Every Rhythm plan we track, priced on a full year for three sizes of home in Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley, Abilene and San Angelo and League City, Texas City and other TNMP towns, and ranked against every other provider’s plans there.
Rhythm sells 65 fixed-rate plans we can price, in 5 parts of the Texas choice market, with contracts of 1 to 36 months. 26 of them are bill-credit plans and 39 are flat-rate. Bill-credit plans advertise the lowest prices, measured at exactly 1,000 kWh where the credit applies; over a real year they often cost more than a plain plan, which is why every table below prices month by month. It also sells 1 time-of-use plan and 1 variable-rate plan here, listed in each area below with a “Not ranked” badge: time-of-use plans are priced by the time of day or week, which a monthly bill doesn't show; variable-rate plans come with a price that can change every month, so a year ahead can't be priced from today's rate. We’d rather list them than rank them wrong.
Rhythm doesn’t pay WattaWatt anything. We price its plans the same way as every other provider’s, from the Electricity Facts Label.
Price Rhythm's plans on your own 12 months
The tables below use three typical homes. Drop in a bill or type your 12 monthly kWh, and we’ll rank every Rhythm plan against every other plan sold where you live, by what you’d actually pay.
For each part of Texas Rhythm sells in, its cheapest plan for a small, a typical and a large home, priced month by month on a year with a real summer peak, and where that plan lands among every 12-month-or-longer plan we track there. Contracts shorter than a year are priced too, but ranked apart: they end mid-year, often at the summer peak, and nothing says what the next months cost.
Dallas–Fort Worth
Oncor delivery area · 17 Rhythm plans among the 483 we rank here, plus 2 listed but not ranked · delivery $4.06 a month plus 6.8673¢ per kWh, included.
Rhythm’s cheapest plan for each size of home in Dallas–Fort Worth, and its rank among every plan
Home
Cheapest Rhythm plan
Real price
Per year
Rank
Apartment or small home
500 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 12.0¢
12.0¢
$717
#2 of 388
ties Energy Texas
Typical home
1,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 12.0¢
12.0¢
$1,446
#3 of 388
+$1 vs True Power
Large home
2,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 12.1¢
12.1¢
$2,903
#8 of 388
+$61 vs True Power
Short contracts, ranked apart. Rhythm’s cheapest contract under a year here is Digital Choice 3 (3 months), about $1,338 for a typical home if its price held for 12 months, which it doesn’t promise to.
CenterPoint Energy delivery area · 12 Rhythm plans among the 276 we rank here · delivery $4.90 a month plus 6.5333¢ per kWh, included.
Rhythm’s cheapest plan for each size of home in Houston, and its rank among every plan
Home
Cheapest Rhythm plan
Real price
Per year
Rank
Apartment or small home
500 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.9¢
11.9¢
$716
#4 of 218
+$6 vs Octopus Energy
Typical home
1,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.9¢
11.9¢
$1,434
#7 of 218
+$13 vs Octopus Energy
Large home
2,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 12.0¢
12.0¢
$2,869
#9 of 218
+$85 vs True Power
Short contracts, ranked apart. Rhythm’s cheapest contract under a year here is Digital Choice 3 (3 months), about $1,242 for a typical home if its price held for 12 months, which it doesn’t promise to.
AEP Texas Central delivery area · 12 Rhythm plans among the 263 we rank here · delivery $3.24 a month plus 5.6898¢ per kWh, included.
Rhythm’s cheapest plan for each size of home in Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley, and its rank among every plan
Home
Cheapest Rhythm plan
Real price
Per year
Rank
Apartment or small home
500 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 10.9¢
10.9¢
$653
#2 of 205
ties Energy Texas
Typical home
1,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.0¢
11.0¢
$1,326
#2 of 205
ties Energy Texas
Large home
2,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.1¢
11.1¢
$2,673
#12 of 205
+$40 vs True Power
Short contracts, ranked apart. Rhythm’s cheapest contract under a year here is Digital Choice 3 (3 months), about $1,182 for a typical home if its price held for 12 months, which it doesn’t promise to.
