Great customer service They give you tips on how to save money on your electric bill. They have a rewards program when you cut down on usage. They inform you when your bill has been paid. I'm a new customer so haven't had a lot of experience with them except what I already stated. I'm pleased with them overall and look forward to doing business with them.

My experience with Ohmconnect was a… My experience with Ohmconnect was a rollercoaster of emotions. While the concept is great, the challenges of reducing electricity usage over time and the heavy emphasis on referral incentives left me feeling frustrated. The platform has potential, but it may not be suitable for everyone.

OhmConnect is a great electricity provider.. OhmConnect is a great electricity provider. I am with them for last two months, two bills received, accurate billing as committed, saved atleast 30% compared to big providers like Ambit and Reliant. I live in Cypress, TX. Thank you OhmConnect.

It’s a great way to save money and it… It’s a great way to save money and it makes it fun for the whole family to get involved and help save energy. Plus they give us our results within 24hrs after the energy saving hour ends so we can see how we did and what works or what’s helpful to cut back using, ie: laptops, tv, lights. Also they give us ideas on how to save like microwaving vs kitchen oven. It’s been an eye opener for our whole family and good knowledge to carry on and use throughout our lifetimes!

I like the idea and more ways to improve I like the idea. But oh connect could be smarter about giving credits to people who are already top energy savers. The current algorithm seems to only count individuals historical record. It probably works well for average Americans, it's giving top energy savers negative impact. Because when weather hits and we need energy to stay warm inside and there's no other places to cut. Btw We believe we are as the consultant who did solar installation for us said he's never seen bills like this after decades in business. How about giving these people some credits even if the energy usage stay flat?