MoneySuperMarket receives boost from surge in households switching energy deals
The parent firm of MoneySuperMarket has said it cashed in on a spurt of households switching their energy deals last year, helping offset weaker car insurance activity amid falling prices.
Mony Group, which also owns brands including MoneySavingExpert and Quidco, recorded its highest ever revenues of £446 million for 2025 – up 2 per cent on the previous year. The company highlighted a stronger performance within its home services division, which surged by a third over the year, largely thanks to more energy switching activity. This reflected more energy providers deciding to join the platform to entice customers on the back of Ofgem’s price cap announcements.
MoneySuperMarket is a price comparison website that works by taking a payment from the companies that list on the website.
It also benefited from an 8 per cent increase in its revenues for its money arm, thanks to more customers switching credit cards and stronger demand for savings and ISA comparisons.