TriEagle Energy rates, plans, and reviews

In a deregulated energy market, consumers have the power to choose their energy provider from a pool of available candidates. Texas deregulated its electric market in 2002, opening up the possibilities of energy choice for consumers across the state. TriEagle Energy is one of many providers operating in Texas. To begin shopping for Texas electricity companies in your area, enter your ZIP code above.

• Bronze Eagle 24: The Bronze Eagle plan is a fixed-rate plan, which is locked in for 24 months. Because the contract length is longer than a year, you’ll get a lower average price per kWh. Pricing is relatively equal across all usage levels, so we recommend this plan for all customers.
• Golden Eagle 36: This plan is a fixed-rate plan, which is locked in for 36 months. Because of the commitment required (three years), you’ll get a lower average price per kWh. We recommend this plan to customers at all usage levels who are capable to committing to a 36-month plan.
• Green Eagle 12: This is a fixed-rate plan for 12 months powered by 100 percent renewable energy. This plan is a good option for households of any size and usage level and since it’s a 12-month product, you do not have to commit to a multi-year contract.
• Green Eagle 24: This is a fixed-rate plan, which is locked in for 24 months. It is sourced with 100 percent renewable energy. We recommend this to customers of all usage levels who want a plan backed by green energy.
• Green Eagle 36:  The Green Eagle 36 plan provides 100 percent renewable energy for 36 months at a fixed-rate. We recommend this plan to customers of all usage levels who want a plan backed by green energy and are able to commit to a three-year contract.
• Real Deal 12: This is a 12-month fixed-rate plan that gives customers a $50 bill credit if they use 1,000 kWh or more each month. We recommend this to customers who use at least 1,000 kWh a month since they’ll qualify for the bill credit.
• Real Deal 24: This fixed-rate plan is for two years, making it a good option for customers who don’t want to shop for a new plan often. There is a $50 bill credit if usage is 1,000 kWh or more, so we recommend Real Deal 24 to customers who regularly use 1,000 kWh or more. Since this is a 24-month contract, if you end the agreement early, you may have to pay a significant early termination fee ($20 per month remaining on the contract).
• Real Deal 36: This is a 36-month fixed-rate plan that locks customers into a rate for three years. We recommend Real Deal 36 to customers who regularly use 1,000 kWh because they’ll qualify for a $50 bill credit. If you end the agreement early, you may have to pay a significant early termination fee ($20 per month remaining on the contract), so take that into consideration when signing up.
• Real Saver 12: The Real Saver 12 is a fixed-rate plan with a 12-month contract. There is a $50 bill credit for customers who use at least 2,000 kWh a month. We recommend this to high-usage customers (2,000 kWh or more). If you do not regularly use 2,000 kWh a month, you may end up paying more since you won’t get $50 off your bill.
• Real Saver 24: This is the 24-month version of the Real Saver 12. Customers will receive a fixed rate and will qualify for a $50 bill credit if usage reaches at least 2,000 kWh. We recommend this plan if you typically use at least 2,000 kWh a month and don’t want to show for a new plan each year.
• Real Saver 36: The longest-term version of the Real Saver plans, the Real Saver 36 offers the same fixed-rate and $50 bill credit for usage of 2,000 kWh or more. This plan is recommended for customers who use a lot of electricity and want to lock in a rate for three years. Keep in mind the early termination fee ($20 per month remaining) while signing up for this plan, as that could add up quickly on a contract of this length.
• Silver Eagle 12:The Silver Eagle plan is a fixed-rate plan, with a short 12-month contract length. If green energy is not a priority, we recommend this plan to customers as an alternative to the Green Eagle 12; the prices are slightly less expensive per kWh.

TriEagle Energy charges an early termination fee of $20 per month remaining on your contract. For example, you’ll have to pay $60 if you end your plan 3 months early ($20 x 3 months = $60). This fee won’t be charged if you’re moving but you may be require to provide proof, usually a forwarding address.

