No confusion. No fine print. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you sign up to the moment your bill goes down.
Sign Up Free — It Takes Minutes →Every electricity bill is made up of two separate charges: delivery and supply. Understanding the difference is the key to understanding what Low Cost Power does.
Delivery is the cost of physically getting electricity to your home through the grid. Your local utility company handles this and it doesn't change no matter which supplier you use.
Supply is the cost of the electricity commodity itself. In deregulated states, you get to choose who supplies it and at what rate. That's where we come in.
Low Cost Power finds you a supply rate that meets or beats your utility's default rate.. Everything else about your electricity service stays exactly the same.
Before Low Cost Power
After Low Cost Power
*Illustrative example. Actual savings vary.
Here's every step of the process, in plain English.
Creating your Low Cost Power account takes just a few minutes. You'll provide some basic information about your home and your current electricity account so we know which utility serves you and what market you're in.
There's no credit card required, you can cancel anytime, and no obligation. The service is free and it stays free.
Our team continuously tracks electricity supply rates from licensed partner suppliers in your area. We compare available partner rates against your utility's current price-to-compare the benchmark rate your utility publishes so consumers can evaluate alternatives.
Rates shift with the market, the season, and other factors. We stay on top of these changes so you don't have to.
When we identify a supply rate fromone of our partners that meets or beats your utility's price-to-compare, we'll send you a notification by email. The notification will include clear details about the new rate, the supplier, and what you can expect your savings to be.
You stay informed and in control we explain everything before anything changes on your account.
Once a better rate is identified, we coordinate the supplier switch on your behalf. This is handled entirely behind the scenes. There's no paperwork for you to sign, no phone calls to make, and no forms to fill out.
The switch typically takes effect within 1–2 billing cycles. Your electricity continues to be delivered by your utility company without any interruption. The only thing that changes is which company supplies your electricity and what rate appears on your bill.
Switching suppliers changes less than you think.
Lights, appliances, heating — all uninterrupted. Not even a flicker during the switch.
Your local utility still delivers power to your home, reads your meter, and handles outages.
You still receive a bill from your utility. You may see the new supplier listed, but it's the same process.
If your power goes out, call your utility company. That number on your bill doesn't change.
The plans we source have no early termination fees. You're never stuck.
Low Cost Power is free to you — now, and always. Our service costs you nothing.
For most of electricity's history, your utility company did everything: generated power, delivered it through power lines, and charged you for all of it. There was no choice.
Energy deregulation changed that. In states like Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and New Jersey, the government separated the electricity delivery business from the electricity supply business. Now, independent suppliers can compete to sell you the electricity commodity itself — at a lower price — while your utility still handles the physical delivery.
The result? You have the right to shop for a better supply rate. The problem is most people never do because it's confusing and time-consuming. Low Cost Power exists to remove both of those barriers.
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