Frontier Utilities is a Texas retail electric provider under NextEra Energy — the same parent as Gexa Energy. WattKarma may show Frontier in your results when the catalog includes it. We compare Frontier next to other licensed REPs instead of sending you to a cloned sales page.
Frontier Utilities and Gexa Energy are NextEra retail brands. Gexa was acquired in June 2005 and holds PUCT #10027. We link only that true sibling: Gexa Energy.
Frontier is not an NRG brand. Reliant, Direct Energy, Green Mountain Energy, Cirro, and NRG are the NRG Texas retail names on our map. Reviewed September 10, 2026.
Two NextEra brands can still file different plans. A Frontier EFL is not a Gexa EFL. Read both if both appear in your ZIP.
In Texas, a Frontier Utilities plan must publish an Electricity Facts Label. The EFL shows an average price at 500 kWh, 1,000 kWh, and 2,000 kWh. The 1,000 kWh column is the number most ads lean on. It is not always the number you will pay in a mild month or a cooling-season month.
At 500 kWh, base charges and minimum-usage fees can dominate — apartments and low-AC months live here. At 1,000 kWh, a usage credit can make a plan look cheaper than it is when you miss the credit band. At 2,000 kWh, Texas summer, those credits can dilute. Read all three columns, the term length, and the early termination fee before you enroll.
Ohio does not issue a Texas EFL. If you are shopping Ohio, the honest benchmark is the Price to Compare on the utility bill — not a Frontier Utilities ¢/kWh typed on this page. Maryland allows supply choice, but online shopping on this site is not fully wired. We do not invent a Frontier Utilities enrollment there.
We will not publish a sample Frontier Utilities rate here. Live ¢/kWh require your ZIP. Method last reviewed September 10, 2026.
This is not a Frontier Utilities landing page and not a cloned sales site. WattKarma is a licensed energy broker: Texas PUCT #BR220202, Ohio PUCO #22-104905E, and Maryland MD PSC #IR-5469. We compare the retail electric providers that actually appear in your ZIP catalog.
If you enroll through us, the provider pays us a commission. You are not charged a broker fee to compare. That commission does not change the published EFL price or the contract you sign. Our incentive is to show real options — not to push Frontier Utilities or to hide Frontier Utilities.
Frontier Utilities may be in your results. Frontier Utilities may be missing. If it is missing, we show who is there instead of inventing a Frontier Utilities card or a sample ¢/kWh. That is the honest shop. Enter a ZIP or call 855-952-WATT (9288).
A comparison page is not a promise that we always have Frontier Utilities, that Frontier Utilities is cheapest, or that the parent company means a better or worse rate. Ownership is a fact. Price is a ZIP result. Delivery and outages stay with the TDU — Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP, or LP&L in Texas — not with Frontier Utilities and not with WattKarma.
If Frontier and Gexa both appear, compare the three EFL columns on each card. Do not pick Frontier because you already know Gexa, or the reverse. Term, credit band, and cancellation fee still decide the bill.
Deposit and alternative-credit rules are on the plan documents. Switching Frontier does not change the TDU that owns the wires.
We only link sister brands that share the same parent company. We do not invent a family.
Last reviewed September 10, 2026. How we compare plans.