TriEagle Energy sets itself apart from other Texas energy providers because it offers competitive rates, as well as customer-friendly features such as weekly usage reports and smart thermostats. This provider also provides a satisfaction guarantee to its customers.

To ensure that our customers are able to choose a great energy provider, Choose Energy compiled a scoring model to review top electric providers in Texas. The Choose Energy reviews model is based on unbiased and quantitative criteria to ensure provider scores remain objective.

We’ve broken down our scoring model into three main categories:

• Customer service
• Online accessibility
• Business history

Using these criteria, Choose Energy assigns impartial reviews to top electricity providers in Texas. To learn more about electric provider reviews, see our full list here.

Customer service: 1.0/5

• P2C complaint score: 2
• Satisfaction guarantee: 0

In the customer service category, the P2C complaint score is taken from the Public Utility Commission of Texas’ most recent scorecard, which can be found here. Satisfaction guarantee was ranked on a yes or no basis.

Online accessibility: 5.0/5

• Online bill pay: 5
• Online chat: 5
• Access to usage alerts & trends: 5

For each of these measures, providers were assessed on a yes or no basis. TriEagle Energy offers its customers online bill pay, online chat, and access to usage alerts and trends.

Business history: 5.0/5

• Years in business: 5
• Better Business Bureau accreditation: 5

TriEagle Energy has been in business for 16 years, earning it a five on the Choose Energy scorecard. TriEagle Energy also has been accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 2015 and holds an A+ BBB rating. While the BBB is a paid accreditation, we have included it here as a measure of brand awareness in the eyes of the consumer.

To read more Texas energy provider reviews, see the full reviews guide.

(Reviews updated 3/23/2021)

TriEagle Energy offers a satisfaction guarantee to new customers. If you are not happy with your TriEagle Energy plan, you can switch to another plan within the first 30 days of service.

TriEagle Energy for residential customers

For residential customers, TriEagle Energy prides itself on providing transparent rates and plans. Residential customers can choose from different fixed-rate plans based on how long they want to commit, and the longer they do, then the cheaper the rate. There are also green energy plans for those who want 100 percent renewable energy. 

TriEagle Energy for business customers

TriEagle Energy offers customizable energy plans for businesses along with tools to help you monitor usage and ultimately be more efficient with your energy and what you’re spending on it. You can also explore renewable energy plans for your company. 

Green energy options with TriEagle Energy

TriEagle’s green energy plans are sourced from 100 percent renewable methods. If you sign up for a SMART energy plan, you’ll receive a Smart Wi-Fi Thermostat. The devices can be optimized based on historical weather data. You can also use the Energy ScoreCard so you can see what  contributes to your energy consumption.

Other TriEagle Energy initiatives

TriEagle includes a Smart Thermostat with its Smart Energy plans. Through the Connected Savings program, you could also get an Energy ScoreCard that tells you what is increasing your energy use and how to lower it. By comparing data from the Smart Thermostat, you could also learn how your home is reacting to certain weather, and TriEagle can help optimize your thermostat.    

TriEagle Energy donated WeatherBug weather stations to various schools across Texas. The donation was part of a multi-state weather station program launched in 2016. 

Many energy providers require a deposit before they will begin service, including TriEagle Energy. If you have a high credit score, you may be exempt from paying a deposit. While TriEagle Energy does not offer a specific no-deposit plan, there are many prepaid options on the Choose Energy marketplace. Enter your ZIP code above to explore no-deposit energy plans in Texas.

Are you moving to a new location? You can transfer your TriEagle Energy plan quickly and easily. Simply contact TriEagle Energy using one of the methods listed below. If TriEagle Energy does not operate in your new neighborhood or you would like to switch to a new provider, you can do so without paying a termination fee.

There are several TriEagle Energy plans that are great options for renters in Texas. Whether you are looking for a 12, 24, or 36-month plan, TriEagle Energy’s contract options can line up with your lease. Enter your ZIP code above to begin browsing great TriEagle Energy plans available for renters.

