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AP Gas & Electric Electricity Plans & Rates

An independent look at AP Gas & Electric's current Texas plans, compared by estimated monthly cost with delivery charges included.

Rates updated , from each plan's Electricity Facts Label.

Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.

Before you switch to AP Gas & Electric

Company
AP Gas & Electric (TX), LLC (PUCT certificate #10105), per its Electricity Facts Label.
Phone
1-866-876-8909 (enrollment line, as listed on Power to Choose; checked November 15, 2026). TrueBill can't take enrollments or account questions.
How to switch
Sign up with AP Gas & Electric directly; it arranges the switch, and your current plan ends when the new service starts. Check your current plan's early termination fee first: Texas rules waive it in the last 14 days of a contract and when you move. Your local delivery utility keeps delivering your power either way.
AP Gas & Electric at a Glance
5
Active plans listed
in our public data
5.7–14.8¢
Rate range at 1,000 kWh
EFL average price
3, 12, 14, 24
Contract lengths
months
6
Delivery areas
of 6 delivery territories

Publicly listed residential plans with valid pricing data, from the state plan feed. Plan data updated November 15, 2026. Confirm current rates with the provider before enrolling.

AP Gas & Electric (APG&E) is a privately held retail electricity provider headquartered in Houston. According to the company, it was founded by small business owners and entered the Texas market in 2004, serving homes and small businesses before expanding to other states. The Texas residential plans TrueBill has tracked have all been fixed-rate, split between flat TrueClassic plans and bill-credit Saver plans, so the same brand can price very differently depending on monthly usage.

TrueBill Energy is an independent comparison site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AP Gas & Electric. TrueBill Energy does not currently receive compensation from retail electric providers. If referral or affiliate compensation is introduced in the future, it will be clearly disclosed and will never affect plan rankings. See how we make money.

Current AP Gas & Electric Plans (5)

Every publicly listed AP Gas & Electric residential plan in our data, with EFL average prices at the three standard usage levels. Plan data updated November 15, 2026.

PUCT complaint score

Unavailable - no verified reporting-entity match in this report.

Size-adjusted complaint activity; 5 means the lowest complaint rate. This is not a finding that complaints were upheld, a power-reliability score, or PUCT endorsement. It does not affect price ranking.

Official PUCT report (latest publication)
PlanTermType500 kWh1,000 kWh2,000 kWhNotes
Simple Saver 33 moFixed18.5–22.3¢5.7–9.8¢11.8–16.1¢Credit cliff at 1,000 kWh
SimpleSaver 1212 moFixed18.7–22.2¢5.9–8.9¢12.0–14.8¢Credit cliff at 1,000 kWh
TrueClassic 1212 moFixed11.8–15.1¢11.5–14.3¢11.3–13.9¢$125 cancel fee
True Classic 1414 moFixed11.9–15.1¢11.6–14.3¢11.4–13.9¢
TrueClassic 2424 moFixed12.3–15.6¢12.0–14.8¢11.8–14.4¢$175 cancel fee

EFL average prices in cents/kWh, including delivery charges. Ranges reflect different delivery (TDSP) territories. Where a AP Gas & Electric plan is listed without pricing, our review of its pricing formula isn't complete and we don't estimate it. Confirm current rates and terms with the provider before enrolling.

Average prices hide plan-structure differences — a bill-credit plan and a flat-rate plan can share a 1,000 kWh price and behave very differently at your usage. The compare tool estimates every plan at your actual monthly kWh.

AP Gas & Electric vs. the cheapest plan in each delivery area

AP Gas & Electric's Simple Saver 3 is the cheapest standard-priced plan at 1,000 kWh in Oncor territory, about $62 a month. Of its 5 plans in our data, 2 use a bill credit, which applies only inside the usage range its EFL sets, and 0 charge a minimum-usage fee below a usage floor. Cancellation fees we have reviewed are listed below; check the EFL for the rest.

