ENERGY SHOPPING, REIMAGINED

Let’s find the energy
that fits your life.

Skip the endless tabs. Tell us a little about your home,
and we’ll help you make sense of your options.

Your energy guideGuided preview · AI not connected

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A good plan starts
with getting to know you.

I’ll ask about your home and what you need from your energy plan. Then we’ll find a few options worth a closer look.

⌂ Your home↗ Your usage♡ Your priorities

No email needed to explore. Connecting a meter will require authorization.

YOUR ENERGY, TAKING SHAPE

A little more “you.”

Illustrative scenario

Your answers build the picture. Change an assumption and see what moves.

Advanced: import a utility data export ↗

Monthly totals are welcome—you do not need interval readings. Import your history to replace the example with your own usage. A full year of qualifying monthly data can support a seasonal forecast; shorter history still helps show what you used. Monthly totals do not establish when during the day you used electricity.

Files are analyzed once by our server, kept out of AI prompts, and not saved. Closing or resetting this guide clears your results.

Select electricity in the interview to import kWh readings. Gas imports are not supported yet.

Automatic utility connections

We’ll offer a connection here after its authorization and retrieval flow is live. Planned refresh schedules below are not active.

Find a service-point ID

In Texas, look for the ESI ID on your bill. A meter serial number identifies the physical device and is a different identifier. An ID can help find the service; it does not itself authorize access to usage.

In-app ID/address matching is not connected yet. Use the utility’s lookup directly; there is no need to send us your ID until that integration is ready.

Connecting will require a revocable sharing authorization. No utility credentials or automatic retrieval are used by file import.

Monthly starting point800 kWh

0% scenario

What if you use more or less?

50% less50% more

Starting with an example 800 kWh, not an estimate of your home. The slider explores possibilities; it does not predict how wrong your estimate is.

When might your home use energy?

Midnight6 amNoon6 pm11 pm

Illustrative hourly shape · 30-day month. Household controls redistribute the same monthly total. A monthly forecast does not establish actual hourly timing.

Shape it around your home

People at home 2 people · scenario assumptionFloor area 1,800 sq ft · shapes electric heating only Daytime pool pump Work from home

These are adjustable examples, not researched equipment consumption estimates.

Hourly values in kWh

00:00 — 0.65401:00 — 0.65402:00 — 0.65403:00 — 0.65404:00 — 0.65405:00 — 0.65406:00 — 0.91507:00 — 0.91508:00 — 0.91509:00 — 0.91510:00 — 0.91511:00 — 0.91512:00 — 0.91513:00 — 0.91514:00 — 0.91515:00 — 0.91516:00 — 0.91517:00 — 2.22218:00 — 2.22219:00 — 2.22220:00 — 2.22221:00 — 2.22222:00 — 0.91523:00 — 0.654

AI-assisted estimates can be wrong. Forecasts depend on your usage data, weather, household information and plan terms. Actual usage and bills may differ. Calculations are deterministic. Bill text is processed by local AI only with your permission; structured usage files are not sent to AI.

LESS SEARCHING. MORE UNDERSTANDING.

Your life comes first.
The plan comes after.

A few good questions

Your home, your energy use, and the things that matter to you.

A thoughtful shortlist

We check service eligibility, contract length, rates, and your priorities.

The reasons, in plain English

See what fits, what it costs, and what to keep in mind.

Let’s find the energythat fits your life.