
Revenue by segment – FY25 Revenue: £446m
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Insurance
£233m
(2024: £236m)
Households can save money on
anumber of different insurance
products, including car, travel, life,
home and pet.
Revenue was down 1% on 2024,
drivenby significant headwinds
incarinsurance. As anticipated, car
insurance premiums in our largest
revenue stream fell substantially over
2025. In the second half of the year,
westarted to see some easing of these
headwinds. Car insurance premiums
ended the year 9% lower than 2024.
Following substantial increases in the
cost of car insurance in previous years,
absolute premium levels remain high.
As a result, consumers can still save up
to £496
2
on their car insurance with us.
Home insurance premiums ended the
year down 2%, with trends in Home
usually following those seen in car with
a lag of around six to nine months.
To compensate for this softer demand,
we focused other insurance categories.
Life insurance performed well, supported
by our streamlined customer journey,
helping to largely offset the headwinds
from car insurance.
Money
£106m
(2024: £98m)
Users are able to compare a wide
range of credit cards, loans, savings,
current accounts and mortgage
products. Our websites and apps
provide users with access to their
credit scores and information
ontopics such as mortgage
affordability, different types of
lending and household budgeting.
Revenue was up 8% on 2024, driven by
strong credit card switching demand,
supported by our Credit Club offering,
along with an improving trend
inmortgages.
We secured several strong exclusive
credit card deals during the year. We
also launched a new car finance
journey, which unlocked a new, growing
revenue stream.
In banking, growth in savings
continued through the year following
strong demand in the lead up to
ISAseason.
We also saw an increase in the number
of attractive current account switching
deals available to customers.
We improved conversion through
greater use of personalised
pre-approval information, eligibility
alignment and AI-enabled prompts.
Home Services
£48m
(2024: £36m)
Customers are able to save money
on a broad range of products,
including broadband, energy,
landline and mobile phones.
Revenue was up 33% on 2024,
primarily as a result of growth in
energy, from a low base in 2024. During
the year, we welcomed more providers
back onto the platform, and price cap
announcements acted as a catalyst,
encouraging suppliers to offer more
compelling deals for consumers.
In October, we ran our first collective
energy switch since the market disruption
in 2021. Exclusive, market-leading deals,
promoted by MoneySavingExpert,
offered savings of up to 15% versus
theprice cap.
Broadband continued to perform well.
Improvements to our AI-enabled
switching journey means customers
can switch providers without leaving
the site, which increased conversion.
The number of providers joining our
platform also continued to grow,
including a 28% increase in regional
alternative-network providers.
Cashback
£53m
(2024: £61m)
Quidco is one of the UK’s leading
cashback services and helps users
earn cashback on their online
spending with thousands
ofbrands.
Revenue was down 13% on 2024, with
UK consumer confidence remaining
subdued throughout the year,
reflecting continued pressure on
household finances, despite some
easing in inflation.
We also saw many affiliate marketing
budgets being re-evaluated in response
to cost pressures and muted economic
activity. This limited promotional
intensity from retailers and partners.
We focused our investment on
improving the quality of member
engagement, whilst maintaining
tightcost control. We launched new
propositions, including gift cards and
the ability for customers to pay in-store,
called card-linked offers, expanding
therange of ways members can
earncashback.
Alongside this, we continued to
enhance personalisation and roll out
faster cashback with key merchants,
increasing everyday relevance and
positioning the business strongly for
when market conditions improve.
Travel
£18m
(2024: £20m)
TravelSupermarket and icelolly.
com help people to save money
ontheir holiday.
Travel revenue reduced in 2025
asaresult of conditions becoming
increasingly competitive through
theyear.
Both Icelolly and TravelSupermarket
situnder the Ice Travel Group (‘ITG’)
umbrella. On 1 December 2025 we
moved to a minority stake in Ice Travel
Group, as detailed in our December
2025 Trading Statement. This revenue
therefore reflects the 11 months of
trading up to 30 November 2025.
The move to a minority stake reduces
the Group’s operational complexity
since ITG sat outside our centralised
data and tech platform. This enables
agreater focus on growth in our core
business whilst allowing ITG to
continue with its goals.
Chief Executive Officer’s Review continued
1 Group revenue of £446m is presented net of inter-vertical eliminations of £10m (2024: £11m) and includes 11 months of trading results for Travel segment
(2024: 12 months of trading results).
2 Savings based on Consumer Intelligence data for December 2025; 51% of consumers could save up to £496.
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