FREE ENERGY QUOTE HOTLINE
Your energy bill, read correctly for once.
EELECTRIC compares electric and gas plans in your area, checks you against green energy options, and tells you the real number over the phone — no account logins, no confusing rate tables.
Licensed energy advisors answer every call. Quotes are free and there's no obligation to switch.
THE PROCESS
Three calls' worth of homework, done in one.
Most people never compare energy suppliers because it means calling your utility, then a supplier, then reading a rate sheet nobody explains. We collapsed that into a single phone call.
Tell us your zip code and provider
An advisor pulls up the electric and gas suppliers licensed to serve your address, along with current market rates for your area.
Hear your options side by side
We read out two or three real plans that fit your usage — fixed rate, variable rate, or a green energy blend — and what each would cost on your actual bill.
Switch on the call, or don't
If a plan makes sense, we help you enroll right then. If nothing beats your current rate, we'll tell you that too and note when to check back.
WHAT WE HANDLE
Every part of the energy decision, in one call.
EELECTRIC advisors work across electric, gas, and renewable supply — so you're not bounced between separate hotlines for each utility.
Electric quotes
Fixed and variable-rate electric plans compared against what your current supplier is charging per kilowatt-hour.
Natural gas quotes
Heating and cooking gas rates checked for the winter and summer seasons, with plans that lock in a rate before peak months.
Green energy solutions
Wind, solar, and renewable-blend supply options from suppliers offering a certified green mix in your state.
Bill review
Read your last statement back to you in plain language — supply charge, delivery charge, taxes — so you know what's actually driving the total.
New service setup
Moving or opening service for the first time. We coordinate the start date so power and gas are live before you need them.
Plan switching
Already on a plan that's about to renew at a higher rate? We check the renewal terms and find a better one before it kicks in.
RENEWABLE OPTIONS
A green plan shouldn't cost you a mystery premium.
Renewable energy plans used to mean paying extra with no clear reason why. We only bring up green plans when the numbers hold up against your current rate — and we tell you exactly what portion of your supply comes from wind, solar, or other renewable sources.
- Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) backed supply, verified against state registries.
- Blended plans available where a 100% renewable rate isn't competitive yet.
- No long-term lock-in on most green plans — month-to-month options exist in many states.
Example supply mix from one available green plan. Actual mix varies by state and supplier — ask your advisor for your area's current options.
WHERE WE HELP
Coverage across regulated and deregulated markets.
In deregulated states you can choose your electric or gas supplier while your utility still handles delivery and outages. In regulated states, we focus on green energy add-on programs and bill assistance instead. Your advisor will tell you which applies to your address.
- Electric supply comparison
- Natural gas comparison
- Green & renewable plans
- New service setup
- Bill review & assistance
- Plan switching & renewals
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK ON THE CALL
Before you dial in
No. Your utility company still owns the wires and delivers your electricity or gas no matter who your supplier is. Switching only changes who you're billed by for the supply portion — the lights stay on through the transition.
Yes. Calling EELECTRIC and hearing your options costs nothing, and you're never required to switch or enroll in anything during the call.
Your zip code and current supplier name are usually enough to start. Having a recent bill nearby helps us give you a more exact comparison, but it isn't required.
In most deregulated states, yes. Your advisor will explain any contract terms, early termination details, or rate guarantees tied to a specific plan before you agree to anything.
Yes, as long as the account is or will be in your name. If a landlord currently covers utilities directly, let the advisor know and they'll explain your options.
Ready to hear your actual number?
Call now and an advisor will walk through your options in one conversation.