How it works
Direct answer
We review the delivery utility and rate class on your bill, confirm whether retail supply choice applies, compare licensed offers to the published default supply benchmark, and flag contract terms and switch timing. The utility still delivers after any supply change. We do not guarantee savings.
Step 1
Confirm territory and rate class
We start from your utility bill—delivery utility name, account number, rate schedule, and meter identifiers—not a generic state overview.
Step 2
Check supply eligibility
Municipal utilities, co-ops, and capped programs may exclude retail choice even when the state page shows competition.
Step 3
Benchmark default supply
Compare supplier quotes against the documented default or price-to-compare benchmark for your class and usage band.
Step 4
Review contract terms
Term length, pass-through clauses, bandwidth, notice windows, and early termination fees matter as much as the rate line.
Step 5
Coordinate switch timing
Lead times vary by market. Missing notice windows can trigger holdover or default pricing.
Owner desk
Need help reviewing your bills or quotes?
Share your utility territory and contract timing. We provide independent supply-side guidance where your market allows—not utility sales or guaranteed savings claims.