Time-of-use plans charge different rates depending on the time of day, with higher peak and lower off-peak pricing. They reward households that can shift usage away from peak hours. Learn how the pricing works.

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A time-of-use plan sets different energy rates for different times of day, typically a higher peak rate and a lower off-peak rate.
The plan pays off when you can shift meaningful usage into off-peak windows. If most of your usage happens during peak hours, a simpler fixed-rate plan may cost less.
Time-of-use pricing ties your rate to the clock. Knowing your peak and off-peak windows is essential to understanding your bill.
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.
A locked energy charge for the full contract term. The most predictable plan structure.
View plan typePlans that apply a credit once your monthly usage reaches a set threshold.
View plan typeTime-of-use plans with free or discounted electricity during overnight hours.
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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