Estimated bills at 1,000 kWh among standard-priced plans in each delivery area, ranked the same way as the comparison tool, with delivery charges, base charges and bill credits included. Rank counts every standard-priced plan in that area. Rates updated .
Delivery areaAP Gas & Electric's best planEst. billRankCheapest plan thereEst. bill
AEP Texas CentralSimple Saver 3$57/mo1 of 116Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$57/mo
AEP Texas NorthSimpleSaver 12$60/mo1 of 118SimpleSaver 12 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$60/mo
CenterPointSimple Saver 3$62/mo1 of 121Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$62/mo
Lubbock Power & LightSimpleSaver 12$76/mo1 of 64SimpleSaver 12 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$76/mo
OncorSimple Saver 3$62/mo1 of 124Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$62/mo
TNMPSimple Saver 3$80/mo1 of 122Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC)$80/mo

Early Termination Fees

We have verified the cancellation fee for 2 of 5 listed AP Gas & Electric plans: $125 flat; $175 flat. For the others, the fee isn't verified in our data. Some fees are flat; others are charged per month remaining on the contract, which changes the math substantially. The exact amount and structure are stated in each plan's EFL and Terms of Service — confirm there before enrolling. Moving to a new address generally lets you exit a Texas contract without a fee when you provide proof of the move.

Plan Structures AP Gas & Electric Offers

In today's listings: 5 AP Gas & Electric plans are publicly listed in our data right now, including 2 with minimum-usage bill credits.

APG&E's Texas plans have typically come in two families. TrueClassic plans (sometimes written True Classic) use a single fixed energy rate with no bill credit, and the EFLs we've captured have shown a $0 base charge, so their average price moves only slightly between 500 and 2,000 kWh. The Saver plans, which first appeared in the state feed we track in July 2026, keep a fixed energy rate and add a usage-based bill credit. Use the live table to see which family a plan belongs to, then read that version's EFL.

Contract Options

In today's listings: Contract lengths listed right now: 3, 12, 14, and 24 months.

APG&E has listed a wide range of fixed terms: 3, 4, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 24 and 36 months have all appeared since our tracking began in December 2025, usually with the term written into the plan name (TrueClassic 12, Bonus Saver 3). TrueClassic 12 and 24 have been listed throughout that period; the other lengths have rotated in and out. Under APG&E's Terms of Service, a contract that ends without a renewal moves to a month-to-month variable Holdover Rate, so a 3- or 4-month term reaches that point quickly.

Does AP Gas & Electric Use Bill Credits?

In today's listings: 2 of AP Gas & Electric's listed plans use a minimum-usage bill credit ($125/month at a 1,000 kWh usage threshold). On Simple Saver 3's current EFL, the average price works out to 18.5–22.3¢ at 500 kWh vs 5.7–9.8¢ at 1,000 kWh — the same plan on different sides of its credit threshold.

In the history TrueBill has tracked, bill credits first appeared in July 2026. SimpleSaver 12 and Simple Saver 3 have applied a $125 credit in billing cycles with at least 1,000 kWh of usage; Bonus Saver 3 has applied a $100 credit at 2,000 kWh or more. Below the threshold the credit does not apply: on the SimpleSaver plans, the EFL average price at 500 kWh has typically been about three times the 1,000 kWh figure. Model your lowest-usage months before relying on the credit.

How bill credits work, with a worked example from today's plans

Free Nights & Time-of-Use

In today's listings: No free-period or time-of-use plans appear in AP Gas & Electric's listings right now.

Free-nights and other time-of-use plans have not been part of APG&E's Texas catalog: none of the plan versions TrueBill has tracked since December 2025 was flagged as time-of-use, and the EFLs we've read price every kWh at one energy rate.

Renewable Positioning

APG&E's website says it offers 100% renewable products and describes buying union-built solar energy from a site near Brownwood, Texas, through a partnership with SPG Brokerage. The Texas plans TrueBill has tracked in the state feed have disclosed about 6% renewable content (5.85% on the EFLs we read), so check the renewable-content line on the specific plan's EFL rather than relying on the brand's marketing.

What to Check Before Picking a AP Gas & Electric Plan

The credit threshold decides which benchmark looks low

SimpleSaver plans clear their $125 credit at 1,000 kWh, so their lowest EFL average sits in the 1,000 kWh column. Bonus Saver 3's $100 credit starts at 2,000 kWh, so its 1,000 kWh average carries no credit at all. Compare each plan at the usage level closest to your own months.

