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Choosing an electricity plan in Belton comes down to how your home uses power. With competitive pricing and multiple plan types to choose from, Gexa Energy helps you find a plan that works for the way you use electricity. The current lowest available Gexa Energy price in Belton at 1,000 kWh is 9.6¢ per kWh, while the average available price across qualifying plans is 16.8¢ per kWh.
Earn up to $1,500 in Usage Credits annually based on your usage
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*Pricing for Oncor Electric Delivery, updated on October 23, 2026 at 11:13 AM CT. Your price may vary. Pricing and plan offerings are subject to change. Monthly bill estimates are based on 1000 kWh usage. Actual bills may vary based on usage patterns and additional fees. See plan Electricity Facts Labels (EFLs) for details.
Not all electricity providers are created equal. At Gexa Energy, we continually enhance our plans, services, and tools to better meet the needs of Texas households. With Gexa, you get:
View Belton PlansFrom homes in Dawson Ranch to residences near Leon River, electricity usage can vary significantly from one household to the next. The average household in Belton uses approximately 1,388 kWh per month or 16,661 kWh per year. Your actual electricity usage may be higher or lower based on factors such as your home's size, the number of people in your household, and your everyday energy habits. No matter how you use electricity, Gexa offers a variety of plan options designed to fit different homes, lifestyles, and budgets.
500 kWh/month
400 to 950 Sq. Ft.
Gexa Simply Low 12 – 22.5¢
$112.35/mo
estimated Belton monthly bill
1,000 kWh/month
1,000 to 2,000 Sq. Ft.
Gexa Simply Low 12 – 9.6¢
$95.63/mo
estimated Belton monthly bill
2,000 kWh/month
2,100 to 2,800 Sq. Ft.
Gexa Simply Low 12 – 15.6¢
$312.21/mo
estimated Belton monthly bill
*Estimated bills and home-size ranges are for illustration only. Your actual usage and monthly bill will depend on your home's size, energy efficiency, and how your household uses electricity. See each plan's Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for complete pricing details.
See how Gexa Energy plans stack up against other electricity providers serving Belton.
| Provider | Plan Name | Rate (per kWh) | Contract Length | Est. Monthly Bill* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gexa EnergyFeatured | Gexa Simply Low 12 | 9.6¢ | 12-month fixed rate | $95.63 |
| Constellation | 12 Month (No Min Usage Fee) | 14.5¢ | 12 months | $145.00 |
| TXU Energy | Simple Rate 12 | 16.6¢ | 12 months | $166.00 |
Constellation
12 Month (No Min Usage Fee)
TXU Energy
Simple Rate 12
*Competitor rates are each provider's own published average price per kWh at 1,000 kWh of monthly usage for this service area, including TDU delivery charges, as listed on the provider's website on October 23, 2026 at 11:13 AM CT. Rates vary by utility service area and change frequently. Estimated monthly bills assume 1,000 kWh of usage. Always review each plan's Electricity Facts Label (EFL) for complete and current pricing, fees and terms.
Gexa Energy offers a variety of electricity plans in Belton designed to fit different household needs and preferences, including:
Fixed-rate plans provide stable energy charges throughout your contract term, helping make monthly energy costs more predictable. This type of plan is a common choice for homeowners who want consistency and the ability to plan ahead without worrying about market fluctuations.
Usage credit plans offer a bill credit when your monthly electricity usage meets or exceeds a specified threshold, for example, 1,000 kWh. These plans can work well for households with consistent energy usage, but it's important to understand that credits only apply when the required usage level is reached.
Free electricity plans are a type of time-of-use plan, structured around specific time periods when energy charges are reduced, such as weekends. These plans can benefit households that shift more of their usage to the designated times. Be sure to check your Electricity Facts Label (EFL), as rates are often higher during non-free periods. You still might be responsible for paying other fees during free periods.
Some Gexa Energy plans include smart thermostats and energy optimization features that help you better manage comfort and energy usage. With tools available through the Gexa Energy mobile app and Gexa MyAccount, you can monitor usage, adjust settings and stay informed about your home's energy patterns.
For homes with solar panels, Gexa Energy offers solar buyback plans that provide bill credits for the eligible excess electricity your system sends back to the grid. This means the energy your panels produce can help offset the energy you use from your retail electricity provider, making these plans a practical option for homeowners looking to get more value from their solar investment.
EV charging plans from Gexa Energy are designed for electric vehicle owners who primarily charge at home overnight. These plans provide an energy charge credit when you charge your car during overnight hours, helping you align your charging habits with off-peak times while managing your overall energy usage more efficiently. Keep in mind that you may still be responsible for any Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) charges during free periods.
