How WattKarma compares plans.

Texas publishes three columns. Ohio does not.

In Texas, the Electricity Facts Label shows average prices at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh. Enter your ZIP for live rates. In Ohio, compare offers to the Price to Compare on your utility bill.

• 500 kWh — mild months, apartments, low AC. Watch base charges.
• 1,000 kWh — the advertised comparison point. May hide a usage credit.
• 2,000 kWh — Texas cooling season. Credits can dilute.

Method last reviewed September 9, 2026. Prices load when you search by ZIP. Why the three columns jump.

Licensed in every market we name.

• Texas — PUCT #BR220202
• Ohio — PUCO #22-104905E

Lubbock is shoppable when LP&L is your delivery utility.

Common questions about how we compare.

• Where do the rates on WattKarma come from?
  From your ZIP search and each plan's Electricity Facts Label. Last reviewed September 9, 2026.
• How does WattKarma get paid?
  We are a licensed broker. Providers pay WattKarma a commission if you enroll through us.
• What is an Electricity Facts Label?
  In Texas, every plan must publish an average price at 500, 1,000, and 2,000 kWh. Ohio has no PUCT EFL.
• Which licenses does WattKarma hold?
  Texas PUCT #BR220202 and Ohio PUCO #22-104905E.