Energy suppliers such as British Gas, Scottish Power, Bulb and more have now confirmed their new prepayment rates under the upcoming 1 April price cap.
Gas and electricity costs are set to soar by 54% from next month, with millions looking for additional support for their ever-increasing bills.
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Most of the 'big' energy companies have hiked their standard tariffs to the maximum allowed under the cap, reports MoneySavingExpert.com, however Octopus is pricing an average £50/year under the cap for existing customers, based on typical use.
Prepayment meters also known as 'pay-as-you-go' meters are a type of domestic energy meter that requires users to pay for energy before using it. Energy is added by using a smartcard, token or key that can be topped up at a shop or via a smartphone app.
Here's what every energy company have announced as their new prepayment rates (how much you'll pay with typical use) - please note, these prices are based on average rates as gas and electricity unit rates and standing charges vary by region.
British Gas: £2,017
Bulb: £2,017
E.on / E.on Next: £2,017
EDF Energy: £2,017
Octopus Energy: £1,967 (on its standard tariff before March 3) and £2,015 (joining on prepay after March 3)
Outfox the Market: NA
Ovo: £2,015 (via Ovo's Boost brand)
Scottish Power: £2,017
Shell Energy: £2,017
SSE: £2,015
Utility Warehouse: £2,017