AEP Texas North delivery area · 12 Rhythm plans among the 268 we rank here · delivery $3.24 a month plus 5.5751¢ per kWh, included.
Rhythm’s cheapest plan for each size of home in Abilene and San Angelo, and its rank among every plan
Home
Cheapest Rhythm plan
Real price
Per year
Rank
Apartment or small home
500 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.1¢
11.1¢
$665
#2 of 211
ties Energy Texas
Typical home
1,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.2¢
11.2¢
$1,350
#4 of 211
+$6 vs AP Gas & Electric
Large home
2,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 11.3¢
11.3¢
$2,721
#9 of 211
+$72 vs AP Gas & Electric
Short contracts, ranked apart. Rhythm’s cheapest contract under a year here is Digital Choice 3 (3 months), about $1,194 for a typical home if its price held for 12 months, which it doesn’t promise to.
TNMP delivery area · 12 Rhythm plans among the 265 we rank here · delivery $7.56 a month plus 7.771¢ per kWh, included.
Rhythm’s cheapest plan for each size of home in League City, Texas City and other TNMP towns, and its rank among every plan
Home
Cheapest Rhythm plan
Real price
Per year
Rank
Apartment or small home
500 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 13.9¢
13.9¢
$834
#4 of 208
+$94 vs Express Energy
Typical home
1,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 13.6¢
13.6¢
$1,638
#4 of 208
+$249 vs Express Energy
Large home
2,000 kWh a month
Digital Choice 12
12 mo · Flat rate · advertised 13.5¢
13.5¢
$3,245
#8 of 208
+$557 vs Express Energy
Short contracts, ranked apart. Rhythm’s cheapest contract under a year here is Digital Choice 3 (3 months), about $1,470 for a typical home if its price held for 12 months, which it doesn’t promise to.
Estimates, as of November 2026. We simulate 12 monthly bills for each of the 483 plans we track from 47 providers, using each plan’s Electricity Facts Label and Oncor’s published delivery charges, on the three usage profiles above. Taxes and fees that aren’t on the EFL are left out, so real bills run a little higher for every plan alike. Listed but not ranked: 35 time-of-use plans ("free nights" and the like), priced by the time of day or week, which a monthly bill doesn't show; and 30 variable-rate plans, with a price that can change every month, so a year ahead can't be priced from today's rate. They’re on Plans we track with their labels. Prices change; check the EFL before enrolling.
Every Rhythm plan, with the numbers from its label
Energy charge, base charge, credits and cancellation fee, as printed on each plan’s Electricity Facts Label, which is linked from every plan.
9.279¢/kWh energy · The rate can change every month · No base charge
Advertised
17.0¢ at 500 kWh · 16.6¢ at 1,000 kWh · 16.3¢ at 2,000 kWh
Cancellation fee
None
Notes
Price may change after the initial month at Rhythm's sole discretion. The energy charge will not change unless laws or regulatory actions impose new or modified fees or costs beyond Rhythm's control. TDSP charges and nonrecurring TDSP fees are passed through without markup.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · $9.95/month base charge · $5 credit at 0+ kWh
Advertised
15.2¢ at 500 kWh · 14.3¢ at 1,000 kWh · 13.9¢ at 2,000 kWh
Cancellation fee
$20 for each month left (up to $240)
Notes
Time-of-use energy rates: Off-peak is 4.523¢/kWh; seasonal on-peak is 10.013¢/kWh; on-peak is 13.771¢/kWh. Rates vary by time of day and season as described in the EFL. The $5 monthly Auto Pay & Paperless Credit is not applied if Auto Pay or paperless communications are stopped, there is no valid email address on file, or the most recent invoice becomes overdue due to an Auto Pay failure. Average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDU charges or ERCOT/Texas Regional Entity administrative fees.
Rhythm publishes 30 small-business plans with a label, for accounts of 10 kW or less, in 5 areas. They’re priced apart from its home plans, with each utility’s small-commercial delivery charge and before sales tax. Small-business rates ranks them against every other provider’s.
