ChatGPT Plugin

FindEnergyRates

Compare electricity plans

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

FindEnergyRates gives ChatGPT current home electricity plans and rates in the deregulated US markets: Texas, Massachusetts, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware, New Hampshire and Washington, D.C. Start with a ZIP code. The plugin finds the utility that serves it, returns ranked current plans (rate in cents per kWh, contract term, fees, renewable share, and a link to the plan page), and, in states that publish one, the utility's price to compare so you can see whether a supplier offer actually beats the default rate. How it works - Three read-only tools: find a utility by ZIP, search plans, get the price to compare. Nothing here enrolls you, submits a form, or quotes your bill. - Plans are ranked by price only. Some plans pay FindEnergyRates when a customer enrolls; those are marked "referral" in the results and the payment never affects ranking. - Links go to the plan's details page, not a checkout. - Texas data is refreshed daily from the Public Utility Commission's Power to Choose feed; other states are refreshed on a regular schedule and each result carries its last-updated time. FindEnergyRates is a licensed electricity broker in Texas only (PUCT BR250242). Outside Texas, results are listings of published supplier offers. No account or sign-in is required, and no personal information is collected beyond the ZIP code you ask about.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: No account required
First tracked: 2026-10-25
Tool count: 3
Geography: US

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Tools

3 tools agents can invoke

Use this first when someone gives a ZIP code and wants electricity plans, rates or to know their electric company. Returns the electric utility for a 5-digit US ZIP code and, in Texas, the delivery company (TDSP). A boundary ZIP code can have more than one: show them all and never pick one. Do not use it for gas utilities, street addresses or non-US postal codes. `status` `no_data_for_scope` means the ZIP code is not in our map, not that it is unserved.
electricity_find_utility_by_zip
Use this when someone asks what their electric utility's default rate is (the 'price to compare' or default service supply rate on the electric bill), or whether a plan's rate beats it. Returns the current rate in cents per kWh, supply only. Do not use it for Texas (Texas has no price to compare), for a whole electric bill (delivery charges are not included), or for past rates (only the current rate is held). `status` `no_data_for_scope` means we hold no rate for that state, never that the utility has none; never invent one.
electricity_get_price_to_compare
Use this when someone wants to compare electricity plans or rates for their home: to lower an electric bill, find a cheaper rate per kWh, or see fixed-rate or renewable options for their utility. Returns up to 5 current residential plans for one utility in one state, cheapest first at the monthly usage given in `usage_kwh` (ranked by cost only). Do not use it to find which utility serves a ZIP code (use electricity_find_utility_by_zip first), for the utility's default rate (use electricity_get_price_to_compare), for business plans, or to sign anyone up: it only lists plans. Plans that pay FindEnergyRates on enrollment are marked `referral: true`. This never affects ranking. Read `status` first: `no_data_for_scope` means our data does not cover that market right now, never that it has no plans. Plans are those seen in the last 7 days. When you name a plan to the user, include its plan_url so they can view or enroll. Outside Texas results are listings of published offers.
electricity_search_plans

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