Your agent, with a million people behind it
Alone, you're a customer. Together, we're the market.
Bloc gives you an AI agent, your rep. It finds everyone renewing the same thing as you, at the same time, and negotiates for all of you at once. Providers compete for the whole bloc. You get the deal, and nothing switches until you say yes.
Forming right now
Live blocs
A bloc is everyone who needs the same thing at the same time. When it's big enough, providers bid for it in the open. Pick one to see every bid, including the ones our reps turned down.
Five steps, one tap from you
How your rep works
Your rep is an AI agent that works only for you. It does the tedious part: tracking renewals, reading the small print, comparing offers. You make the call.
- Step 1
Tell it what renews
Broadband in November, car insurance in December. Two minutes, or forward your bills and your rep reads them.
- Step 2
It finds your bloc
Your rep groups you with everyone renewing the same thing in the same month.
- Step 3
Providers bid
Once the bloc is big enough, providers compete for all of you at once. Every bid is public.
- Step 4
It checks the small print
Mid-contract rises, set-up fees, exit fees. Your rep checks the winning offer against your bill and your rules.
- Step 5
You say yes
One tap and your rep handles the switch, the notice and the paperwork. Or say no and nothing changes.
The members' pledge
Who we work for
Most shopping agents earn a cut from the companies they send you to. Bloc is paid by members only, and only when you save. These six rules are in our constitution, and members vote on any change.
Paid by you, only when you save
We take 20% of your first-year saving, capped at £60 a switch. If you don't save, you pay nothing.
Providers never pay us
No commissions, no referral fees, no ads, no paid placement. Our accounts are published every quarter.
Nothing switches without your tap
Your rep can research, compare and recommend. Only you can approve a switch. This setting can't be turned off.
Providers see the bloc, not you
Bidders see a count and a profile of needs. Your name and details go only to the provider you approve.
Every bid is public
See every offer each bloc received, the winner, and why your rep turned the others down.
Owned by members
Bloc is a co-operative. One member, one vote on which blocs run next and how fees are set.
How Bloc compares
| Bloc | Seller-paid shopping agents | Comparison sites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who pays it | You, only when you save | Sellers, through a cut of each sale | Providers, through referral fees |
| Bargaining power | Hundreds of thousands, as one buyer | One person | One person |
| Which offers you see | Every bid, published | What the agent picks | Partners who pay to be listed |
| Switches without asking | Never | Depends on your settings | You do it yourself |
| Owned by | Members | Shareholders | Shareholders |
Example: one broadband switch
Charged once, after your first bill on the new deal. No saving, no fee.
Why would providers bid for a bloc?
Winning a bloc means tens of thousands of customers at once, with no advertising cost. Providers spend a fortune finding customers one by one. A bloc lets them pass some of that saving to you.
What can my rep see?
Only what you give it: what renews, when, and what you pay. If you forward bills, it reads those. It never logs into your accounts, and you can delete everything in one tap.
What if a better deal turns up after I switch?
Your rep keeps watching. If a later round beats your deal by more than any exit fee, it tells you. It won't nag you about small differences: you set the minimum saving.
Can I leave?
Yes, any time. You keep any deal you've switched to, and we delete your data within 30 days.
Your spot is waiting
Two minutes to tell your rep what renews. It does the rest, and asks before anything changes.