Texas businesses are overpaying for electricity. We'll show you by how much — free.
Send us one recent bill. We read it line by line, compare real offers from select providers, and lay the numbers side by side, at no cost to you.
- Independent, we work for you
- No obligation
- Support after the sale
Per kWh. A real comparison from one of our bill reviews: a Texas business's current rate of 11.7¢ against the Gexa offer of 6.9¢ we put in front of them, a difference of about $96 a month across three meters.
One recent bill review — results vary by business, usage, and timing.All it takes to start.
Texas business in a deregulated market.
Local family team.
The review, comparison and advice cost you nothing. The providers pay Evolved.
Everything starts with your current bill
Pick a door. Every path is free, and every recommendation comes with the numbers side by side so you can see the math yourself.
Bill Review
Send one recent bill to start. We walk it line by line: energy charges, delivery charges, taxes, and the terms in the fine print.
Start with a billSide-by-Side Comparison
Your current rate against real offers from select providers, shown as monthly and annual cost, with energy kept apart from delivery charges and taxes.
Compare my optionsFixed-Rate Agreements
Lock a known rate for the term that fits your business and budget without surprises. 36 months is where most clients start.
See fixed optionsHybrid Index
Index most of the time, fixed when conditions justify it. The quoted historical energy average already includes the adder.
How hybrid worksThe rest of the story, one page at a time
Any business in a deregulated Texas market
Restaurants, hotels, churches, medical offices and more. Examples, not a limit.
See who we help Our ApproachReview, compare, recommend, stay connected
Four steps, clear numbers, and no push to sign before you're ready.
See how it works ResourcesYour bill, explained
ESI IDs, TDSP charges, fixed or index, renewals: plain answers to what business owners ask us.
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Meet the familyHow each option works
Fixed-rate agreements
One energy rate for the whole term. Easy to budget, and protected if market prices rise.
36 months is where most clients start. We show you the shorter and longer terms the providers offer next to it, so you can weigh rate against flexibility.
Hybrid index
Your rate follows the wholesale market most of the time, and moves to fixed pricing when conditions justify it.
The quoted historical energy average already includes the adder. Delivery (TDSP) charges and taxes are shown separately, never folded into that number.
What a comparison shows you
- Energy charges, side by side, as monthly and annual cost
- Delivery (TDSP) charges, listed on their own
- Taxes and fees, listed on their own
- The term, the start date and anything in the fine print
Who does what
Evolved Energy compares and advises. We are your consultant, not your provider.
The electricity provider supplies the power and bills you. No cost to you. We're paid by the energy providers we work with.
Any business in a deregulated Texas market
If your business pays a commercial electricity bill in a deregulated part of Texas, we can review it. A few of the businesses we work with:
These are examples, not a list. Salons, gyms, offices, shops and more: if you pay a commercial bill, send it over.
Request a Bill Review →Four steps, no pressure at any of them
From the first bill you send us to the heads-up before renewal, the process stays the same: clear numbers, plain language, and no push to sign before you're ready.
The right plan. A real person. Service after the sale.
Review
We read your current bill and agreement: rate, usage, ESI ID, delivery charges, and when your term actually ends.
Compare
We price your usage with select providers and lay the options next to what you pay now, monthly and annual.
Recommend
You get a straight recommendation, fixed, hybrid, or stay put, with the reasoning in plain language.
Stay Connected
After you sign, we stay in your corner: questions, issues, and a heads-up well before renewal time.
We're paid by the energy providers we work with. Evolved Energy is your consultant, not your provider: our job is your side of the table.
Your bill, explained
The questions every Texas business owner asks us, in plain language. The first answer is open below; tap any other question to open it.
How do I read my commercial electricity bill?
Most Texas business bills have the same building blocks, even if every provider lays them out differently:
- ESI ID: the long number that identifies your meter. Each meter has its own.
- Billing period and usage: the dates the meter was read and how many kWh you used.
- Energy charge: your rate per kWh times your usage. This is the part you can shop.
- TDSP delivery charges: what the local utility charges to bring power to your building.
- Taxes and fees: sales tax, gross receipts, and other line items.
What are TDSP charges, and can I lower them?
TDSP stands for Transmission and Distribution Service Provider: the utility that owns the poles and wires in your area, such as Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas or TNMP.
Every provider passes those charges through at the same regulated rates, so switching providers does not change them. A fair comparison keeps delivery apart from the energy rate.
Fixed or index: which is right for my business?
Fixed: one energy rate for the whole term. Easy to budget, protected if prices rise. 36 months is where most clients start.
Index: your rate follows the wholesale market plus a set adder. It can cost less over time, and it can spike in a hot summer or a winter storm.
Hybrid index: index most of the time, fixed when conditions justify it.
What is a future-dated agreement?
A new agreement signed today that starts the day your current one ends. It lets you lock in a rate months ahead without leaving the agreement you have now early.
When should I start thinking about my renewal?
About six months before your agreement ends. That gives you time to watch the market and lock in a future start date when the price is right.
Wait too long and a business often rolls onto a month-to-month or holdover rate, usually well above a negotiated one.
Is there a fee to leave my current agreement early?
It depends on your agreement. Some have one and some do not, and providers calculate them differently, so we never assume. We check your own agreement, or with your provider, before recommending anything.
If there is a fee, we weigh it against the savings, and against a future-dated agreement that starts when your current one ends.
A father, his sons, and one standard: treat every customer like a neighbor.
- Veteran-owned and family-owned.
- Based in Round Rock, serving businesses across deregulated Texas markets.
- Known for what happens after the sale: questions, issues, and a heads-up before renewal.
Family-owned in Round Rock. In it for the long haul.
Evolved Energy is a veteran-owned, family-owned business built on a simple idea: a business owner should understand exactly what they're paying for power, and have someone local to call after the agreement is signed, not just before.
We can serve any business in a deregulated Texas market, across Round Rock and well beyond.
Two family companies, one goal: Evolved Energy serves you, and Bell Investment Group is the family name behind it.
Your next bill could be lower.
Let's find out by how much.
Send us one recent bill. We'll break it down and show you the comparison, free, and with no obligation to switch.