Electricity
Compare cents per kWh, term length and green energy options where your state allows supplier choice.
Fixed & variable kWh
Price per therm, contract length, early termination fees and renewal terms — lined up side by side for the suppliers serving your utility territory. Your utility keeps delivering the gas.
An agent will confirm the rate for your exact address.
Your ZIP is used only to check availability. Nothing is enrolled at this step.
Offers compared from participating suppliers and utilities
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Tap a plan type to see how the rate behaves, what it costs to leave, and which household it suits.
Your supply rate per therm is locked for the whole term, usually 6 to 24 months. When January turns cold and market prices spike, your rate doesn't move.
A month-to-month rate that tracks the wholesale market. It often starts below fixed offers, then climbs in heating season when demand rises. No contract holds you in.
The gas in your pipes is identical. The supplier matches your usage with renewable natural gas certificates or carbon offsets, usually on a longer term at a small premium.
Move the two sliders to match your household. The gap between your utility's default rate and a fixed supplier rate is the only saving worth chasing.
A gas-heated family home typically lands between 700 and 1,000 therms a year.
This is the “price to compare” printed on your gas bill.
Switching to a 12-month fixed rate of $0.489 would cost you less over the year.
Supply charges only. Delivery charges, taxes and surcharges are the same either way, so they're left out. Illustrative sample rate — your actual offer is confirmed for your address before enrollment.
The rate is the headline. These four rows decide whether the headline holds.
| Fixed | Variable | Renewable | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rate can change mid-term | No | Monthly | No |
| Early termination fee | Usually applies | None | Usually applies |
| Protection from winter spikes | — | ||
| Best suited to | Owners staying put | Renters, short stays | Long-term, lower carbon |
Utility delivery charges are billed separately on every plan and are not affected by switching supplier.
Moving, or just tired of overpaying? The same ZIP code check covers the rest of the house.
Compare cents per kWh, term length and green energy options where your state allows supplier choice.
Fixed & variable kWhCable, fiber and fixed wireless plans plus channel packages — handy when you're setting up a new address.
Speeds by addressMonitored alarm and camera packages from national providers, quoted for your property type.
24/7 monitoringCoverage for furnaces, water heaters and appliances — worth pricing before the first cold snap.
Furnace & water heater
In deregulated states your bill splits into two parts. Delivery stays with your local utility — the pipes, the meter, the emergency crew, the regulated charge. Supply is the gas itself, and that part is open to competition.
Switching supplier means no new equipment, no trench in the yard, no gap in service. Most switches take effect on your next meter read, and your utility keeps sending the bill.
Three situations we see every week, and what we usually tell people in each one.
If you heat with gas and burn 800+ therms a year, a cold January on a variable rate hurts. Locking a rate before heating season is the whole point of shopping.
If gas only runs your stove and water heater, the savings are smaller and a contract can outlast your lease. Month-to-month keeps you free to move.
The expensive month is the one after a fixed term quietly rolls onto a variable rate. Find that date on your bill, then shop about six weeks before it.
Keep a recent gas bill nearby — it carries the account number and the usage figure that decides whether an offer really saves you money.
We match your address to a utility territory and pull the suppliers licensed to serve it. Nothing is enrolled at this step.
Rate per therm, contract length, exit fees and what happens at renewal — written in plain language, not buried in a PDF.
Online or with an agent on the phone. You'll need the utility account number printed on your gas bill.
Same pipes, same meter, same emergency line. The new supply rate begins at your next meter read.
Starting figures for common plan structures. Final pricing, term and availability are confirmed for your exact address before you enroll.
Fixed for the full term
Early termination fee may apply. Utility delivery charges billed separately.
Check my ZIPVariable, starting rate
Rate changes monthly with the market and typically rises in heating season.
Check my ZIPFixed, RNG matched
Availability varies by utility territory. Offset method differs between suppliers.
Check my ZIPShort fixed term
Short terms usually price slightly above 12-month offers.
Check my ZIPFixed, commercial account
Commercial pricing is quoted per account after a usage review.
Request a quoteFixed, longer lock
Termination fees on commercial contracts are usage-based, not flat.
Request a quote
Web Pulse LLC, doing business as gasprovidercompanies.com, is an independent comparison service. We line up licensed suppliers in your territory, explain the terms in plain English, and help you enroll with whichever one you choose. We don't deliver gas and we never bill you.
Price per therm, term length and fees shown together — not buried three clicks deep in a PDF.
Every supplier we show is registered with the state commission for your utility territory.
No bots. If a contract clause looks odd, call and an agent will read it with you before you sign.
Your local utility keeps delivering, reading the meter and handling emergencies. Nothing gets dug up.
“My old plan had rolled onto a variable rate and I hadn't noticed for two winters. The agent found my renewal date on the bill and locked a fixed rate the same afternoon.”
“What I appreciated was being told the exit fee before I signed, not after. No pressure at all when I said I wanted to think about it overnight.”
“I rent, so they actually talked me out of a two-year contract and put me on month-to-month instead. That's why I called back about internet.”
Supplier choice, price caps and switching rules are set state by state. Pick yours to see who is licensed there.
We're an independent comparison service operated by Web Pulse LLC. We work with licensed natural gas suppliers and home service providers to show what's available at your address, and we help you enroll with the one you pick. We don't supply gas and we don't bill you.
No. Your local utility keeps delivering gas through the same pipes and reading the same meter. Switching changes only the supply portion of your bill, usually starting on your next meter read date.
A fixed rate locks your price per therm for the term, which makes winter bills predictable. A variable rate can be cheaper in mild months but moves with the market. If a cold-weather spike would strain your budget, fixed is usually the safer choice.
Enrolling through us is free. Some suppliers charge an early termination fee if you leave a fixed contract early, and some plans carry a monthly service charge. Those terms are shown before you enroll — ask an agent to read them with you if anything is unclear.
Check that the supplier is registered with your state's public utility commission, review complaint records there, and read the terms of service in full. Every supplier listed here is licensed in the territory where it appears.
A recent gas bill. It carries your utility account number and your annual usage, which is what determines whether a plan actually saves you money.
Your local utility. Billing normally stays consolidated on your existing utility bill with the new supply rate shown as a line item. Gas leaks and service emergencies always go to your utility's emergency number.
Your ZIP code is used to check availability, and your details are used to place an enrollment with the supplier you choose. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
Enter your ZIP code, or call an agent. Either way there's no obligation and nothing is enrolled until you say so.
An agent will confirm the rate for your exact address.
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