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Electricity plans built for Texas solar homes.

Meter reads a year of your smart meter data, picks the plan that costs you the least, and shows your estimated bill before you switch. Your solar credit stays locked for the whole contract.

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Meter analysisSmart Meter Texas · 12 months

Your data's in!

We analyzed your real usage and solar exports over the past year

On average over the past year, you used 1,192 kWh from the grid and sent back 1,349 kWh each month.

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Every base fee, delivery charge, and credit rule is included.

Why your bill went up

It's not just your provider.

If your renewal offer felt like a bait and switch, you're not imagining it. Solar credits have fallen across Texas while the price to buy power has climbed, at every provider, not just yours.

The reason is structural. In 2019, solar made up 1% of Texas electricity. By 2025, it was 14%. At noon the grid is flooded with solar, so the power your panels send back is worth far less than the power you buy after sunset.

No plan in Texas can bring back the old deal, and I won't pretend otherwise. What I can do is put you on the plan that fits your real usage, and lock your solar credit so it can't shrink mid-contract.

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A typical Texas solar plan, then and now

To buy power from the grid
12¢18¢per kWh
Credit for power you send back
12¢3¢per kWh

Rounded figures. Exact rates vary by provider and utility.

How it works

Your data picks the plan and shows the price.

The right plan depends on how much power you use from the grid versus send back. Your real meter data answers that, and shows your estimated bill before you switch.

  1. A Texas electricity bill with the meter usage and solar credit lines highlighted
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    Upload a bill or enter your address

    Meter reads the bill, pulls your ESI ID, and confirms your utility. That is all it takes to get started.

  2. Monthly chart of power used from the grid and excess solar sent back for a Texas solar home
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    Authorize 12 months of smart meter data

    Smart Meter Texas shares your 15-minute readings. That shows exactly how much power you use from the grid and how much excess solar you send back, month by month.

  3. Meter Saver and Earner plan cards showing the estimated average monthly bill for a real Texas solar home
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    See your Meter plan and your estimated bill

    Each plan is priced against your real usage, with base fees, delivery charges, and solar credits included. You see your estimated monthly bill before you sign up.

Plans

Three plans. Your data picks the one that fits.

Terms of 12, 24, or 36 months. The solar credit you sign up with is the credit you keep for the whole contract. A Tesla or SolarEdge battery adds $2 per kWh in monthly battery credits to any solar plan. Switching between Meter plans is always free.

Standard

One fixed rate, no gimmicks

For homes without solar yet. A flat energy rate with no teaser pricing, bill-credit fine print, or usage tiers. When your solar goes live, you switch to Saver or Earner for free, with no fee and no new signup.

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Saver

No base fee

A low energy rate and a 3¢/kWh solar credit that never expires. Best when you use most of your own solar, or import more than you export.

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Earner

8¢/kWh solar credit, locked

The credit is locked for your full contract, with no caps and no expiration. $14.95 base fee. Best for homes that send a lot of power back to the grid.

See the Earner plan

Batteries

A battery is the real path back toward $0.

Your utility company charges delivery on every kWh you pull from the grid, and solar credits never cover base fees or delivery charges. That's why solar alone can't get most homes to a $0 bill anymore.

A battery stores your noon solar for the evening, so you buy less from the grid in the first place. On a Meter plan, a Tesla or SolarEdge battery also earns battery credits every month. Unlike solar credits, battery credits can offset base fees and delivery charges.

Tesla Powerwall 3

Battery credits

$27a month

for one Tesla Powerwall 3 (13.5 kWh × $2)

$2 per kWh of battery capacity, every month, on any Meter solar plan.

Reviews

What Texas solar homeowners say about Meter.

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Dana K Johnson

Dana K Johnson

Google
“When I came across Meter, I thought it was too good to be true. I spoke with Tyler who assured me there were no strings, no hidden agendas, and no catches. And it's the truth!”
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Hugh Stoddard

Hugh Stoddard

Google
“Customer service from Meter is unparalleled. Not only it is better than any other utility, it is better than most in any sector! We recently started with Meter and the transparency of their billing turns out to be an unexpected and much appreciated bonus!”
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fbmania100

Google
“When my initial plan was up with another energy company (and they cut in half the amount they pay for buy-back), I looked for another plan. Very simple to sign up, no issues with the cut-over, and I've already banked energy credits. Highly recommend!”
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Jack Schwaller

Jack Schwaller

Google
“Small company that gives personalized service, not some AI crap that never answers the question. I get an email from the CEO every month. We did not know them from Adam — and compared to last year we are saving $$.”
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Arnie P.

Google
“This company seemed too good to be true, but since we've been with Meter Energy for almost six months, I can tell everybody this company is very much for real. Customer service is nothing short of impressive.”
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Krishna Kommuri

Krishna Kommuri

Google
“What really stands out is their transparency. The pricing, fees, and contract terms were laid out in plain language, and there have been no surprises on our monthly statements. This company has earned our trust.”
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Tyler Servais, founder of Meter

A note from the founder

Tyler Servais

Why I started Meter.

I started Meter in 2025 after watching solar homeowners lose the returns they were promised. Buyback rates collapsed across Texas, bills crept back up, and nobody explained why.

The fix is not a clever plan. It is pricing my plans against your real meter data so you know what you will pay, locking the solar credit so it cannot change mid-contract, and using a battery to store power instead of selling it cheap at noon. That is what Meter does, and I read every email that comes in.

If you have a question this page does not answer, book a time and I will walk through your bill with you.

Common questions

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