Half your electricity bill is negotiable. Most Houston businesses never negotiate it.

Texas K Energy is an independent broker in Houston. We read what you are paying now, take your usage to the 25+ retail providers we hold agreements with, and tell you plainly whether moving is worth it. For your business and for your home.

Or call 832-573-8546 — Nisa Hunain answers.

Your monthly statement ESI ID · CenterPoint
Supply charges Energy charge · your retail provider's rate
We shop this
TDU delivery charges CenterPoint poles, wires, meter reads
Regulated · identical everywhere
Taxes & assessments State and local, set by statute
Fixed by law
Amount due — — —
Only the top band moves when you switch supplier. A broker who talks about lowering "your bill" without separating the two is either careless or selling. How CenterPoint charges work

Two markets, one phone number

A commercial contract and a residential plan are priced, structured and regulated differently. We work both, and we do not pretend they are the same job.

How it works

Four steps. The first one is the only one that takes your time.

  1. 1

    Send a recent bill

    One PDF or a photo. It carries your ESI ID, twelve months of usage, your current rate and your contract end date — everything needed to price your account properly, without a discovery call.

  2. 2

    We read what you have

    Before shopping anything we tell you what you are actually on: fixed or variable, when it ends, whether leaving early costs you, and how much of your bill is supply at all. Sometimes the answer is that your contract is fine.

  3. 3

    We take it to the market

    Your usage goes to the providers we hold agreements with, on the same day, with the same data. They compete on price and terms rather than on who called you first.

  4. 4

    You choose, and we handle the switch

    We put the offers side by side in plain language, flag the terms worth caring about, and process the paperwork with the winning provider. Your power never goes out and CenterPoint keeps delivering it.

Why an independent broker in Houston

Four things that are true of us and are not true of most of the sites you will land on searching for a Texas electricity rate.

Houston, not statewide

We work one metro and one utility. That means we know which addresses in The Woodlands cannot switch at all, and which Katy warehouses have the load factor to price well.

You talk to the owner

Nisa Hunain has 5+ years in Texas retail electricity and takes the calls. There is no call centre, no lead handoff and no rotating account manager.

Business and home

Most brokers do commercial and ignore households. If you own a Houston business, the same person can sort your building and your house.

We say how we are paid

A per-kWh fee inside the supply contract, remitted by the winning provider. It is on its own page with the conflict of interest spelled out, because "free" is not an answer.

Across the Houston metro

Every city below sits in CenterPoint Energy's deregulated territory, so businesses and households there can choose their supplier. Parts of Montgomery County cannot — we say so rather than selling you something you are not eligible for.

Straight answers

What does a broker do that I cannot do myself?
You can absolutely call retail providers yourself. What a broker does is call all of them at once, with your actual usage data formatted the way they price against, and then read the contracts that come back — the term, the tolerance band, the early termination fee, the pass-through language. The rate is the easy part to compare. The terms are where the difference usually hides.
What does it cost me?
Nothing. We are paid by the retail provider that wins your business, as a small per-kWh fee built into the supply contract. We publish exactly how that works and what it means for you, because "our service is free" on its own is not an honest answer.
Will my power be interrupted when I switch?
No. Switching supplier is a billing change, not a physical one. CenterPoint Energy still owns the wires and the meter, still delivers your power, and still restores it after a storm. Nothing is disconnected and nobody visits your property.
Why will you not publish your rates?
Because any number we published would be one we could not honour. Texas supply prices move daily and depend on your usage pattern, your location, your credit and the day you sign. A rate on a website is either stale, or it is a teaser attached to conditions you will not read. Send a bill and we will tell you a real number for your account.
Do you handle homes as well as businesses?
Yes, and that is deliberate. Most brokers do commercial only and treat households as an afterthought. If you run a business in Houston, we will look at your shop and your house — they are different markets and we treat them differently, but they are the same phone call.
How quickly can something actually change?
If your current contract has expired and you are on a month-to-month holdover rate, a switch takes effect on your next meter read — usually inside one billing cycle. If you are mid-contract, the usual move is to lock a new rate now with a start date the day your current term ends.

Send one bill. Get a straight answer.

We read what you are on now, take it to the providers we hold agreements with, and tell you whether it is worth moving. If it is not, we say so.

Start with your bill Call 832-573-8546

No cost, no obligation. Monday–Friday, 8:00am–6:00pm CT.