See how your usage can change month to month
Use historical electricity usage when your utility makes it available, or begin with a property-based forecast.
Your home doesn’t use exactly 1,000 kWh. Why shop like it does?
Moving to Texas or ready to switch? Compare current electricity plans using historical usage when it is available for your address, then review estimated costs, fees, and plan documents before you choose.
Historical usage depends on utility and address availability. A property-based forecast is available when history is not.
Electricity plans can look inexpensive at one advertised usage level. We help you compare estimated costs using your home’s usage when available and review the fees and plan rules behind the rate, so a cheap-looking plan does not become an expensive surprise.
Use historical electricity usage when your utility makes it available, or begin with a property-based forecast.
Ask what a plan could cost based on your home’s usage before you decide.
Open the Electricity Facts Label, estimated bill, term, and provider details while you compare.
Explore plans for my address
Start with your ZIP code, then use your address to compare marketplace plans against your home’s usage when that data is available.
Show plans for my homeOpen the announcement on any of these participating news sites.
Browse current marketplace plans, estimated costs, fees, and plan documents before enrolling.
In most deregulated parts of Texas, yes, you choose a retail electricity provider. Municipal utilities and electric cooperatives may work differently, and the marketplace will use your ZIP and service address to determine whether competitive plans are available.
Yes. Select “Show plans for my home” to open our focused marketplace, where you can review plans and complete the process without being sent to another comparison website.
No. Your local transmission and distribution utility continues delivering electricity and handling outages. Changing retail providers changes the company and plan that bills you for electricity, not the wires serving your home.
Yes. There is no fee to use the marketplace. If you enroll through it, I Moved to Texas may receive compensation. Always review the final price, Electricity Facts Label, and contract documents before enrolling.
A ZIP code can cross utility boundaries, and some nearby addresses may not participate in retail electricity choice. Your exact service address is used to confirm plan availability and enrollment requirements.
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