's average price for that speed. Prices marked "from" are the lowest the firm quotes. Where water costs most (South West Water), direct comes to £2.27 more each a week for the packages with water. Every firm's prices

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Council taxAll-student houses don't pay it£0.00
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Energy at Ofgem's price cap for your region (1 October to 31 December 2026), water at your company's 2026–27 metered charges, broadband at Ofcom's average prices. Where we have to estimate, we pick the figure that makes paying direct look dearer. How we worked it out.

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