PowerToChoose.org
- Plans you compare
- PowerToChoose-listed plans.
- How you compare
- Advertised prices at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh.
Shop PowerToChoose.org-listed plans using your own electricity usage—or a realistic seasonal pattern. See which costs less across the year.
Next: add your usage, or choose an estimated seasonal profile.
Ever picked a cheap electricity plan in Texas, then opened a bill that made no sense? You’re not alone, and it’s not your fault.
That low rate? It’s often built to look good at one usage number. Use more or less, and fees and credits flip the math.
Here’s the secret. The advertised rate isn’t always what you pay. What matters is your true cost over a full year of real use.
That’s why we built TexasElectricity.org. It checks every PowerToChoose-listed plan. Fees, credits, delivery charges—all of it.
Enter your ZIP and electricity usage, or let us estimate it. See every plan ranked by its real yearly cost. No signup needed.
No more guessing. No more fine-print surprises. Find your true cost now. It’s free and independent. Visit TexasElectricity.org today.
PowerToChoose lists prices at three fixed usage levels. Broker comparison sites can personalize costs, but limit the selection to providers they represent. We bring usage-based shopping to PowerToChoose-listed plans.
Plan availability depends on your utility area and our pricing validation. Your actual bill can differ if your usage changes.
Read our methodologyEnter your ZIP so we can identify the PowerToChoose-listed plans available in your utility area.
Add your monthly electricity usage, or start with an estimated seasonal profile. You don’t need your bills to begin.
Compare estimated annual costs, monthly breakdowns, and bill-credit conditions using the same usage pattern for each plan.
No. You can start with an estimated seasonal usage profile. If you have your bills, enter your monthly electricity usage for a more personal comparison.
PowerToChoose-listed residential plans for your utility area whose pricing passes our validation checks. Our selection is based on those listings and checks, rather than a broker’s roster of represented providers.
The comparison tool is free to use. You don’t need to sign up.
Find out how the plans compare for your year.