For a typical small business (about 2,500 kWh a month), its cheapest full-year plan here is All Business 12: about $3,501 a year, 11.7¢ per kWh with delivery, #2 of 20 small-business plans on Oncor’s lines.
All Business 12
12 months · Flat rate
Pricing
6.018¢/kWh energy · No base charge
Advertised
11.8¢ at 1,500 kWh · 11.7¢ at 2,500 kWh · 11.6¢ at 3,500 kWh
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
11.1¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.9¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.8¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: Off-peak (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm) 4.035¢/kWh; on-peak (6:00pm–9:59pm) 13.528¢/kWh. Expected usage is 87.00% off-peak and 13.00% on-peak. The listed average prices are for non-demand meters. For demand meters, the averages are 14.5¢/kWh at 1,500 kWh, 13.3¢/kWh at 2,500 kWh, and 12.8¢/kWh at 3,500 kWh; those estimates assume a 30% load factor. Average price may change with actual TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
11.4¢ at 1,500 kWh · 11.3¢ at 2,500 kWh · 11.2¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: off-peak 4.346¢/kWh (expected usage 87%); on-peak 14.115¢/kWh (expected usage 13%). The average prices shown are for non-demand meters. Demand-meter average prices are 14.9¢/kWh at 1,500 kWh, 13.7¢/kWh at 2,500 kWh, and 13.2¢/kWh at 3,500 kWh; these assume a 30% load factor and billed usage greater than 10 kW. Energy charge will not change unless new or modified fees or costs beyond Rhythm's control are imposed by law or regulatory action; average price may change with TDSP charges or ERCOT/TRE administrative fees. Nonrecurring TDSP fees are passed through without markup.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
11.8¢ at 1,500 kWh · 11.6¢ at 2,500 kWh · 11.5¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charge: off-peak 4.629¢/kWh from 12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; on-peak 14.59¢/kWh from 6:00pm–9:59pm. Average prices shown are for non-demand meters; demand-meter averages are 15.2¢/kWh at 1,500 kWh, 14.0¢/kWh at 2,500 kWh, and 13.5¢/kWh at 3,500 kWh, assuming a 30% load factor. Oncor delivery charges are passed through without markup and may change.
Houston · 6 plans · CenterPoint Energy delivery areaShowHide
For a typical small business (about 2,500 kWh a month), its cheapest full-year plan here is All Business 12: about $3,120 a year, 10.4¢ per kWh with delivery, #1 of 24 small-business plans on CenterPoint Energy’s lines.
All Business 12
12 months · Flat rate
Pricing
5.903¢/kWh energy · No base charge
Advertised
10.5¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.4¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.3¢ at 3,500 kWh
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.0¢ at 1,500 kWh · 9.9¢ at 2,500 kWh · 9.8¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy rates: Off-peak (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm) is 4.057¢/kWh and expected to account for 85% of usage; on-peak (6:00pm–9:59pm) is 13.068¢/kWh and expected to account for 15%. Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. The average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.3¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.2¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.1¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: off-peak 4.342¢/kWh (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; expected usage 85%); on-peak 13.286¢/kWh (6:00pm–9:59pm; expected usage 15%). Average prices may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and changes to ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.6¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.5¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.4¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy rates: Off-peak (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm) 4.667¢/kWh, expected usage 85%; on-peak (6:00pm–9:59pm) 13.473¢/kWh, expected usage 15%. Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. The average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the energy charge will not change except for new or modified fees or costs imposed by laws or regulatory actions beyond Rhythm's control.
Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley · 6 plans · AEP Texas Central delivery areaShowHide
For a typical small business (about 2,500 kWh a month), its cheapest full-year plan here is All Business 12: about $3,169 a year, 10.6¢ per kWh with delivery, #1 of 21 small-business plans on AEP Texas Central’s lines.
