Bill credit plans reward you with a fixed credit once your monthly usage crosses a set threshold. They can lower your effective rate, but only when your usage lands in the qualifying range. Learn how they work and how to compare them.

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A bill credit electricity plan gives you a set dollar credit when your monthly usage reaches a specific threshold, such as 1,000 kWh.
The credit can meaningfully lower your effective rate, but if your usage falls short of the threshold you may not receive it, which makes low-usage months more expensive.
Bill credit plans layer a usage-based credit on top of an energy charge. Understanding the threshold is the key to knowing what you will actually pay.
This is one of several ways a Texas plan can be structured. Explore the other plan types below or on the Texas Electricity Plans hub.
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View plan typeTime-of-use plans with free or discounted electricity during overnight hours.
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View plan typePlans built for homes that charge an electric vehicle.
View plan typePay-as-you-go plans that skip traditional monthly billing.
View plan typeOptions to start service without a traditional upfront deposit.
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