Simplify home energy retrofits for your customers
Snugg helps organisations of all sizes enable their customers to improve their home’s energy efficiency.
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Flexible integration options
Snugg can be wholly or partly integrated into your existing customer journey in several ways, providing unrivalled flexibility.
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Develop a co-branded landing page
White label our solution
Build your own component-integrated front-end
Setup takes days, not months
Integrating the Snugg tool can be done in a matter of days or weeks, depending on your chosen method.
And it’s not just you that can get up and running quickly. Your customers will be able to get their personalised home improvement plan in minutes, simply by entering a postcode and selecting their address.
Simple and easy to use
Retrofitting a home can be a complex process, but Snugg’s intuitive journey and class-leading UX simplify the customer experience into four easy steps.
Create a personalised home improvement plan
Compare retrofit costs and savings
See which grants you’re eligible for
Find a local installer
Who we work with
Lenders
Provide wrap-around advice for your green finance products and integrate them into the Snugg journey.
Utility providers
Receive qualified leads and boost the UK’s progress towards installing 600,000 heat pumps by 2028.
Employers
Support your employees in their Net Zero journey and reduce your company’s Scope 3 emissions.
Local councils
Encourage residents to take action to reduce household emissions with a cost-effective partnership.
And more
Snugg already partners with a wide range of organisations, from the government’s Green Home Finance Accelerator to the Bankers for Net Zero leadership group.
We're keen to speak with any organisation that wants to help boost the energy efficiency of their customers’ homes.
A team that’s aligned with your Net Zero goals
Steered by our CEO Robin Peters, the Snugg team is dedicated to simplifying home energy efficiency and helping the UK reach Net Zero.
Rooted in Edinburgh's data science hub, we're not just creating a tool or a platform. We're helping create a sustainable future with partners who share our vision for a greener future.
Guiding UK homeowners towards Net Zero
21% of the UK's carbon emissions come from residential homes. While green financing grows, effective tools are needed to guide homeowners and residents to the right improvements.
Snugg helps organisations integrate our powerful yet easy-to-use platform into their offering, helping customers identify and action improvements, grants, installers and more.
In the process, Snugg enables organisations to meet their own Net Zero goals and improve their Scope 3 emissions.
Who loves Snugg?
At EDF, saving customers cash and carbon is the motivation for everything we do. The Home Efficiency Hub gives users the ability to do just this – undertake improvements to bring down their energy bills permanently and reduce their household emissions. With the Home Efficiency Hub, we are making it easier than ever to access home efficiency upgrades and the financial support customers need, making sustainability easier for everyone, and helping Britain in the journey towards Net Zero.
Everyone has a role in tackling climate change, and that means we do too. Driving change at a local level has an important part to play in helping us to meet the UK’s net zero goals, and partnering with Snugg is one way to do that. “We can now provide customers with the tools and resources they need to create the greener homes that they want. Working together to improve the energy efficiency of our member’s homes will play an essential role in reducing carbon emissions and keeping our planet green.
Awards & Accreditation
Snugg secures second round of government funding from GHFA
Jan 2024
Snugg and TSB win best fintech collaboration 2023 at Scottish Financial Technology Awards
Oct 2023
Snugg wins place on EY FinTech Growth Programme
Aug 2023
Snugg secures government funding from GHFA
May 2023
Snugg wins Scottish Financial Technology Rising Star Award
Oct 2022
Snugg wins place on TSB Innovation Labs programme
Sep 2022
Snugg wins competition to join Lloyds Banking Group Innovation Programme
APR 2022
Contact us
Speak with one of our solutions experts to find out how Snugg could help you level up your customers’ home energy efficiency.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on your home, how you use energy and which improvements you choose. Snugg shows you how each improvement would change your monthly energy bills, and what you'd pay each month once any grants or finance are included. So you can see the real difference to your household budget, not just the price of the improvement. You can add or remove improvements and see the change straight away. Some of our installation partners also offer discounts to people who come through Snugg, which could bring down the cost of an install.
Give us a few details about your home to get started, and you can change them at any time. Then we work out how each improvement, on its own and alongside others, would change your bills, half hour by half hour, across a whole year. We use a range of current tariffs, which we review regularly to keep up with the market. And if you connect your smart meter, we use your home's actual energy usage as the starting point instead of an estimate.
We work with banks, building societies, energy companies and consumer organisations, who pay to offer Snugg to their customers. Some installers and finance providers may pay us a referral fee if you choose to go ahead with them. You never pay us anything.
Yes, Snugg is free for homeowners. Our partners pay us to offer Snugg to their customers. Some installers and finance providers may also pay us a referral fee if you go ahead with them, but that doesn't change the price you pay.
No, we don't pay for improvements or lend money ourselves. But Snugg shows you the grants and loans you could be eligible for, along with other finance options, and builds them into your costs so you can see what you'd actually pay.
Snugg is built for UK homeowners who want to cut their energy bills and make improvements in stages, like adding solar panels, a home battery, a heat pump or an electric vehicle charger. If you rent, you'll usually need your landlord's permission before making changes like these. If you pay your own energy bills, you may still be able to switch to a cheaper tariff.
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