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| Overall SaveOnEnergy Score | 3.7/5 |
| Customer Service | 2/5 |
| Online Accessibility | 5/5 |
| Business History | 4/5 |
We’ve broken down our scoring model into three main categories:
- Customer service (Power to Choose complaint score; Satisfaction guarantee)
- Online accessibility (Online bill pay; Online chat; Access to usage alerts & trends)
- Business history (Number of years in business; Accreditation by the BBB)
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(Ratings updated 09/08/2022)
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Cirro Energy FAQs
Cirro Energy offers fixed-rate and variable-rate residential energy plans. It also offers flexible commercial energy plans for Texas businesses.
Cirro Energy may require a deposit when you sign up for your energy plan. However, deposits can be waived if you have a satisfactory credit history. If you’d rather not pay a deposit, you can explore no-deposit and prepaid energy plans.
Cirro Energy charges an early termination fee for its fixed-rate energy plans. Depending on your plan length, the fee will be between $150 and $295. Cirro will waive the fee if you cancel your plan because you’re moving outside of the company’s service area. You can find the exact amount on your plan’s Electricity Facts Label (EFL)
Cirro Energy offers several different energy plans, and the best plan won’t necessarily be the same for everyone. Instead, you’ll have to consider your energy usage habits and how much flexibility you want. You can easily use the SaveOnEnergy marketplace to compare plans and choose the best option for you.