Texas Electricity

Texas Electricity Plans

Compare Texas electricity plans side by side and switch online in minutes — no calls. Enter your ZIP and see real rates from Texas providers, for your home or business. No sales pitch, no pressure.

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We cover every deregulated Texas utility.

Your utility (TDU) still delivers the power and handles outages — you're only choosing who supplies it. WattKarma compares plans across all of Texas's deregulated service areas:

Statewide comparison structure dated September 9, 2026. Live ¢/kWh is ZIP- and TDU-specific — we do not invent a competitor table.
EFL checkpoint What it is for Statewide live ¢/kWh
500 kWhLow-use months and apartmentsEnter ZIP
1,000 kWhThe advertised sort column — watch usage creditsEnter ZIP
2,000 kWhTexas summer coolingEnter ZIP

As of September 9, 2026 an honest statewide “top 10” requires live offers by TDU. Enter your ZIP above. Power to Choose vs WattKarma · Why the three columns jump.

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How choosing a Texas electricity plan works.

Most of Texas has a deregulated electricity market: you get to choose your retail electric provider (REP) — the company you buy electricity from — while your local utility still delivers it over the same poles and wires. Here's how the pieces fit:

Your utility delivers

Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP, or LP&L handles the lines, meters, and outages — that never changes when you switch.

Your provider sets the rate

The REP sets your rate and plan terms — that's what you're actually shopping for when you compare.

Switching is seamless

Changing providers never interrupts your power and usually takes effect at your next meter read.

Compare apples to apples

Every Texas plan comes with an Electricity Facts Label (EFL) that spells out the rate, contract length, and fees. WattKarma pulls these together so you compare real pricing for your address — not a teaser rate.

Texas electricity, answered.

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