Utility Warehouse offers different ways to get involved. You can simply use the household services, build an additional-income business as a Partner, or make introductions as a Connector. Here’s how to decide what suits you
Who can become a Utility Warehouse Connector? From individuals and local businesses to clubs and community groups, discover who the simple referral-based route may suit.
Looking for a flexible way to create extra income? Compare the Utility Warehouse Partner and Connector routes, including the time, responsibilities and level of involvement each requires.
A Utility Warehouse Connector makes genuine introductions between people they know and a Utility Warehouse Partner. It can be a simple, flexible way to explore referral rewards without taking on the wider responsibilities of becoming a Partner.
Considering a part-time Utility Warehouse Partner role? See what the work involves, who it may suit and how to explore it with clear, personal support.
Utility Warehouse Partner training support: what practical guidance looks like, from first conversations to building confidence at a pace that suits you.
Learn how Utility Warehouse Connector referrals work, what a Connector does, where support ends, and why checking the terms first matters before you refer.
A helpful guide to the Utility Warehouse Charity Connector route and how simple referrals can support fundraising. This article explains how charities, clubs and community groups can introduce UW while creating an additional way to raise funds.
Every local club needs support. Whether it is a football club, sports team, charity, church project, community group or local organisation, the challenge is often the same: how do you bring in extra funds without constantly asking the same people for donations? Supporters already buy tickets. Volunteers already give their time. Parents already help with […]