No phone calls. No pressure. Just pricing.
We get it — you want to see the numbers before you talk to anyone. That's a reasonable way to operate and we can work with it.
Here's what this process looks like: you fill out the form below, upload a signed Letter of Authorization (LOA), and we'll pull your usage history directly from your utility. From there we go to market on your behalf and send you what comes back — by email, on your timeline.
A few things worth knowing upfront:
The LOA is completely non-obligatory. It's a one-page form required under PUC rules that gives us permission to request your historical usage data from your utility. Signing it doesn't commit you to anything.
We may need to follow up by email once or twice for clarification — things like confirming a meter address or a contract start date. We'll keep it brief.
At some point we will need to reach you to deliver results. Email works fine for that, but a quick conversation can often fill in any blanks. Depending on market conditions, we might make a recommendation, but there’s never pressure to act.
This process applies to ERCOT meters only. If you're outside the ERCOT footprint, reach out directly and we'll let you know what options exist.
The Texas LOA and optional Letter of Exclusivity (LOE) are linked on the right side of this form. Read the descriptions before deciding whether the LOE makes sense for your situation — it's never required, but in some cases it's worth it.
Note: the LOA is completely non-obligatory and used only for pricing and analysis purposes with the various Retail Energy Providers (REPs) we work with.
The LOE is completely optional and is generally used in cases where a customer would like pricing from their current REP included, along with other competitive bids. Incumbent REPs will not provide renewal pricing to a new 3rd party without a signed LOE.