UK Energy Toolkit

UK Energy Toolkit

Terms & Conditions

Seller details and purchase terms for our downloadable Excel workbooks.

Effective date: 9 November 2026 · Version 2026-11-09.2

Seller and contact

Kyle Monrose, trading as UK Energy Toolkit, a UK sole trader. Support and complaints: Kylemonrose@gmail.com. Correspondence address: Hamerton Road, Northfleet, Kent, DA11 9DX. These terms apply to UK Energy Toolkit workbook purchases. Our checkout uses Stripe’s merchant-of-record service (through Link). Stripe is merchant of record for the payment transaction; UK Energy Toolkit supplies the workbook and product-level support. Stripe calculates, collects, files and remits applicable indirect taxes for covered transactions in supported countries, processes refunds and handles payment disputes and transaction-level support. Coverage exceptions and other business taxes remain the seller’s responsibility where applicable. The transaction’s Stripe terms identify the particular contracting entity and govern payment processing; none of this removes statutory consumer rights.

Products and prices

Household Energy Tracker — £6.99. Small Business Energy Tracker — £12.99. Energy Budget & Forecast Toolkit — £19.99. Each is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, for one downloadable .xlsx workbook. The amount payable is shown before payment; our listed GBP prices are the inclusive consumer prices, with any applicable tax displayed by checkout. Product features and worksheet contents are described on the corresponding product page.

Compatibility and use

Microsoft Excel is not included. Products are supplied as .xlsx files. Compatibility with specific Excel versions on Windows or Mac and with other spreadsheet applications has not yet been verified. Check the product description before buying and contact us if a specific version is important to you. No unverified compatibility guarantee is made, and this does not exclude rights where a product fails to match its description.

You receive a non-exclusive licence to use and adapt the workbook for your own household or internal business use. You may keep backup copies. Do not resell, distribute, publish or share the workbook for others to use, or claim ownership of the template. Your own entered data remains yours. There is no promised ongoing subscription service or additional updates beyond those required by law.

Ordering, payment and supply

Review your product, price and these terms before paying. You must separately accept these terms and actively give the immediate-supply consent and cancellation acknowledgement. The payment form then opens. A contract is formed when successful payment is confirmed for the product ordered, subject to the payment transaction terms shown by Stripe. An unsuccessful or abandoned payment does not grant a download.

After server-side payment verification, the confirmation page provides the corresponding private workbook link and a downloadable purchase confirmation containing the applicable terms and recorded consent. Keep that confirmation and workbook. Links expire after five minutes; use Check again in the original purchase tab for a newly verified link. Rechecks can be refused after a refund or dispute. If your tab's purchase token is lost, contact support with your order reference; do not send card details.

The site does not send its own purchase-confirmation emails. Stripe’s merchant-of-record service sends transaction receipts, invoices where applicable and refund notices through Link. Delivery of a specific email has not been tested here, and we have not verified that it includes our recorded digital-supply consent. Those communications are separate from this site’s downloadable contract confirmation. Save the downloadable contract confirmation provided on the purchase page. Contact support if confirmation or delivery fails.

Digital-content cancellation

Consumers normally have 14 days from the day after the contract is made to cancel a distance contract for digital content. We ask for express consent to immediate supply and a separate acknowledgement that the cancellation right is lost once supply begins. The acknowledgement does not remove your statutory rights if content is faulty, not as described or otherwise fails to meet legal standards. If valid consent, acknowledgement or the required contract confirmation is missing, applicable cancellation rights remain. See our Refund Policy for how to cancel or complain.

Quality and remedies

For consumers, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 requires paid digital content to be of satisfactory quality, fit for any particular purpose made known and agreed, and as described. Applicable remedies can include repair or replacement and, where the legal conditions are met, a price reduction up to a full refund. If qualifying defective digital content damages a device or other digital content because we failed to exercise reasonable care and skill, applicable statutory remedies are preserved.

Budget figures depend on your inputs and assumptions. These tools are for planning, not a substitute for supplier bills, tax, financial or professional advice. That description does not excuse defective formulas or override statutory quality obligations.

Liability, complaints and law

Nothing excludes liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability or consumer rights which cannot lawfully be excluded. We are responsible for loss or damage that is a foreseeable result of our breach or lack of reasonable care and skill, subject to applicable law. No blanket no-refund or no-liability rule applies.

Email your complaint with your order reference and a description of the problem. We will investigate and discuss an appropriate remedy. We do not claim membership of an alternative dispute resolution scheme. If a consumer complaint cannot be resolved, we will provide information about an appropriate certified ADR body and state whether we will participate, as required.

These terms use the law of England and Wales without depriving consumers of mandatory protections in their place of residence. UK consumers may bring proceedings in the courts available to them under applicable law, including their home part of the UK. Changes apply to future orders; retain the version supplied for your purchase.