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Before you switch to Energy Texas
- Company
- Rhythm Ops, LLC (PUCT certificate #10279), per its Electricity Facts Label. Rhythm Ops, LLC holds the certificate; Energy Texas is the name it sells under.
- Phone
- 1-888-512-0330 (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 Energy Texas 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.
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.
Energy Texas is a Houston-based retail electricity brand of Rhythm Ops, LLC, the company that also sells plans as Rhythm Energy. Public Utility Commission of Texas records list Energy Texas as an assumed name on Rhythm Ops's certificate (#10279), added in 2024 after a different provider that had used the name gave it up. The plans TrueBill has tracked since December 2025 have all been fixed-rate with a $0 base charge, most of them in a line Energy Texas calls No Bull, with the term in the name (No Bull 12, No Bull 36).
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Current Energy Texas Plans (5)
Every publicly listed Energy Texas 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)| Plan | Term | Type | 500 kWh | 1,000 kWh | 2,000 kWh | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Bull 3 | 3 mo | Fixed | 10.9–13.8¢ | 10.5–13.0¢ | 10.4–12.7¢ | −$5/mo with Auto Pay and paperless billing · $20/mo remaining cancel fee |
| No Bull 6 | 6 mo | Fixed | 11.0–14.0¢ | 10.6–13.2¢ | 10.5–12.9¢ | −$5/mo with Auto Pay and paperless billing · $20/mo remaining cancel fee |
| No Bull 12 | 12 mo | Fixed | 11.8–14.9¢ | 11.4–14.1¢ | 11.3–13.8¢ | −$5/mo with Auto Pay and paperless billing · $20/mo remaining cancel fee |
| No Bull 24 | 24 mo | Fixed | 13.2–16.2¢ | 12.8–15.4¢ | 12.7–15.1¢ | −$5/mo with Auto Pay and paperless billing · 24-mo term · $20/mo remaining cancel fee |
| No Bull 36 | 36 mo | Fixed | 13.5–16.5¢ | 13.1–15.7¢ | 13.0–15.4¢ | −$5/mo with Auto Pay and paperless billing · 36-mo term · $20/mo remaining cancel fee |
EFL average prices in cents/kWh, including delivery charges. Ranges reflect different delivery (TDSP) territories. Prices assume no Auto Pay or paperless billing, so a credit that needs either is left out and a fee charged without them is included; both are noted with the plan. Where a Energy Texas 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.
Energy Texas vs. the cheapest plan in each delivery area
Energy Texas's best showing at 1,000 kWh is No Bull 6, #17 of 118 plans in AEP Texas North territory and about $47 a month more than the cheapest plan there. Of its 5 plans in our data, 0 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.
| Delivery area | Energy Texas's best plan | Est. bill | Rank | Cheapest plan there | Est. bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AEP Texas Central | No Bull 3 | $106/mo | 18 of 116 | Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC) | $57/mo |
| AEP Texas North | No Bull 6 | $108/mo | 17 of 118 | SimpleSaver 12 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC) | $60/mo |
| CenterPoint | No Bull 6 | $112/mo | 18 of 121 | Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC) | $62/mo |
| Oncor | No Bull 6 | $116/mo | 20 of 124 | Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC) | $62/mo |
| TNMP | No Bull 3 | $130/mo | 19 of 122 | Simple Saver 3 (AP GAS & ELECTRIC (TX) LLC) | $80/mo |
Early Termination Fees
We have verified the cancellation fee for 5 of 5 listed Energy Texas plans: $20 per month remaining on the contract. 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 Energy Texas Offers
In today's listings: 5 Energy Texas plans are publicly listed in our data right now — all fixed-rate with no bill credits or time-of-use windows.
Energy Texas's plans have come in two structures. The No Bull plans, along with September Savin' 6 in August 2026, have paired one fixed energy rate with a $0 base charge and a $5.00 monthly Auto Pay & Paperless Credit, so their EFL averages at 500 and 2,000 kWh have stayed within half a cent of each other. The Lone Saver plans, last captured in October 2026, offset a higher energy rate with a usage credit at 1,000 kWh. Energy Texas's website has also marketed differently named fixed plans, such as Come & Take It 12, that have not appeared in the state feed we track. Use the live table to see which plans are listed now, then read that version's EFL.
