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About
What is this?

A dashboard for Octopus Energy's Agile tariff. You get today's and tomorrow's rates for all 14 UK regions, plus a history view.

Is this run by Octopus Energy?

No. It's an independent tool, not affiliated with Octopus. It just reads their public rates API (and Nord Pool's for the day-ahead predictions). Your Octopus account is always the real source for what you're billed.

Which regions does it cover?

All 14 UK distribution regions: Eastern England, East Midlands, London, Merseyside & N. Wales, West Midlands, North Eastern England, North Western England, Southern England, South Eastern England, Southern Wales, South Western England, Yorkshire, Southern Scotland, Northern Scotland. Pick yours from the dropdown at the top.

Rates
What do the price tags like "Standard" and "Premium" mean?

Just a visual shortcut to help you scan a day quickly. Not an official Octopus term.

Import: Sub-zero means the price has gone negative, Bargain is under 10p, Standard is 10-20p, and Premium is over 20p

Export: Low is under 10p, Standard is 10-12p, Good is 12-15p, Excellent is over 15p

Why are Import and Export separate tabs?

If you've got a battery, EV, or solar on an export tariff, you get paid for power you send back to the grid — at a different rate to what you pay to use it. Import is what you pay, Export is what you get paid.

Using it
How far back can I look?

Any past date back to 16 September 2024 and see that day's actual rates, half hour by half hour.

How often does it update?

Predictions are based on Nord Pool data with the Agile pricing algorithm applied. Actuals come directly from Octopus once they're released.

Data & API
Do you collect my data?

No. Nothing personal is collected. Your region and theme choice live in your browser's local storage only.

Is there an API?

Yes, useful if you want to pull rates into something like Home Assistant.

Where does the data come from?

Predictions are from Nord Pool's day ahead market. Actuals are from Octopus's own public API. It's provided as is, no guarantees on accuracy or uptime.