Written by Dominique Coury
Edited by Jamie Cesanek
Last updated June 16, 2026
Welcome to SaveOnEnergy! You made an excellent choice for your energy plan.
Now that you’ve enrolled in a plan, you may be wondering, what’s next? Luckily, your new provider will handle transferring your service, so there won’t be any interruption to your power. It will also cancel your old energy plan, so there’s no need to do it yourself.
You’ll only have to pay an early termination fee (ETF) if you cancel your energy contract early. Your new plan can start up to 14 days before your current contract expires. Other exemptions include moving out of your current provider’s service area or switching plans within a provider’s satisfaction guarantee window.
Yes, you can switch providers if you’re unhappy with your plan. But keep in mind that if you’re under contract, you may have to pay an ETF to switch early. However, most providers offer a satisfaction guarantee that lets you switch for free within the first few weeks after enrollment. The timeframe varies by provider, so check its policy to find out if you can switch for free.
SaveOnEnergy is an independent energy marketplace that lets shoppers browse plans, pick their favorite, and sign up all in one place. We partner with over 15 Texas energy providers to connect you with high-quality plans from reliable companies. We also specialize in educational resources to help you understand the energy market and inform your decisions.
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