Energy rate vs. all-in rate
Your energy rate is only one part of the bill. Delivery fees and monthly charges increase the true effective price per kWh. Compare plans using the total cost at your usage.
Explore what drives your Texas electricity costs, compare a potential new energy rate, and see what a plan review could mean for your budget.
Enter figures from a recent bill. You can adjust them to explore different scenarios—no account or bill upload needed.
Use your actual bill's energy and delivery charges where available. Enter 0 for unknown fees; this produces a partial estimate, not a full bill quote. Some plans use credits, tiers, demand charges or minimum-use fees not modeled here.
Illustrative monthly estimate based on your inputs.
*Annual figure assumes identical usage and charges for 12 months. This is a hypothetical comparison, not a live market offer or guaranteed savings. Taxes, TDU fixed charges, bill credits, contract terms and other charges may change the actual amount.
Your energy rate is only one part of the bill. Delivery fees and monthly charges increase the true effective price per kWh. Compare plans using the total cost at your usage.
A plan promising a credit at 1,000 or 2,000 kWh can cost more when your usage falls below or rises above that threshold. Review the Electricity Facts Label, including pricing at several usage levels.
Your local transmission and distribution utility maintains the poles and wires and charges delivery fees. Those charges can change independently of your retail energy rate; this tool uses the amounts you enter, not live TDU tariffs.
Check contract length, expiration date, variable-rate provisions, minimum usage requirements, and early termination fees. Free-night plans also depend on when you use electricity.
A lower advertised rate does not always mean a lower bill. We help Texas homes and businesses review actual usage, delivery costs and plan terms to compare options with clarity. Our brokerage comparison service comes at no direct cost to you.