All Business 12
12 months · Flat rate
Pricing
5.914¢/kWh energy · No base charge
Advertised
10.7¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.6¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.5¢ at 3,500 kWh
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.2¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.1¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.0¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: off-peak 4.109¢/kWh (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; expected usage 85%); on-peak 12.926¢/kWh (6:00pm–9:59pm; expected usage 15%). Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. Average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the energy charge will not change except for new or modified fees or costs imposed by law or regulatory action.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.6¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.5¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.4¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: Off-peak (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm) 4.458¢/kWh; on-peak (6:00pm–9:59pm) 13.573¢/kWh. Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. The label says prices may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the energy charge will not change except for certain new or modified fees or costs imposed by laws or regulatory actions.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.9¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.8¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.7¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: Off-peak (12:00 a.m.–5:59 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.–11:59 p.m.) 4.736¢/kWh; on-peak (6:00 p.m.–9:59 p.m.) 14.09¢/kWh. Expected usage is 85% off-peak and 15% on-peak. Average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges or ERCOT/Texas Regional Entity administrative fees. The energy charge will not change unless laws or regulatory actions impose new or modified fees or costs beyond Rhythm's control.
Abilene and San Angelo · 6 plans · AEP Texas North delivery areaShowHide
For a typical small business (about 2,500 kWh a month), its cheapest full-year plan here is All Business 12: about $3,316 a year, 11.1¢ per kWh with delivery, #5 of 17 small-business plans on AEP Texas North’s lines.
All Business 12
12 months · Flat rate
Pricing
6.55¢/kWh energy · No base charge
Advertised
11.2¢ at 1,500 kWh · 11.1¢ at 2,500 kWh · 11.0¢ at 3,500 kWh
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
10.5¢ at 1,500 kWh · 10.3¢ at 2,500 kWh · 10.3¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charge: off-peak 4.39¢/kWh (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; expected usage 85%) and on-peak 13.921¢/kWh (6:00pm–9:59pm; expected usage 15%). Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. Average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and changes to ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees. The energy charge will not change unless laws or regulatory actions impose new or modified fees or costs beyond Rhythm's control.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
11.2¢ at 1,500 kWh · 11.1¢ at 2,500 kWh · 11.0¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: Off-peak is 4.988¢/kWh from 12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; on-peak is 15.417¢/kWh from 6:00pm–9:59pm. The average price examples assume 85% off-peak and 15% on-peak usage and show non-demand meters. Average prices may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees. The energy charge will not change unless new or modified fees or costs are imposed on Rhythm by laws or regulatory actions.
League City, Texas City and other TNMP towns · 6 plans · TNMP delivery areaShowHide
For a typical small business (about 2,500 kWh a month), its cheapest full-year plan here is All Business 12: about $2,311 a year, 7.7¢ per kWh with delivery, #1 of 17 small-business plans on TNMP’s lines.
All Business 12
12 months · Flat rate
Pricing
6.09¢/kWh energy · No base charge
Advertised
7.9¢ at 1,500 kWh · 7.7¢ at 2,500 kWh · 7.6¢ at 3,500 kWh
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
7.2¢ at 1,500 kWh · 7.0¢ at 2,500 kWh · 6.9¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy rates: off-peak 4.051¢/kWh (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; expected usage 86.00%); on-peak 13.266¢/kWh (6:00pm–9:59pm; expected usage 14.00%). Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. Average price may change to reflect actual changes in TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the energy charge will not change unless new or modified fees or costs beyond Rhythm’s control are imposed by law or regulatory action.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
7.5¢ at 1,500 kWh · 7.3¢ at 2,500 kWh · 7.2¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: Off-peak (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm) 4.35¢/kWh; on-peak (6:00pm–9:59pm) 13.639¢/kWh. Expected usage profile is 86% off-peak and 14% on-peak. Average prices shown are for non-demand meters. Average prices may change with actual TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the Rhythm energy charge remains unchanged except for new or modified fees or costs imposed by law or regulatory action.
Energy priced by time of day or day of week (see the label) · No base charge
Advertised
7.8¢ at 1,500 kWh · 7.6¢ at 2,500 kWh · 7.5¢ at 3,500 kWh
Cancellation fee
See the Electricity Facts Label
Notes
Time-of-use energy charges: off-peak 4.661¢/kWh (12:00am–5:59pm and 10:00pm–11:59pm; expected usage 86%); on-peak 13.947¢/kWh (6:00pm–9:59pm; expected usage 14%). Average prices are for non-demand meters. The average price may change with actual TDSP charges and ERCOT or Texas Regional Entity administrative fees; the energy charge may change if new or modified fees or costs are imposed by laws or regulatory actions.
