Cut your bills
A bill falls when the price per kWh, the insurance premium, or the subscription is high for what you use. Compare gas with the benchmark price, and write the new monthly amount into your bills.
The gas benchmark is not your contract. The fuel average is not your station. The gap, in both cases, is on the bill.
- Read the price per kWh on the gas bill and compare it with the benchmark price.
- Car or home insurance older than a year can be cancelled at any time. The new insurer tells the old one.
- On a statement, a debit that returns every month is often a subscription. Keep the ones you use.
- Write the new monthly amount into Fleuris bills, so the next month shows it.
Questions
Does switching gas contracts change the bill at once?
No. The current month follows the old contract. The benchmark price is for comparing, not for rebuilding a bill already issued.
Does Fleuris negotiate for me?
No. No supplier is contacted. The comparison and the date stay on your device.