A month under 1,000 kWh loses the whole credit

On SimpleSaver EFLs, the 500 kWh average has typically been around three times the 1,000 kWh figure. A mild-weather month at 900 kWh pays the full energy rate and delivery charges with no credit.

Short terms roll onto a variable Holdover Rate

APG&E has listed 3- and 4-month fixed terms. When a contract ends without a renewal, its Terms of Service move it to a month-to-month Holdover Rate with no limit on how much the rate can change between billing cycles. You can leave a Holdover Rate without penalty, but note the end date.

Read the cancellation fee on the EFL

APG&E's fees have been flat dollar amounts: $125 to $175 on the EFLs TrueBill has verified, higher on longer terms. The state feed's fee field has not always matched the EFL: one SimpleSaver 12 offer showed $125 in the feed and $150 on its EFL. Use the label.

Who AP Gas & Electric May & May Not Fit

May fit
  • Homes that use at least 1,000 kWh in every billing cycle and want a fixed rate with a bill credit
  • Shoppers who prefer a flat fixed rate with no base charge and no credit threshold (the TrueClassic line)
  • Shoppers looking for an off-cycle term to move a renewal date away from summer
May not fit
  • Smaller homes and apartments relying on a SimpleSaver credit: any month under 1,000 kWh loses the full $125
  • Shoppers looking for free-nights, time-of-use or prepaid plans, none of which APG&E has listed in the Texas history we've tracked
  • Anyone choosing a 3- or 4-month term without planning for the month-to-month Holdover Rate that follows

Based on the plans available in our data today — provider catalogs change. Rank plans by estimated cost at your usage rather than by brand.

Where AP Gas & Electric Plans Are Listed

AP Gas & Electric's current listings appear in all 6 deregulated delivery territories. Your delivery utility (TDSP) is fixed by your address and charges the same regulated delivery rates no matter which provider you pick — TrueBill includes them in every estimate.

Frequently Asked Questions About AP Gas & Electric

How do APG&E's SimpleSaver and Bonus Saver bill credits work?
The credit applies in billing cycles where usage reaches the threshold printed on the plan's EFL. SimpleSaver 12 and Simple Saver 3 have used a $125 credit at 1,000 kWh or more; Bonus Saver 3 has used a $100 credit at 2,000 kWh or more. In a cycle below the threshold you pay the energy rate and delivery charges with no credit. See how bill credit plans work for the threshold math.
Does AP Gas & Electric charge a monthly base charge?
The APG&E EFLs we've captured have shown a $0.00 base charge: the price is a fixed energy rate plus your utility's delivery charges, which APG&E passes through without markup. Delivery charges include a fixed monthly amount, so the average price per kWh is still somewhat higher at 500 kWh than at 2,000 kWh. Confirm on the specific plan's EFL.
What is AP Gas & Electric's cancellation fee?
It depends on the plan and term. APG&E's fees have been flat dollar amounts rather than a per-month formula: $125 to $175 on the EFLs TrueBill has verified, higher on longer terms. Its Terms of Service waive the fee when you move and provide a forwarding address and proof you no longer live there, and a contract on the month-to-month Holdover Rate can be ended without penalty. APG&E's website also describes a 60-day window for new and renewing Texas residential customers to switch once to another eligible APG&E plan without a cancellation fee; that covers changing plans, not leaving APG&E. See early termination fees.
Where does AP Gas & Electric offer plans in Texas?
APG&E has listed plans in all five deregulated delivery territories: Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas North, AEP Texas Central and TNMP, and in the Lubbock Power & Light area. Enter your ZIP in the compare tool to see what's available at your address.
Is 866-876-8909 AP Gas & Electric's number?
Yes. 866-876-8909 is the enrollment line AP Gas & Electric lists on Power to Choose, the Public Utility Commission of Texas's plan comparison site; TrueBill last checked it on November 15, 2026. AP Gas & Electric is the brand of AP Gas & Electric (TX), LLC, which holds Public Utility Commission of Texas retail electric provider certificate #10105, per its Electricity Facts Label. TrueBill Energy is not AP Gas & Electric and does not enroll customers.

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Estimated costs are informational. Provider rates and plan terms may change. Confirm current details directly with the provider.