It depends on the plan and on how much you use. For a typical home using about 1,000 kWh a month, as of November 2026: In Dallas–Fort Worth, its cheapest plan for that home is Digital Choice 12, about $1,446 for the year (12.0¢ per kWh all-in), which ranks #3 of the 388 plans we track: $1 a year more than the cheapest plan there, True Value 12 from True Power. In Houston, its cheapest plan for that home is Digital Choice 12, about $1,434 for the year (11.9¢ per kWh all-in), which ranks #7 of the 218 plans we track: $13 a year more than the cheapest plan there, Octo Simple 12 from Octopus Energy. In Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley, its cheapest plan for that home is Digital Choice 12, about $1,326 for the year (11.0¢ per kWh all-in), which ranks #2 of the 205 plans we track: the same cost as the cheapest plan there, No Bull 12 from Energy Texas. The other 2 areas are on this page. Price Rhythm's plans on your own 12 months before choosing, because the order changes with the shape of your usage.
Does Rhythm have bill credit plans?
Yes. 26 of the 65 Rhythm plans we track are bill-credit plans: a high energy rate with a fixed credit, often $100 or more, in any month your usage lands in a range such as 1,000 kWh or more. They advertise the lowest prices because the advertised price is measured at exactly 1,000 kWh, where the credit applies. Over a real year with low spring and autumn months, many of them cost more than a plain flat-rate plan. We price every month, so the credit only counts in the months that earn it.
What is Rhythm's cancellation fee?
Rhythm's fixed-rate plans charge $0.00 to leave before the contract ends, and some charge $20.00 for every month left in the contract. The exact fee is on each plan's Electricity Facts Label, linked from every plan on this page. Under Texas rules you owe no fee if you switch in the last 14 days of a fixed-term contract, or if you move and give the provider proof of the move.
Where does Rhythm sell electricity?
Rhythm sells plans in 5 parts of the Texas choice market: Dallas–Fort Worth (Oncor's delivery area, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington); Houston (CenterPoint Energy's delivery area, including Houston, Katy, Sugar Land); Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley (AEP Texas Central's delivery area, including Corpus Christi, Laredo, McAllen); Abilene and San Angelo (AEP Texas North's delivery area, including Abilene, San Angelo); League City, Texas City and other TNMP towns (TNMP's delivery area, including Lewisville, League City, Friendswood). The delivery utility, not the provider, owns the wires where you live, and every provider's plans in an area pay it the same delivery charge.
Does Rhythm pay WattaWatt?
No. Rhythm doesn't pay us, and neither does any other provider. We track and price every plan the same way.
Does Rhythm have free-nights or variable-rate plans?
Yes. Listed but not ranked: 1 time-of-use plan ("free nights" and the like), priced by the time of day or week, which a monthly bill doesn't show; and 1 variable-rate plan, with a price that can change every month, so a year ahead can't be priced from today's rate. They're on this page with their labels, marked "Not ranked", so you can see Rhythm's whole lineup; the rankings cover its 65 fixed-rate plans we can price from monthly usage.
Does Rhythm sell small-business plans?
Yes. Rhythm publishes 30 small-business plans with an Electricity Facts Label in Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Corpus Christi, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley, Abilene and San Angelo, League City, Texas City and other TNMP towns, for accounts of 10 kW or less. They're a lineup of their own, priced here with each utility's small-commercial delivery charges and before sales tax, and our small-business rates page ranks them against every other provider's. Larger accounts, with a demand charge on the bill, are quoted by phone.
Rates where Rhythm sells
Every plan from every provider, priced the same way, for the cities in each area.
4Change Energy
AE Texas
AP Gas & Electric
Abundance Energy
Ambit Energy
Amigo Energy
Atlantex Power
BKV Energy
Base Power
Branch Energy
Budget Power
Champion Energy