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No-Deposit Electricity Plans in Texas

Written by Dominique Sabins/

Edited by Jamie Cesanek

Last updated 12/13/2024

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Key Points

  • Energy plans typically require a deposit upfront from customers who don’t meet the company’s credit threshold.
  • No-deposit light plans allow you to skip the deposit.
  • Call the number on your screen to speak with an energy expert to discover which option is best for you.

No-deposit electricity rates

Payless 6 Month - prepaid

Payless 12 Month - prepaid

No-deposit electricity plan FAQs

  • SaveOnEnergy does not run a credit check for no-deposit light plans. However, if you sign up for other plans, such as fixed-rate or variable-rate plans, our team runs a soft credit check. A soft credit check does not affect your credit score. However, if you want to avoid a credit check, a prepaid plan from Payless Power might be a good option for you.

  • Payless, Acacia, BKV, Amigo and other electricity providers have prepaid plans that do not require a deposit.

  • Payless Power offers six-month and 12-month prepaid energy plans on our marketplace. You can choose the plan that best suits your energy needs and budget.

  • Some providers, like Payless Power, offer same-day connection if your house has a remotely activated smart meter. Once you have completed the enrollment process, you can enjoy your new energy plan right away.

  • Call the number on your screen to speak with our energy experts. They can answer any questions regarding electricity plans and match you with the best option for your needs.

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