True Fixed Plan Comparison: Amigo Energy vs. Energy Texas
This comparison focuses on the most transparent, truly fixed-rate plans from two major providers: Simple Choice 12 from Amigo Energy and the No Bull series from Energy Texas.
Amigo Energy – Simple Choice Summary
Simple Choice - 12
True Fixed
Term:
12 months
Last update:
September 1, 2026
Advertised average rates
1,000 kWh
14.10¢
500 kWh
15.00¢
2,000 kWh
13.70¢
Advertised average rates
1,000 kWh
14.10¢
500 kWh
15.00¢
2,000 kWh
13.70¢
The Simple Choice plan is generally a true fixed-rate product. However, it includes a base charge and a minimum usage fee if the customer consumes less than 400 kWh. We have flagged this in our reviews because this specific fee is often not factored into the advertised rates at the 500, 1,000, or 2,000 kWh levels. Additionally, Amigo’s energy rates are commonly higher than the most competitive options currently in the market.
Energy Texas – No Bull Summary
No Bull 12 - 12 month plan
True Fixed
Listed on Power to Choose
Term:
12 months
Last update:
September 13, 2026
Advertised average rates
1,000 kWh
11.60¢
500 kWh
11.60¢
2,000 kWh
11.70¢
Advertised average rates
1,000 kWh
11.60¢
500 kWh
11.60¢
2,000 kWh
11.70¢
No Bull plans are typically featured on Power to Choose and are highly competitive. Other plans, like their Come & Take It series, offer similar structures but are usually found directly on their website.
A standout feature of Energy Texas is their $5 autopay discount, which is a significant perk. Because this plan has no base charge, it results in a very flat rate curve regardless of consumption. This makes it one of the closest options to a "perfect" fixed-rate plan, which is especially beneficial for apartments with lower energy needs.
A standout feature of Energy Texas is their $5 autopay discount, which is a significant perk. Because this plan has no base charge, it results in a very flat rate curve regardless of consumption. This makes it one of the closest options to a "perfect" fixed-rate plan, which is especially beneficial for apartments with lower energy needs.
This comparison reflects rates for the Dallas (ONCOR) area for terms between 12 and 24 months. The price gap between these two plans remains relatively consistent across other term lengths and service areas.
Energy Texas - No Bull 12 vs Amigo Simple Choice 12 (Oncor)
Estimated bill comparison (12-month)
Conclusion:
Because Texas electricity rates fluctuate frequently, the "cheapest" provider can change weekly. However, Energy Texas consistently offers more competitive rates than Amigo Energy overall. We recommend following the green highlighted numbers in the table above to find the best value for your specific home size. Be sure to enter your ZIP code to lock in today’s lowest rate.