Texas is deregulated — that means you choose who powers your home or business. We shop 100+ providers so you don't have to, and our service costs you nothing.
No door-knockers, no fine print, no hassle. Just honest rate shopping from folks who know the Texas market.
Home or business, your ZIP code, and roughly what you pay now. Takes two minutes — email us or use the form below.
We compare current rates from 100+ retail providers across the ERCOT grid and cut through the teaser rates and gotcha fees.
We email you the best options in plain English. Choose one and we handle the switch — your power never blinks.
In 2002, Texas Senate Bill 7 opened the electricity market to competition. Instead of one utility setting your rate, dozens of retail providers now compete for your business on the ERCOT grid — the power grid that serves about 90% of Texans.
Your local utility still owns the poles and wires and responds to outages. But the company that sells you electricity — and the rate you pay — is your choice. Providers count on folks never shopping around. That's where we come in.
Fixed-rate plans that don't spike in August. We'll match your home's usage pattern to the right plan — no gimmick rates, no surprise fees when the AC runs hard.
From the corner shop to multi-site commercial and industrial loads, we negotiate custom contracts, aggregate meters, and time the market so you lock in at the right moment.
If your area is on the ERCOT grid with retail choice, we can shop rates for you — that includes Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Corpus Christi, Abilene, Midland–Odessa, Waco, Laredo, and hundreds of towns in between.
Not sure if you qualify? Areas served by municipal utilities or electric co-ops — like Austin, San Antonio, and El Paso — aren't deregulated. Send us your ZIP code and we'll tell you in one email.
"Our contract expired and nobody told us — we'd been on a holdover rate for eight months. Texas Power got us switched in a week and cut our bill by a third."
"Three restaurant locations, three different contracts, three different end dates. They aggregated all of it into one contract and one rate. Wish we'd called years ago."
"I don't have time to read 40 electricity facts labels. One email, got back three solid options with the math laid out. Picked one, done."
Yes ma'am / yes sir. Since 2002 (Texas Senate Bill 7), most Texans on the ERCOT grid choose their own retail electricity provider. About 85% of the state is deregulated — if you're in a deregulated area, shopping your rate is your legal right.
Nothing — ever. We're compensated by the provider when you sign up, the same way an insurance agent is. It never affects your rate, and we shop every provider the same way regardless.
No. Your local utility still owns the poles, wires, and meters, and still responds to outages. Switching providers only changes the company on your bill — the electricity itself never blinks.
If you're served by a municipal utility (like Austin Energy or CPS Energy in San Antonio) or an electric cooperative, your area isn't deregulated. Everyone else on the ERCOT grid can choose. Email us your ZIP code and we'll confirm in one reply.
It depends on your current rate and usage, but folks coming off an expired contract's 'holdover rate' often save 20-40%. Businesses with multiple meters typically save more. We'll show you the math before you commit to anything.
Send us your info and we'll usually reply the same business day with real, current rates — not teaser rates. For commercial accounts we may ask for a recent bill to price your load accurately.
Tell us a little about your home or business and we'll email you back with real numbers — usually the same day. No obligation, no spam, no cost.
Thanks, neighbor. We're shopping the market now and will email you back — usually the same business day.
