Energy bill feel too high?
EPC helps homes and businesses compare the supply side of their electricity and natural gas bills, see the plan terms that matter, and understand what drives any savings estimate.
Complete the form below to see if you are eligible for savings today.
Step 5 - Energy options
Review selected energy options.Potential supply-rate savings
About $19/mo, a 19.6% decrease in the supply rate from 10.2c/kWh to 8.2c/kWh.
Based on a May sample bill for 325 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114. Fixture rates only; checkout revalidates availability and version.
BrightPath Energy
Recommended for fixed price protection, term fit, and listed fee review.
Why choose EPC?
Where we operate
EPC helps homes and businesses compare energy supply options in competitive choice markets across the country. Today, our marketplace supports shoppers in 10 states, with availability based on ZIP code, utility, account type, energy type, and supplier participation.
How EPC helps
Enter your address or ZIP so EPC can see what options may be available in your area.
Use your bill to help confirm your utility, usage, and current supply cost.
Compare plans side by side and see the terms that matter most.
Choose the option that fits your home or business energy needs.
Confirm your details and let EPC guide the setup process from there.
Why shoppers come here
In eligible choice markets, your local utility still delivers electricity or natural gas and handles delivery service. The supply portion of the bill may be available from competitive suppliers with different rates, terms, fees, and contract rules.
EPC can compare eligible supply offers against current bill assumptions or a utility comparison rate. Savings are never guaranteed and must be shown with usage, source date, fees, and exclusions.
The comparison separates utility delivery from competitive supply so shoppers understand what stays with the utility and what may change with a supplier.
Rate type, term length, monthly fees, cancellation fees, renewable attributes, documents, and source freshness stay close to the decision.
The part most people miss
For eligible customers, energy choice separates part of the bill into a supply decision. Your utility generally continues to deliver service, maintain local infrastructure, and respond to outages.
Regulated utility service is built to provide approved service and recover approved costs. EPC helps shoppers review competitive supply options where choice is available.
Delivery, transmission, taxes, riders, usage, and plan-specific fees can affect the total bill. Public savings copy must show assumptions and exclusions.
Fixed vs variable, introductory pricing, renewal rules, monthly fees, cancellation fees, renewable attributes, and document versions can change the decision.
Comparison board
Compare plan type, term, estimated monthly cost, cancellation fee, renewable content, and supplier details side by side.
Business energy
Business shoppers need facility ZIP or address, utility, commodity, usage, account type, current supplier, contract end date, term preferences, fee review, custom quote routing, and agent assignment when needed.
Future partner and agent paths
Chambers, nonprofits, employers, agents, brokers, and suppliers are roadmap distribution paths until each relationship, payout rule, and compliance requirement is verified.
Co-branded education, address or ZIP search, member attribution, and compliance-reviewed offer language.
Voluntary community or employee-benefit concepts that require verified partner approval before public claims.
Assisted shopping, lead status, quote review carts, commission reporting, and future supplier-matrix visibility.
Customer questions
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About Energy Price Choice
EPC was created as a transparent energy-choice marketplace owned by founder Dennis Giancola. Dennis builds his companies based upon the core principles, practices and values of: honesty, integrity and genuine concern for its customers, employees and agents.
Ready to review your options?
Check your home or business energy options, compare the terms that matter, and move forward with EPC in your corner.
Check my optionsStep 1 - Location
Use an address when you have it, or a ZIP code when you are still browsing. Location helps match service area, utility, customer type, and energy type.
Step 2 - Contact
Email saves progress, supports availability follow-up, and keeps the selected energy options tied to the right account.
Step 3 - Bill upload
A bill helps confirm your utility, usage, current supply cost, and contract details.
Step 4 - Analysis
EPC reviews your location, utility, and bill details to prepare options.
Step 5 - Energy options
Step 6 - Review cart
Customer portal
Track service addresses, selected plans, renewal timing, savings assumptions, documents, and profile settings.
Operations
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