A commercial energy broker negotiates electricity and natural gas supply on your behalf — and a good one pays for itself many times over. We make suppliers compete for your business, negotiate the terms in your favor, and disclose exactly how we're paid. Average client savings: 27%.
A commercial energy broker is an independent intermediary that procures electricity and natural gas supply on behalf of business customers. The broker doesn't generate power or own the wires — that stays with your utility. What a commercial energy broker does is run the competitive market on your behalf: analyzing your usage, taking your load to multiple licensed suppliers, comparing their offers on a true apples-to-apples basis, and negotiating the contract you ultimately sign.
Think of an energy broker for business the way you'd think of a commercial insurance broker or a mortgage broker. You could call every supplier yourself, decode every quote, and negotiate each one — or you can have a specialist who does this every day run the process and bring you the best result. The broker works for you, the buyer, not for any one supplier. That's the entire point of using one.
For most businesses in a deregulated state, a good commercial energy broker is the difference between paying the default rate and paying a competitive one — and that gap is routinely 20–30% of the supply portion of the bill. Read our full guide to what a commercial energy broker does →
Brokering energy is far more than forwarding you a few quotes. Here's the work that produces real savings.
We pull your interval data and historical bills to understand the load shape that determines your price.
We take your load to multiple licensed suppliers at once and make them bid against each other on identical terms.
We normalize every offer so you compare a true all-in price — not a headline rate that balloons later.
Beyond price, we negotiate the terms that actually control your risk over the life of the contract.
We watch the forward curve so you lock when it's favorable and layer purchases rather than betting on one date.
We disclose exactly what we're paid and show the supplier's raw price separately from our fee. Always.
A systematic process that consistently delivers competitive rates and favorable terms — with zero service interruption.
Share a recent electricity or gas bill and your current contract. We establish your baseline and size the opportunity — free.
We solicit competitive bids from pre-vetted suppliers in your deregulated market and unbundle every offer for true comparison.
You get a clear comparison and our expert recommendation. We negotiate the final price and terms in your favor.
We monitor your contract, audit your bills, and flag your renewal window early so you never lapse onto a holdover rate.
Since 2017, we've been the trusted commercial energy broker for over 4,000 businesses across every deregulated market in the country — generating more than $150M in client savings on electricity and natural gas supply.
The questions businesses ask most before hiring an energy broker.
Most commonly, the supplier pays the broker a commission that's built into the rate you're quoted. The mechanics are standard, but they create a conflict if the commission is hidden. We work on a transparent-commission basis — we disclose exactly what we're paid and show the supplier's raw price separately from our fee, so you can see the real cost of supply. More on how broker commissions work →
Our analysis and procurement are free to you. We're compensated through a transparent, disclosed commission — never by marking up your rate. The savings a competitive procurement produces typically dwarf any cost of representation.
If you operate in a deregulated market, spend meaningfully on energy, run multiple sites, or have a contract expiring soon — yes, almost certainly. A broker is how you exercise your right to shop your supply without negotiating against suppliers who price power for a living. How to vet an energy broker →
No. A broker changes who sells you energy, not who delivers it. Your utility still owns the wires, reads your meter, and handles outages. The electrons are identical — only the price and the supplier on your contract change. How switching works →
We broker electricity and natural gas across every deregulated market in the U.S. — including Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, and more. See all states we serve →
We understand the unique load profiles and energy demands of diverse business sectors.
Send us a recent electricity or natural gas bill and your current contract. We'll run a free, no-obligation analysis and show you exactly where a competitive procurement improves your rate.