Find the cheapest electricity plan for your home

How Texas electricity shopping works

Most of Texas has a deregulated electricity market: your local utility (the TDU) owns the poles and wires, and you choose the retail provider that sets your rate. Plans for the same address can differ by 30–50%, so comparing before you sign is the simplest way to cut your bill.

We pull every residential plan from the Public Utility Commission's Power to Choose data each day — 930 active plans right now. Enter your ZIP code to see the plans for your utility area, sorted by what you'd actually pay at 500, 1,000 or 2,000 kWh a month. Austin, San Antonio, El Paso and Amarillo are served by regulated utilities and aren't part of the market.