Nous

Nous members save hundreds of pounds through cheaper energy, home, and car insurance.

The company offers a free report to check if households overpay for utilities.

Jon discusses recent changes in the UK’s domestic energy markets and predictions for consumers.

Nous experts are warning billpayers they could be owed hundreds of pounds by their energy supplier – and should check their balance before the end of May.

The company seeks contributors to develop an AI agent for managing household bills and life admin.

Compare Nous Free and Premium plans and find out how Nous helps with household bills and life admin.

Bekki May is a contributor to the Nous blog.

Christian Hølmer is a contributor to the Nous blog.

Emily Thompson is a contributor to the Nous blog.

The page introduces the team behind Nous, their mission, and views on AI, household bills, and life admin.

The page answers questions about Nous, household bills, membership, and life admin.

Nous saves users money, time, and hassle by handling household bills and admin.

Previous Nous privacy statement, expiring 25 October 2026.

The page provides Nous terms of use.

Previous Nous terms of use, expiring 25 October 2026.

A UK homeowner uses a £0.23-per-day app to reduce combined energy and broadband costs by over £500 annually. The savings stem from automated bill comparisons and switching recommendations for household utilities. The app targets households seeking lower expenses without manual intervention.

Apr 2026Daily MirrorNews article

A new online calculator determines an individual's **Bills Freedom Day**—the day in the year when their earnings cover essential expenses like energy, broadband, mobile, and insurance. The tool provides a personalized estimate based on financial inputs. Users input their monthly costs and income to find their specific threshold.

Feb 2026Daily MailNews article

Households face severe financial strain as earnings barely cover essential expenses like mortgages, rent, and food. The cost-of-living crisis forces individuals to continue working despite limited disposable income. Reports highlight widespread struggles with basic living costs, leaving little financial flexibility.

Feb 2024Wales OnlineNews article

Brits must work **59 days** to cover their household bills, according to the upcoming *Bills Freedom Day* calculation. The metric tracks how long an average worker must labor before earnings can pay essential expenses like utilities, groceries, and rent. This year’s figure reflects rising cost pressures on UK households.

Feb 2024The SunNews article