Shopping for electricity in a deregulated area can feel confusing because there are so many energy providers available. With the Choose Energy marketplace, you can shop and compare Texas electricity providers, rates, and plans all in one place free of charge. Enter your ZIP code above to explore what’s available near you. You can filter for providers, rate types, green energy options, and much more. Once you’ve made your selection, Choose Energy will walk you through the sign-up process in minutes.

On the Choose Energy marketplace, you’ll find several fixed-rate TriEagle Energy plans available. Fixed-rate plans offer a single rate that you pay for electricity, so you don’t have to worry about fluctuations in the market cost. When you’re ready, enter your ZIP code above to explore TriEagle Energy rates near you.

• Oncor Electric Delivery – This service area includes Dallas, Waco, and Fort Worth.
• CenterPoint  –This service area covers areas such as Houston and Nacogdoches.
• Texas-New Mexico Power – This service area spans across Alvin and Dallas.
• AEP Texas Central – This service area includes Harlingen and McAllen.
• AEP Texas North – This service area covers Abilene and San Angelo.

Like many other energy providers, TriEagle Energy charges a fee if you cancel your service before your contract is over. This fee fluctuates depending on the energy plan, so be sure to check your Electricity Facts Label (EFL) to understand how much you will be charged if you end your contract early.

To find TriEagle Energy electric rates in your area, enter your ZIP code into the search field above. Companies tend to have different rates in different areas, so rates can change based on your ZIP code alone. Rates can be different because of varying utility transmission charges. Enter your ZIP code today to find the best TriEagle Energy rates in your area.

TriEagle Energy also provides energy for businesses. Call to discuss your options with an energy expert or visit our business energy page to start the process of building a custom energy plan for your business.

Does TriEagle Energy have good deals?

TriEagle Energy offers a variety of energy plans with affordable electric rates in Texas. Several of these plans come with longer-term contract lengths, which can drive down the average rate you pay each month. Enter your ZIP code above to discover the TriEagle Energy rates in your area.

When I choose TriEagle Energy, how long will it take for the switch?

If you are setting up service for the first time and have a smart meter installed at your home, you may be able to activate service the same day. If you are switching from another energy provider, it can take up to five days for your service to transfer.

What are the offline methods of TriEagle bill payment?

You can pay your TriEagle Energy bill using one of the offline methods below:

• Pay by phone – Call 866-569-3776
• Pay in store – Make a payment in person at any MoneyGram location.
• Pay by mail – Pay your bill by mailing your payment to the following address:

TriEagle Energy
PO Box 974655
Dallas, TX 75397-4655

How do I find a good TriEagle Energy plan?

The Choose Energy marketplace can make finding a great TriEagle Energy plan simple. Just enter your ZIP code above and you’ll find a customized list of energy rates and plans offered in your area. Next, you can filter for TriEagle Energy plans near you.

Make sure to read your plan’s Electricity Facts Label before signing up. It contains important information including:

• Price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) based on usage 
• Percentage of renewable energy sourcing   
• Early termination fees

Hassle-free setup. After your order has been confirmed, the supplier sets up service with the utility, also called the transmission and distribution service provider (TDSP). There shouldn’t be any cuts to your power during the switch.

Understanding your electricity bill. Your local TDSP still distributes your electricity and maintains electric infrastructure like meters and power lines. Utility fees are listed as TDU or TDSP charges on the monthly bill. They operate as standalone charges from the supplier rate.

Many energy customers, whether residential or commercial, want lower electricity bills. The most direct way to achieve this is by reducing how much energy your home or business uses each month. You can also switch to a plan with a cheaper electricity rate, which could result in a lower monthly bill. Visit our guide to lowering your electricity bill for more details.

• Headquarters: Dallas, Texas
• Bill pay: Log into your TriEagle account here or call (866) 569-3776
• Customer service: Call 877-933-2453
• Outages: Contact your utility company

Updated: 10/18/2021