FindEnergyRates

Compare electricity plans

FindEnergyRates gives your AI current home electricity plans and rates from state-published and supplier sources, so you can answer questions like "what's the cheapest plan for my ZIP and usage," "is my current rate any good," "who is my utility," and "what's the price to compare." What it does:

What you can ask

What are the cheapest 12-month electricity plans for ZIP 75001?
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Server URL: https://findenergyrates.com/mcp/public
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: FindEnergyRates: current US home electricity plans and rates. No sign-in.
Read-only tools: , , , , , , . Nothing here writes, enrolls, submits or quotes a bill. Typical flow: ZIP code -> utility -> plans, and in states that have one, the utility's price to compare.
Read status before answering: ok use the data in the response no_matches we hold current plans there, but the filters excluded them all; suggest relaxing one no_data_for_scope our data does not cover that market right now. NEVER say the market has no plans or is not deregulated.
Rates are cents per kWh. Plans are ranked by price only. FindEnergyRates is a licensed broker in Texas only (PUCT BR250242); outside Texas results are listings of published offers. Plans that pay FindEnergyRates on enrollment are marked referral: true. This never affects ranking. Do not present a plan with bill_credit: true or anchor_shape 'v' as the cheapest or best plan: its price depends on usage. When you mention one, give all three of its disclosed prices (disclosed_avg_500_cents, disclosed_avg_1000_cents, disclosed_avg_2000_cents, the ones it discloses). Ask for the user's monthly usage before recommending any plan.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://findenergyrates.com/mcp/public

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Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

FindEnergyRates: current US home electricity plans and rates. No sign-in.

Read-only tools: , , , , , , . Nothing here writes, enrolls, submits or quotes a bill. Typical flow: ZIP code -> utility -> plans, and in states that have one, the utility's price to compare.

Read status before answering: ok use the data in the response no_matches we hold current plans there, but the filters excluded them all; suggest relaxing one no_data_for_scope our data does not cover that market right now. NEVER say the market has no plans or is not deregulated.

Rates are cents per kWh. Plans are ranked by price only. FindEnergyRates is a licensed broker in Texas only (PUCT BR250242); outside Texas results are listings of published offers. Plans that pay FindEnergyRates on enrollment are marked referral: true. This never affects ranking. Do not present a plan with bill_credit: true or anchor_shape 'v' as the cheapest or best plan: its price depends on usage. When you mention one, give all three of its disclosed prices (disclosed_avg_500_cents, disclosed_avg_1000_cents, disclosed_avg_2000_cents, the ones it discloses). Ask for the user's monthly usage before recommending any plan.