Residential

Your household deserves a better energy rate. Let's find it.

We review your current plan, shop the market, and present your options — clearly, honestly, and at no cost to you.

Sound familiar?

Most homeowners in deregulated markets are overpaying — and don't know it.

Your energy bill shows up every month and you pay it. But do you know if you're on the best available rate? Do you know what a variable rate plan means for your budget when summer hits? Do you know when your current contract expires — or whether you even have one?

Most people don't. And suppliers aren't going to call you to let you know a better deal is available. That's exactly what we're here for.

What we do for you

We handle everything. You just choose.

Review your current bill and contract

We look at what you're actually paying and explain what it means — including charges you might not have noticed.

Shop 90+ suppliers on your behalf

From small businesses to propertWe have access to the full competitive market — electricity and natural gas — to find your best available rate.

Walk you through every option

No jargon. No pressure. We explain what each plan means and let you decide what's right for your household.

Stay available after you sign

We watch your contract timeline and come back before it expires — so you never roll into a rate you didn't choose.

Where we serve residential clients

If your state has a deregulated energy market, we can help.

We currently serve residential customers across the country in 14 deregulated markets.

Texas

Ohio

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Connecticut

Delaware

Illinois

Maine

Maryland

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New York

Rhode Island

Michigan (limited)

Not sure if your area qualifies? Give us a call or send a quick email — we'll tell you immediately.

What clients save

Real savings. Real conversations.

Savings vary depending on your usage, your current rate, and what's available in the market when we shop. Residential clients who are overpaying their current rate can save $600 or more annually — just from a rate correction.