Wholesale power and gas prices swing on weather, demand, and global supply news — and your business absorbs every spike. We audit your usage, shop every supplier in your territory, and lock you into the lowest rate available before the next swing hits.
A hot July or a cold snap upstream can double next month's supply charge, and you find out after the invoice, not before.
Comparing suppliers means reading tariff sheets and calling reps. It's not anyone's job, so it doesn't happen — and you overpay by default.
Every dollar of unplanned energy spend comes straight off the bottom line, right when you need that budget somewhere else.
Your utility still delivers the power and gas, same lines, same reliability. We only change who supplies it, and at what price you pay for it.
Send a recent statement. We break down your actual usage, current rate, and contract terms — no cost, no obligation.
We run your usage against 25+ licensed suppliers in your service territory, comparing fixed, index, and block-and-index contracts, and bring back the lowest rate available for your profile.
Sign once, and that low rate holds for the length of your term, typically 12 to 36 months, while the market moves without you.
Enter your current usage and rate, then compare it to the lowest locked rate we can bring back for you. This is an estimate to size the opportunity — your audit gives you the real number.
Not sure of your current rate? Check the supply or generation line on a recent bill — it's usually listed separately from delivery charges. Leave the default in place for a rough estimate.
Extreme heat or cold pushes regional demand past baseline generation, and variable supply rates pass that cost straight through to your invoice.
Natural gas prices, generation outages, and transmission constraints all ripple into the wholesale price your current supplier is paying, and reselling to you.
If your current plan floats with the market, you have no ceiling. Locking in the lowest available rate gives you a ceiling and a floor, so budgeting stops being a guessing game.
The company that maintains the poles, wires, and pipes to your building doesn't change. Only your supply contract does.
Nothing is installed, replaced, or interrupted. The switch happens on paper, at your next metered billing cycle.
We show you the supplier terms in plain language before you sign anything, and you can request a comparison at renewal.
The rate audit and comparison are free. You only move forward if the locked terms actually beat what you're paying now.
Energy brokerage is regulated at the state level. We register wherever your state requires it and can provide proof of registration and insurance on request.
Most businesses have only ever heard from one or two suppliers. We put your usage in front of 25+ at once, so the lowest offer actually has competition.
No. The physical delivery of power and gas is handled by your existing utility, not your supplier. Switching supply contracts is a billing and pricing change only — service is continuous.
A locked rate fixes your price per unit, not your total bill. If usage goes up in a hot month, you pay more units at the same protected rate, instead of more units at a spiking market rate.
Terms typically run 12 to 36 months depending on the supplier and your usage profile. Longer terms usually trade a slightly higher rate for more budget certainty.
One recent electric or gas bill. That's enough to identify your utility, rate class, and usage pattern, and to bring back real supplier offers to compare.
The audit and comparison are free. We're paid by the supplier you choose to work with, not by you, so there's no cost or obligation to get a comparison.
We run your usage against 25 or more licensed suppliers active in your service territory, across fixed, index, and block-and-index contract types, so the rate we bring back has real competition behind it.
Tell us a bit about your business and we'll follow up with a no-cost comparison of every supplier we can find you, usually within one business day.