Free Texas bill check

Still overpaying for Texas electricity?

We price live plans against your real usage — fees included — and show what you could be paying instead.

The catch

The rate on the flyer is not what you pay

Texas plans advertise an average price at exactly 500, 1,000, or 2,000 kWh. Your month rarely lands on those numbers — and the fine print adds fixed fees, delivery charges, and credits that vanish the moment you drift.

So we price every plan line by line at your actual usage. If leaving your current plan costs money, that exit fee gets spread across the months you have left and counted against the switch.

Twelve months on this meter

The gold bar is the month priced above, at 1,100 kWh. A plan tuned to it can still lose you money in August.

Sample month · Oncor

Energy charge1,100 kWh at 14.2¢/kWh
$156.20
TDU delivery, Oncor4.71¢/kWh plus $4.23 fixed
$56.07
Base feecharged every month, any usage
$4.95
Cancellation fee, spread outold plan's exit fee across the months left
$9.99
What you'd actually pay
$0.00
Your current plan, same monthquoted at 15.9¢/kWh average
$253.40
You save
$0.00 / mo

Why the quote lies

Same plan. Three different numbers.

Providers pick the usage that makes their rate look cheap. We rebuild the bill at your kWh so you see the number that hits your bank account.

Advertised average

At exactly 1,000 kWh

11.2¢/kWh

Your month

At 1,100 kWh, before fees

13.8¢/kWh

What you actually pay

Delivery + base fee + credits that miss

17.4¢/kWh

Usage first

Your meter sets the rate, not a generic average

Scroll to watch a sample month climb. We rank plans on your real kWh and count exit fees in the monthly total.

Mild month

640kWh

Hot month

1,180kWh

Same plan, different bill

Side by side

Six plans. One month. Priced to the cent.

Every plan run at 1,100 kWh in Oncor territory, exit fees folded in. The order changes with your usage.

You're overpaying by

$0.00 / mo

Cheapest plan versus yours, same month.

Each bar is how much more that plan costs than the winner.

  1. 01

    Frontier Utilities · Straight Power 12

    12 mo · fixed · no usage credit

    $118.20

    Cheapest

  2. 02

    4Change Energy · Maxx Saver Select 12

    12 mo · fixed · credit at 1,000 kWh

    $121.46

    +$3.26/ mo

  3. 03

    Discount Power · Bill Smart 12

    12 mo · fixed · $9.95 base fee

    $126.83

    +$8.63/ mo

  4. 04

    Gexa Energy · Eco Saver Plus 12

    12 mo · fixed · $150 exit fee

    $131.07

    +$12.87/ mo

  5. 05

    TXU Energy · Saver 12

    12 mo · fixed · tiered credit

    $139.62

    +$21.42/ mo

  6. 06

    Reliant · Secure Advantage 12

    12 mo · fixed · $295 exit fee

    $142.50

    +$24.30/ mo · yours

How it works

Bill in. Clear answer out.

Four steps. No sales calls. No coupon-site clutter. You leave with a number you can trust — or a reason to stay put.

What we check on every plan

  • Energy charge at your kWh
  • TDU delivery for your territory
  • Base fees and usage credits
  • Exit fee vs months left
  1. 01

    ~2 min

    Upload a bill or sign up

    Drop a PDF for a faster start, or create an account and add the bill in onboarding. Either path gets you to a real comparison.

    • PDF or photo of a recent bill
    • Texas service address
    • No sales call
  2. 02

    Automatic

    We read your real usage

    We pull what we can from the bill. With Smart Meter Texas consent, we use your actual 15-minute history instead of a guess.

    • Bill line items parsed
    • Optional SMT consent
    • Usage, not a flyer average
  3. 03

    Seconds

    See what you'd actually pay

    Live Texas plans ranked on your kWh. Exit fees get spread across the months left and counted against a switch.

    • Energy + delivery + base fees
    • Credits that miss your usage
    • Cancellation fee folded in
  4. 04

    Your call

    Switch only if it saves you

    One clear verdict: switch, wait, or stay. If a better plan wins, enroll through a tracked link — you never pay Watt Choice.

    • Plain yes / wait / stay
    • Tracked enrollment link
    • Free for you, always

Questions

The fine print, answered

Short answers. If something still feels off, ask before you switch.

Is it actually free?

Yes. You never pay Watt Choice anything. When you switch through our link, the new provider pays us a commission. Plans are ranked by what you'd actually pay, not by what a provider pays us — so a plan that pays us nothing can still win.

Do you sell my data?

No. Your bill and usage data are used to run the comparison and nothing else. We do not sell it, share it with marketers, or use it for ads. You can ask us to delete it at any time.

What is Smart Meter Texas consent?

Smart Meter Texas is the state-run portal that holds your actual meter readings. With your consent we pull your real 15-minute usage history from it, so the math runs on the electricity you actually used instead of an estimate. You can revoke that consent whenever you want.

What if my plan has a cancellation fee?

We count it. The fee is spread across the months left on your contract and added to the cost of switching. If the savings do not clear the fee, we tell you to stay put and check back when your contract is closer to ending.

How do you make money?

Providers pay us a one-time commission when someone enrolls in a plan through our tracked link. That is the whole business. It only works if the switch genuinely saves you money, because nobody enrolls through a bad recommendation twice.

Check your bill.
Keep the difference.

Free for you, takes a few minutes, and ends with a plain yes-or-no on switching.

Sample month, if you switch

$0.00 / mo

Fees included. Your number will be different — that's the point.