Texas electricity providers (September 2026)

Every provider, A to Z

45 providers. The price is the full monthly bill at 1,000 kWh for that provider's cheapest plan, energy and delivery and fees together, in the cheapest delivery area it sells in. It is not an offer to you: what you'd actually pay depends on your usage and your utility, which is what the comparison tool works out. Prices updated September 15, 2026.

A provider with a subscription or hardware charge outside the fact label cannot be priced in this column at all. Its row says so, and its own page explains what the number leaves out.

Why the cheapest provider is not the answer

A provider is not a product. The column above finds each company's best plan and nothing else, and a company with one good plan and nine bad ones looks identical here to one with ten good ones. It is a way in, not a ranking: pick the provider you were searching for, or go to the comparison tool and let every plan from every company compete for your actual usage.

The star rating is the Public Utility Commission of Texas's complaint score, not a review. It counts complaints filed against a provider relative to its size over a rolling six months, graded on a curve, so it says something about customer service and nothing about price. Providers new enough to have no score show as not rated. How the rating works.

Missing a company you were looking for?

This list is built from the PowerToChoose feed every day, so it holds the providers that publish there. A few sell only through their own site and never appear, and providers pause listings or close enrollment in an area without leaving the market. A company missing here has not necessarily gone anywhere.