Electricity plans, decoded
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electricity plan.
Compare fixed, variable, green and prepaid electricity plans, learn how to actually lower your bill, and see current offers from electric companies and energy providers — all in one free dashboard.
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Tell us what you need
What you’re looking for, what’s in the way, and how you like to meet — online signup, phone signup and in-person / local office.
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We match on fit
Specialties, the people they work with, credentials and format.
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You choose who to hear from
See why each energy provider fits. Pick who may contact you — nothing is shared without your say-so.
2 areas of focus
Residential and Business & commercial.
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Where do you want to start?
How electricity choice works
What a deregulated, "retail choice" electricity market actually means, which states allow it, and why most of the country still doesn't.
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Comparing plans
Fixed vs. variable rates, contract length, early termination fees and how to read the Electricity Facts Label before you sign anything.
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Saving on your bill
Everyday ways to use less electricity — thermostats, time-of-use habits and simple home fixes — without chasing specific numbers.
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Solar & batteries
Rooftop solar and home batteries — how they work, how they interact with your utility, and the questions to ask before you commit.
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Business electricity
How small and mid-size businesses shop for commercial electricity, including demand charges and multi-location accounts.
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Moving & setting up service
Setting up electric service at a new address — deposits, connection timelines and what to ask before you move in.
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Bill help & assistance programs
Programs that can help with electric bills when money is tight, including the federal LIHEAP program.
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Avoiding scams
Door-to-door energy sales, "slamming" and other red flags to watch for when someone offers to switch your electricity.
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Who we help
Wherever you’re starting from.
Renters & people moving
to get electricity turned on quickly at a new address and understand deposits and connection timelines
Homeowners looking to cut their bill
practical ways to lower their electric bill and understand what's driving their usage
Shoppers in deregulated states
to compare retail electric providers in their area and pick a plan with confidence
Green energy seekers
a renewable or green electricity plan and ways to shrink their footprint at home
Small business owners
a commercial electricity plan that fits their location and usage pattern
Solar-curious homeowners
to understand whether solar and battery storage makes sense for their home
Budget-conscious households
prepaid or low-deposit electricity options and assistance programs when money is tight
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Energy providers, clearly labeled.
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- You stay in control. Nothing you share goes to a energy provider until you choose who may contact you.
- Your details stay private. We don’t sell your information.
- No miracle promises. Energy providers may not promise guaranteed outcomes.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is electriccompany.ai?
electriccompany.ai is a free resource that helps consumers and businesses understand electricity plans, compare fixed-rate, variable-rate, green and prepaid options, and find tools to lower their electric bill — plus a dashboard of current offers from participating electric companies and energy providers. We are not a utility or retail electric provider ourselves.
Can I choose my own electricity provider?
In some states, yes — places with deregulated or "retail choice" electricity markets, such as Texas, Pennsylvania and Ohio, let residents pick their own supplier, while many other states remain fully regulated with service provided only by the local utility. Check your state's rules before assuming you can switch.
What's the difference between a fixed-rate and variable-rate electricity plan?
A fixed-rate plan locks in a rate for the length of your contract, while a variable-rate plan can change month to month with the market — read the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for the specific plan to see how and when the rate can change.
Does it cost anything to create an account?
No — creating an account on electriccompany.ai is free and gives you access to our plan-comparison guides, savings tools and the dashboard of current offers from participating electric companies.
Do you get paid when I click an offer?
Yes — electriccompany.ai may receive a commission from the electric company or energy provider when you click or sign up through an offer shown on this site, at no extra cost to you. This may influence which offers appear, and we disclose it plainly.
Is there help if I can't pay my electric bill?
Yes — many states and utilities offer bill assistance programs, including the federal LIHEAP program, that can help eligible households with energy costs; see our bill-assistance resources for how to find the program in your area.
How do I avoid electricity sales scams?
Be cautious of door-to-door or unsolicited phone offers to switch your electricity provider, never give out your utility account number to someone who contacts you first, and confirm any switch directly with your utility if you didn't initiate it yourself — unauthorized switching is sometimes called "slamming."