Contract Options
In today's listings: Contract lengths listed right now: 3, 6, 12, 24, and 36 months.
Energy Texas has listed fixed terms of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 24 and 36 months since TrueBill's tracking began in December 2025, with the term written into the plan name. No Bull 12 and No Bull 36 have been listed throughout that period and No Bull 24 since late April 2026; the shorter terms have rotated in and out, and September Savin' 6, listed for a week in August 2026, required a September start date. Energy Texas's FAQ says renewal reminders start 60 days before a contract ends, and a customer who doesn't renew moves to the variable-rate plan offered to new customers.
Does Energy Texas Use Bill Credits?
In today's listings: No bill-credit plans appear in Energy Texas's listings right now.
Usage credits have appeared only in the Lone Saver plans. The Lone Saver 12 and The Lone Saver 24, listed from December 2025 to May 2026, applied a $100 credit in billing cycles with 1,000 kWh or more; The Lone Saver Plus 12, listed from late May to early October 2026, applied $125 at the same threshold. On the same EFL, the 500 kWh average ran 1.8 to 3.1 times the 1,000 kWh figure, and the 2,000 kWh average was 4.8 to 6.4 cents higher than at 1,000 kWh, because a flat credit covers less of each kWh as use rises. The No Bull plans have carried no usage credit or minimum-usage fee.
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 Energy Texas's listings right now.
Free-nights, free-weekends and other time-of-use plans have not been part of Energy Texas's catalog: none of the plan versions TrueBill has tracked since December 2025 was flagged as time-of-use or prepaid in the state feed, and the EFLs we've read price every kWh at one energy rate.
Renewable Positioning
Energy Texas's FAQ says its plans are "backed by 100% renewable energy" and that it sells "only 100% renewable energy." Every plan version TrueBill has tracked was listed at 100% renewable content in the state feed, and the No Bull 12 EFL we read stated "100% renewable" against a 37.2% statewide average. Its EFLs have also said Energy Texas does not purchase distributed renewable generation, such as excess power from rooftop solar. Renewable claims don't mean a home is served by a separate grid.
What to Check Before Picking a Energy Texas Plan
Every Energy Texas EFL TrueBill has captured has built a $5.00 monthly Auto Pay & Paperless Credit into its average prices. The EFL drops it in any cycle where you stop Auto Pay or paperless billing, don't keep a valid email address on file, or an Auto Pay failure makes your latest bill overdue. Without it, a 500 kWh month costs about 1¢ per kWh more than the label shows. TrueBill's estimates and plan tables leave the credit out and note it with each plan.
Energy Texas's cancellation fee has been $20 for each whole month left on the contract rather than a flat amount. Leaving a No Bull 36 plan with 30 whole months left would cost $600, while a 3-month plan's fee can't exceed $60. Count the months that would remain on the date you might leave.
Energy Texas's FAQ says a customer who doesn't renew moves to its variable-rate plan. The variable-rate history on its website showed Free Range at 21.0¢ to 26.3¢ per kWh at 1,000 kWh from September 2025 to September 2026, against 9.5¢ to 16.8¢ for No Bull plans in TrueBill's records. Shorter terms reach that date sooner.
Energy Texas's website has marketed plans named Come & Take It 12, Bigger Than Texas 24 and Inflation Fix 36, with prices quoted at 2,000 kWh a month, while its Power to Choose listings have used the No Bull names. Read the EFL for the specific plan you would sign and compare it at your own usage.
Who Energy Texas May & May Not Fit
- Lower-usage homes, or homes whose usage swings by season, that want a fixed rate with no base charge and no usage-credit threshold (the No Bull line)
- Households already set up for Auto Pay and paperless billing, which the EFL averages assume
- Shoppers who want a short fixed term: at $20 per remaining month, a 3-month plan's exit fee tops out at $60
- Anyone who doesn't want Auto Pay or paperless billing: without the $5.00 credit, each bill is $5 higher than the EFL averages assume
- Shoppers who may leave a 24- or 36-month plan early, since the per-month fee can run to several hundred dollars
- Shoppers looking for free-nights, time-of-use, prepaid or solar-buyback options, none of which Energy Texas has listed in the history we've tracked
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 Energy Texas Plans Are Listed
Energy Texas's current listings appear in 5 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 Energy Texas
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