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This is a real audit of a typical Texas home.1

A beta household in TNMP’s area, shared with permission, about 1,100 kWh a month. Read-only, providers anonymized. Yours is priced on your own meter.

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147 TNMP plans checked on Oct 14, 2026 TNMP area · 13,209 kWh a year

Here’s where a typical home stands.

Wait

Wait until May 25, 2027.

Fixed 12 would save about $644 a year, but leaving now costs $160 and saves $292 before Jun 8. From May 25 you can switch with no fee.

We’ll keep checking every morning and email you when a better plan shows up, and when your fee-free window opens. Plus a short monthly check-up, one click to turn off.

Next 12 months at your usage

Fixed 13 (yours)
$2,164
Fixed 12
$1,520

All-in: 16.4¢/kWh on yours, 11.5¢/kWh on Fixed 12

By Jun 8
$292
Fee
−$160
Pays back in
~3 mo

This is what Your plan + a year of Watch shows ($39/year plus tax): the plan’s name, the link to switch, every plan we compared ranked and the math. Here the providers and plans are anonymized and the links taken out. The free savings check shows how much you’d save, with your costs and the best plan’s cost on your usage, without naming or describing the plan.

Estimated from the past 12 months of usage, compared with the current plan. Before the $160 cancellation fee and our price ($39 plus tax). Actual savings vary with your usage and what your current plan costs; sometimes the right answer is to wait or stay put.

Month by month

What each plan costs at this house’s usage, Oct 2026 – Sep 2027

After Jun 8 the gap narrows: we assume you’d re-shop at a typical rate once the contract ends.

Fixed 13 costs $2,164 over the next 12 months at your usage; Fixed 12 costs $1,520.
MonthFixed 13 Fixed 12 Extra you pay
Oct 2026$140 $99 $41
Nov 2026$102 $72 $30
Dec 2026$85 $61 $24
Jan 2027$96 $68 $28
Feb 2027$99 $70 $29
Mar 2027$143 $100 $43
Apr 2027$134 $94 $40
May 2027$186 $130 $56
Jun 2027$250 $176 $74
Jul 2027$305 $214 $91
Aug 2027$337 $235 $102
Sep 2027$287 $202 $85
12 months$2,164 $1,520 $644

Monthly costs are our pricing code’s own estimates on this household’s metered months, Oct 2026 – Sep 2027.

Your contract

Provider F · 13 months

Fixed 13

5 of 13 months

5 of 13 months done. The fee-free window is the last 14 days, from May 25, 2027.

  1. Signed

    13-month term

    May 2026

  2. Today

    $160 to leave early

    Oct 14, 2026

  3. Fee-free window opens

    Switch with no fee

    May 25, 2027

  4. Contract ends

    Then a month-to-month rate until you switch

    Jun 8, 2027

Switching now would come out about $132 ahead by Jun 8, after the fee. That’s under twice the fee, too thin for estimates that can miss, so we say wait for the fee-free window.

Top plans for this house

4 of 147 TNMP plans, cheapest first

  • Fixed 12 Our pick
    Provider A 3% renewable

    $1,520

    saves−$644
    • 12 mo
    • $20/mo left cancellation fee
    • 11.5¢/kWh all-in
  • Basic 12
    Provider B 3% renewable

    $1,520

    saves−$644
    • 12 mo
    • $20/mo left cancellation fee
    • 11.5¢/kWh all-in
  • Value 12
    Provider C 15% renewable
    • Problem: Poor complaint rating

    $1,800

    saves−$364
    • 12 mo
    • $300 cancellation fee
    • 13.6¢/kWh all-in
  • Fixed 12 (green)
    Provider D 100% renewable

    $1,832

    saves−$332
    • 12 mo
    • $150 cancellation fee
    • 13.9¢/kWh all-in
  • Fixed 13 Your plan

    Provider F · 13 mo · 16.4¢/kWh all-in

    $2,164

Your plan vs. the pick

Priced on its TNMP meter, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026

Yours

Fixed 13

Provider F

Next 12 months
$2,164
Average month
$180
All-in rate
16.4¢/kWh
Term
13 months
To leave early
$20/mo left
Renewable
29%
  • 8-mo term: 4 mo at re-shop rate
  • Renews in Jun (peak pricing)

Best for your house

Fixed 12

Provider A

Next 12 months
$1,520
Average month
$127
All-in rate
11.5¢/kWh
Term
12 months
To leave early
$20/mo left
Renewable
3%

Your house averages 1,101 kWh a month, close to the 1,000 kWh Power to Choose ranks plans on.

Its 12 months

13,209 kWh metered, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026

13,209 kWh over 12 months, against the 1,000 kWh Power to Choose ranks plans on.
MonthkWh
Oct 2026841
Nov 2026596
Dec 2026492
Jan 2027557
Feb 2027581
Mar 2027853
Apr 2027799
May 20271,129
Jun 20271,560
Jul 20271,906
Aug 20272,106
Sep 20271,792
12 months13,209

Next check

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Tomorrow morning

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Data from Power to ChooseSmart Meter Texas Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP, LP&L

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  1. A real beta household in TNMP’s delivery area (shared with permission), 13,209 kWh metered Oct 2025 – Sep 2026, priced on its own hourly usage against the Oct 14, 2026 Power to Choose catalog, delivery charges included. It’s on a 13-month fixed-rate plan that ends Jun 8, 2027, with a $20 fee for each month left ($160 that day). Providers and plans are anonymized. Its answer was Wait: a cheaper plan saves about $644 over 12 months, but only about $292 before the contract ends, about $132 after the $160 fee. We call an early switch only when it saves at least twice the fee, because estimates can miss, so it waits for the fee-free window from May 25, 2027. Actual savings vary with your usage and what your current plan costs; sometimes the right answer is to wait or stay put.

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