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Also Direct Energy has been great for us over the last decade. We usually sign up for 24months to 36 months everything and have always been on their Free Weekends Plan, which starts at Friday 6PM and goes till Sunday 11:59PM.
You are very unlikely to come across 12 month plans with good rates or Free Weekeends/Nights offers.
I always did TXU (5 years ago before I had to get on a co-op). They had plans that worked best for me (free nights and weekends) because at the time I was working in an office or on the road M-Th.
Recommend using texaspowerguide.com. All the data is up on power to choose (the official website from the utility commision) however some scummy providers have gotten wise to how power to choose displays the data and have crafted some diseptive plans. Lots of companies have gimmicks to appear the cheapest but this is a tool that relies on pure data
Also if you are cheap and don't want to pay the $10, you can usually backend to figure out what the plan is on powertochoose, or if you are technically oriented it is possible to Crack the password protection on his Excel spreadsheet
Look into EnergyOgre. We have used the service for years and have recommended it to family members, friends and coworkers.
It’s a subscription service where you pay $10 a month. Energy Ogre uses algorithms to determine your best provider. They take care of all the sign-ups and switching. You fill out basic info online. Very helpful service and lower than average energy bills.
I highly recommend!
I went to recommend energyogre as well. They have found providers for me that I didn't know serviced my area. We charge 3 electric cars and an electric motorcycle so we have really seen the advantage of going with them.
Overall our rates have dropped about 20% since we started using them. The constantly monitor your usage, including time of day, and then suggest a plan that will work best depending on when and how much you use.
I like Champion. Your rates probably won't get cheaper though. It's expensive out here lol
Varsity has cheap rates. I would've went with them but Chamipon cancellation fee is steep.