Opening a store or renewing a lease? Compare electricity offers against your trading hours, account setup and plans for the space.
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Voltcheckr LLCPUCT-registered broker BR260102
Over 100,000 kWh a year?
Customer story
~24%
lower supply rate than the previous tenant's
Burleson, Texas · 24-month fixed rate
Why ask suppliers for a price when they can bid for your contract?
Accounts over 100,000 kWh a year can apply for a reverse auction. One account's historical result; savings vary by account and market.
See how the auction worked →How it works
Add your usage and when you need service.
Check the rate, contract length and what is included.
Continue online where available, or get help.
Costs and contracts
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| Type | What to know when you compare |
|---|---|
| Apparel or general retail | Store hours, cooling and lighting |
| Convenience or grocery | Coolers and freezers that run around the clock |
| Shopping center owner | Common-area meters, parking lot lighting and each meter's renewal date |
For accounts over 100,000 kWh a year
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Voltcheckr reviews your application and usually contacts you within the hour, 7am–7pm CT, Monday–Saturday, to set up the terms you want.
You get each bid by email as it comes in, usually over 4 to 5 business days, and offers tend to improve, most often on the last day.
Voltcheckr goes over that supplier's contract terms with you before you sign.
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Who we serve
Who does what
You choose the supplier. Your utility continues delivering power.
No separate fee: suppliers pay us a commission when a contract is signed.
Bring your comparison into one place. We help you review available supplier offers, check what each includes and understand the terms before you choose.
We use your bill and usage to prepare your quote, and share them with suppliers only with your authorization. We never sell your data.
Texas focus
Choice follows the service address and the utility named on the bill, never the city name alone.
Rates priced for your utility, your renewal month and, with a bill, your usage.
Fixed supply rates, each with its supplier, term and start month. No supplier conditions attached.
Pick an emailed rate and sign up on our site with your yearly usage or a recent bill (some plans need the bill). The supplier's contract then comes by email to sign.
Emails start about 90 days before your contract ends, or right away if it is closer, so you can renew before it rolls to a month-to-month rate that can cost more.
Rates in your inbox before you renew. Stop anytime.
Broker disclosure: Voltcheckr LLC is an independent energy broker (Texas PUCT Broker Registration BR260102), not an energy supplier, with no affiliated supplier. The supplier you choose pays us a referral commission, and you contract directly with that supplier. You can stop using Voltcheckr at any time at no cost. By continuing you acknowledge our broker disclosures.
No separate fee: suppliers pay us a commission when a contract is signed. It is a per-kWh amount inside the rate the supplier quotes. Voltcheckr LLC is a PUCT-registered broker (BR260102), and the commission is paid by the supplier you choose. You see live supplier rates by ZIP, or send one bill for a quote, and you sign only with the supplier.
The average Texas commercial account paid 8.47¢ per kWh all-in, supply and delivery together, versus 14.53¢ nationally (EIA, 07/2026), and used about 9,701 kWh a month (EIA, through 2026). Supplier quotes may price supply alone, so they are not always directly comparable to that all-in average. That usage average mixes corner stores with hospitals, so any one business varies widely. Businesses in deregulated Texas territory choose their electricity supplier, and delivery stays with the local TDU with any supplier.
Roughly 4,000 to 90,000 kWh a month, depending on size and hours (our estimate, not a published statistic). Retail businesses and shopping centers carry significant lighting, HVAC, and refrigeration loads that run during extended operating hours, making electricity one of the larger occupancy costs a business can control.
Yes, in deregulated ERCOT territory, which covers most of Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and much of the state. Eligibility follows the service address and its utility: a municipal utility or an electric cooperative that has not opted into retail competition, such as Austin Energy or CPS Energy in San Antonio, does not offer that choice. Voltcheckr LLC (PUCT broker BR260102) shops the supply contract for you and charges no separate fee; the supplier you choose pays the commission.
Usually not. When the landlord holds the account, the landlord chooses the supplier. You can shop when the account is in your business's name, so check your bill and lease first.
Yes, where each location's account is in your name in Texas retail-choice territory. Locations can be priced as one bid or separately, and aligning their renewal dates makes a combined bid simpler.
Where the ZIP is in Texas retail-choice territory and live plans match your account, your plan options arrive by email within an hour; where none match, the account is priced by custom quote. Custom pricing is prepared the same business day when you ask inside advisor hours (7am–7pm CT, Monday–Saturday), otherwise the next business day.
Compare available rates and terms. Start with your business ZIP.
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