Energy Choice US

Energy Procurement Marketplace

Your energy bill, with someone in your corner.

We tap pooled pricing catalogs and ask many suppliers for their commercial electricity offers at once, lay them side by side in plain English, and tell you straight when a deal isn't worth taking. You decide. We do the legwork.

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  • Free to you
  • No obligation
  • We tell you how we're paid
  • Speed to need

Why shopping alone is hard

Every supplier is happy to quote you. None of them will compare themselves to the others.

The brokerage advantage

Buying power is the whole advantage.

A brokerage doesn't shop one meter at a time. Every day we gather the usage our buyers submit and take that combined volume to suppliers as a single request, on their behalf. Suppliers price against the whole block rather than a lone account, so the rate a small business is offered looks a lot more like the rate a very large one gets. Relationships are what make that work: national retail suppliers respond to us because we bring them real, comparable volume every day, and we pass that standing on to you.

Who that reaches

  • Small business owners
  • Major manufacturers
  • Municipalities
  • Hospitals
  • School districts
01

Prices move every day

Supplier prices follow the energy market, so a rate you saw last week may be gone today. That's why quotes expire, and why timing matters.

02

Your bill sets the price

Your location, usage pattern and meter details change what a supplier can offer. A quote made without seeing them is an estimate, not an offer.

03

The fine print is where it costs you

Early-termination fees, usage tolerance bands, auto-renewals and pass-through charges can outweigh a lower rate. Few people read all of it.

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Your shortlist, side by side, with what each one really costs

We put the suppliers in competition for you.

Instead of you calling around, we use pooled pricing catalogs, price lists built around groups of similar accounts, and request offers from national retail suppliers for your exact situation. Then we do the comparison a procurement officer would do: rate, term, fees, flexibility and fit. You get a short list, not a pile. Supplier availability varies by state and utility.

How it works

Five usage tiers. A closer look at your account.

For each tier, a person reviews your bill and compares offers for your business. Accounts under 2,000 kWh per month can still start with the map and manual usage entry to see pooled plans.

Under 2,000 kWh / month

01

Pick your state

Tap the map or choose from the list. We serve deregulated electricity and gas states.

02

Tell us your monthly usage

A rough kilowatt-hour (kWh) number from a recent bill is enough to start.

03

See today's top plans

We show the three best plans from today's pooled pricing for accounts like yours. Rates are good for today and reset at midnight CT.

04

You choose, you approve

Nothing happens until you say so. Before we do any paperwork, we explain the authorization letters in plain English and you agree to them.

Why we ask for a bill

A quote without your bill is an estimate.

Your latest statement is the key that lets us price your account accurately. It stays private, and we only use it to shop your account.

Meter or service ID

Pinpoints your exact location on the grid and the delivery charges that apply to you.

Usage history

Shows when you use power and how it swings by season, which affects which terms fit.

Current charges and fees

Reveals pass-through costs in your existing contract so we compare like with like.

Helpful hints

Five things worth knowing before you sign anything, with us or anyone.

01

Know your contract end date

Many contracts auto-renew at a new rate if you stay silent. Start shopping a few months ahead, not the week it ends.

02

Compare total cost, not just cents per kWh

A low rate with extra fees can cost more than a slightly higher, cleaner one. Ask for the all-in number.

03

Ask what leaving early costs

Exit fees can be steep. If your plans might change (a move, an expansion, a sale), say so up front.

04

Watch for usage tolerance bands

Some contracts add charges if your usage swings too far above or below your estimate. Seasonal businesses should check this first.

05

Keep a year of bills handy

Twelve months of statements show your real pattern. It's the single best thing you can have ready when you shop.

Try the numbers

Try your own numbers

What would a better rate be worth?

Annual difference

You could save about $468.00

Example numbers shown. Replace them with yours. This is a simple estimate that you control, not a quote, and it leaves out fees, taxes and delivery charges.

Contract length, explained

Longer isn't always better. Neither is shorter.

Good for
A steady budget for a few years without a seven-year commitment.
Watch out for
If prices fall, you stay at your locked rate. Check the exit terms first.

We'll show you the trade-offs for your business and ask what matters most before we recommend a term.

Our pledge

We work for you, not on you.

Energy brokering has a reputation for pressure and fine print. Here's what we commit to instead.

We tell you how we're paid

You pay us nothing directly. Suppliers compensate us, and that fee is built into your rate. We'll say so plainly and answer any question about it. [Final fee-disclosure wording to confirm]

We show the whole picture

Rate, term, fees and exit costs, side by side. If the best option for you isn't the one that's best for us, you'll still see it.

We never invent urgency

Rates really do expire the same day, and we'll explain why. But you'll never get a made-up deadline or a pushy follow-up.

Nothing without your yes

We don't sign you up or contact your supplier until you've reviewed and approved the paperwork. Saying "no thanks" is a perfectly good answer.

Your documents stay private

Bills are used to price your account and nothing else. [Privacy and retention policy to confirm]

Plain English, always

If a term needs a dictionary, we explain it. If we don't know something, we say that instead of guessing.

Who it's for

  • A registered commercial business
  • [Minimum monthly usage to confirm] kWh per month
  • A location in a state with energy choice

Choice availability can vary by utility area within a state. Final eligibility is confirmed before anything is signed.

Where we serve

Deregulated electricity and gas states.

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Don't see your state? Ask us, since markets open and change.

FAQ

Straight answers.

You don't pay us directly. Suppliers compensate us, and that fee is built into the rate you're quoted. We'll tell you how we're paid and answer any question about it before you decide. [Final fee-disclosure wording to confirm]

Energy Choice US

Energy Choice US helps businesses compare retail energy offers. Rates shown are subject to supplier confirmation and eligibility. Speed to need is the motto.

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