Variable-price plans offer flexibility with no long-term commitment, but energy charges can change from month to month based on market conditions. Because of this, these plans are often better suited for short-term needs or for customers who prefer flexibility over long-term stability.
Flat rate plans have a consistent monthly energy charge when your usage stays within a set limit. If your usage goes over that limit, additional energy charges apply to the extra kilowatt-hours used. This type of plan can be a good fit for smaller homes or households with predictable usage, since staying within the included usage level helps keep your monthly energy costs more consistent.
Your monthly bill can change over time based on a combination of usage, seasonal conditions and your plan structure. It's not just about the plan you choose, but how it interacts with your day-to-day energy habits.
Daily habits like thermostat settings, appliance use and time spent at home can all impact your overall usage.
Larger homes typically use more electricity, and homes with older insulation or air leaks may require more energy to stay comfortable.
Summer often brings higher usage due to cooling needs. In winter, your costs may increase if your home uses electric heating.
Features such as fixed-rate pricing, variable-price pricing, usage credits, or Free Electricity periods all affect how your monthly energy charges are calculated.
A portion of your monthly electricity bill comes from delivery costs set by Oncor Electric Delivery. These charges are regulated, passed through without markup and apply no matter which REP or plan you choose.
Estimated electricity bills in Belton can vary based on seasonal energy use and the current price of your selected plan. Using Gexa's average available price of 16.8¢/kWh, the estimated average monthly electricity bill in Belton is $167.93. For a typical home, the average monthly bill is approximately $231, while apartment residents typically pay around $144 per month. This equals estimated annual electricity costs of $2,772 for a home and $1,724 for an apartment.
A typical Belton home's bill ranges from about $163 in Nov to $315 in Jul. For an apartment, bills range from $107 in Nov to $184 in Jul.
*The chart uses live plan pricing and seasonal usage data to provide a more accurate estimate than a static annual average. Estimates are modeled using Gexa's average available rate at 1,000 kWh and typical seasonal usage patterns. Actual bills will vary based on electricity usage, plan selection, and applicable TDU delivery charges.
Choosing an electricity plan doesn't have to be complicated. The key is to match the plan structure to how your home actually uses energy, so you can find an option that fits your daily routine and long-term needs.
Start by thinking about how your household uses electricity on a typical day. Homes in Belton can vary widely, from smaller spaces with lower usage to larger homes with higher cooling demands. Consider factors like:
While pricing is important, it's just one part of the decision. Looking at the full structure of a plan can give you a better sense of how it will perform over time. Pay attention to:
Before enrolling, review the Electricity Facts Label (EFL), which outlines how energy charges are calculated, along with any fees and key terms.
This is the company you purchase your electricity plan from. It handles your plan, billing, customer service and account management tools.
In Belton, the TDU is Oncor Electric Delivery. Your utility company is determined by your address and remains the same no matter which plan you select. Oncor maintains the poles, wires and meters. Delivery charges are the same no matter which retail provider you choose.
Power out in Belton? Report it to Oncor Electric Delivery. The utility restores service for all providers.
Oncor Electric Delivery Outage Line888-313-4747
Report the outage at oncor.com
Households in Belton average around 1,388 kWh per month, adding up to about 14,959 kWh over a year. Your bill can run higher or lower depending on square footage, energy efficiency and how many people live with you.
Yes. Most of Texas is deregulated, so you can usually pick your Retail Electricity Provider (REP). Your Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU) handles delivery, but you choose the company that supplies your plan.
First, get a sense of your monthly kWh use. Then narrow the options by plan type: fixed-rate, variable-rate or something else. Pick a contract term that fits your household.
Delivery is handled by your TDU, but choosing the REP is up to you. Enter your ZIP code to see which Gexa plans work in Belton.
Report Belton power outages to the local TDU, Oncor Electric Delivery. Call 888-313-4747 or use their online outage reporting.
In Belton, Oncor Electric Delivery is the local TDU. They maintain the power lines, deliver electricity to your home and handle outage restoration.
The Texas electricity system has a few pieces. Utilities (TDUs) own and maintain the poles and wires and deliver electricity. Providers (REPs) sell you the plan, bill you and support your account. Generators create the electricity and ERCOT balances the grid.
Gexa Energy serves communities across Central Texas and the Oncor Electric Delivery territory. Explore plans in nearby cities:
Choose Gexa Energy as your Belton electricity provider and see how simple it can be to power your home.
