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Rhythm Energy reviews
| Overall SaveOnEnergy score | 4.4/5 |
|---|---|
| Customer service | 3.3/5 |
| Online accessibility | 5/5 |
| Plan options | 5/5 |
SaveOnEnergy has 20 years of experience working with various top-tier providers in deregulated markets. Because there are dozens of providers, hundreds of plans, and constantly changing rates, our reviews are not based on first-hand experience. We encourage customers to do their own research, compare multiple plans, and consider their individual priorities when choosing which provider is the best fit for them.
(Ratings updated 02/28/2024)
- PUC complaint score
- Google reviews score
- Satisfaction guarantee
- Option to cancel and/or change service options
- Years in business
- Online bill pay
- Access to usage trends & alerts
- Order options
- Pricing info & transparency
- Contract lengths
- Renewable plan options
- Serviceability
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Rhythm Energy FAQs
SaveOnEnergy’s independent marketplace makes signing up for a Rhythm Energy plan quick and easy. Enter your ZIP code to browse a list of plans in your area. There, you can review each plan’s details and sign up for the one that best fits your needs.
If you terminate your contract, you might have to pay a fee of $10 for every month remaining on your contract unless you cancel within the first 30 days of signing up.
When you sign up for a Rhythm Energy plan, the company will create an account in your name. You can sign up for automatic payments in which your dollars are automatically withdrawn from your account to pay your bill each month. You can also request a statement either by mail or electronically. Sign into your account online to check the status of your payments here.
Rhythm will check your credit when you sign up for an energy plan. The company won’t deny service, though, based on your credit score. If your score is too low, you might have to make an upfront deposit to establish service. This amount will not exceed either the sum of your estimated billing for the next two months or one-fifth of your estimated annual billing, whichever amount is greater. Rhythm does not state what minimum credit score you’ll need to avoid this deposit.