Nutiliti is a utility management software company that builds products for property managers, renters and home owners
We don't share your personal information with anyone but the utilities.
We use 256-bit or higher encryption to protect during the transmission of your data to our site.
We've been serving customers since 2020!
No. Our platform is available to use via mobile app or desktop free of charge.
No – Nutiliti is a digital platform that serves as a marketplace for customers to compare and choose available plans directly from providers who serve their area.
Nutiliti can activate your electricity without you having to deal with long wait times or automated systems. Also, we are here to offer you a valuable and unbiased opinion and let you choose which service provider fits your needs.
You should contact your electric company.
No – Nutiliti is a digital platform that serves as a marketplace for customers to compare and choose available plans directly from providers who serve their area.
Yep! If you're locked into a contract with an electricity provider, you can still cancel it anytime you want. Consumer protection laws ensure you have this option. That said you may have to pay a fee for ending the contract early.
Once you sign up with a new provider, you'll have three business days to change your mind, but if you don't, your switch will happen automatically within seven business days. You won't experience any interruption in service, and you'll get your first bill from the new provider during the next billing cycle.
Nope! If you're moving during your contract term and can provide proof of relocation (like a lease, mortgage statement, or utility bill for your new place), you won't have to pay an early termination fee.
Nutiliti: Energy Choice is a bias-free marketplace that pulls the best available plans directly from providers without withholding any information or choices from you. Our goal is to empower you with as much information as possible in a way that is easy to understand, so you can rest assured that you are making a well-educated decision every time you enroll.
Once enrollment is complete on the Nutiliti: Energy Choice App users we will receive an email from the service provider with confirmation numbers or account number.
Once enrolled, all bills will be managed and paid directly with the electricity provider. Nutiliti does not pay bills on your behalf, nor will we ever send you a bill.
Once enrollment is complete on the Nutiliti: Energy Choice App users we will receive an email from the service provider with confirmation numbers or account number.
Nope! When you sign up for a new plan through Nutiliti, the new provider will let the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) know. ERCOT will also notify your old provider for you.
Yep! You have three business days to cancel your switch after you get your Terms of Service agreement.
Your provider is required to let you know at least 30 days before your contract ends. If you want to switch to a new provider, you can do it without penalty as long as it's no earlier than 14 days before the contract end date.
You can use a lease or rental agreement, home purchase contract, mortgage statement, or utility bill or bank statement for your new place.
Nutiliti is a nationwide utility management provider. Your property manager has partnered with Nutiliti to provide you with a one-stop shop for all your utility needs. Electricity, gas, water, internet, TV, sewer, and trash, are consolidated and managed directly through the Nutiliti app. The app is available for download on both Apple and Android devices.
The answer is simple, none! Nutiliti handles the setup of all utilities. Your property manager will communicate all details if an appointment is required to begin service at your address.
Nutiliti pays the bill and then charges you your portion of each bill. There is a monthly service fee that will be charged to your account. Depending on your payment method, a payment processing fee will be assessed (CC: 2.9% + .30, no max ACH: .8%, $5 max).
Nutiliti calculates your portion of each utility bill each month. Your bill is calculated by the number of tenants in your unit.
A payment method on file is part of having an active Nutiliti account! Since we do not charge deposits, this is how we help ensure timely payments are made each month. Your information is kept secure and is only used to make payments toward Nutiliti.
Unfortunately, we do not accept cash as payment method. You can pay with whatever is listed on your account (credit card, debit card, or bank account).
You will receive your first bill based on the utility provider’s billing cycle; typically, 2-4 weeks after you’ve moved in.
A prorated bill is where a resident only pays the percentage of the bill according to the number of days their lease was active during the billing cycle. Bills are typically only prorated when someone moves in or out during the middle of a billing cycle. If a bill is not prorated, tenants divide the percentage evenly no matter how many days they were physically present in the unit.
Be on the lookout for a Welcome email from Nutiliti with signup instructions. If you are within a week from beginning your new lease and have not received your sign-up instructions, please give us a call so that we can get you set up!
Our hours of operation are from 8 AM to 5 PM CST Monday through Friday. We are closed on Saturday and Sunday.
If you happen to call outside of our business hours, contact us at support@nutiliti.com and we'll do our best to get back to you by the next business day.
Nutiliti will provide you a copy of your utility invoice for each utility each month.
Nutiliti charges a service fee for managing all tenant utilities. This fee appears as a monthly service fee depending on our agreement with your property.
There are a few possibilities!
Most likely: The payment method expired.
The payment method was removed due to multiple unsuccessful payment attempts.
Your payment method hasn't changed? No problem!
You can input the same payment information. You can just log into your account and re-enter the payment information there.
Keep in mind that checking account payments take 3-5 business days to process. While there may be enough funds when the payment is made, the withdrawal is completed in your banking account after that time. Check with your bank to see if a transaction is pending or completed.
A Sales Tax is a tax paid to the government for the sale of goods and services. The Nutiliti service falls under the Electronic Data Processing category and the tax amount ranges from 1% to 8% of the Nutiliti Service Fees. These fees are calculated based on regulations in your geographical location.
For further explanation or to learn what % tax you pay for your geographical area, please reach out to support@nutiliti.com
Bills are available for review at tenant's request.
Nutiliti pays the utility providers directly. All your utility accounts are automatically set to autopay so that you never have to worry about making a payment. Each tenant will be responsible for their portion of the bill and will receive an automatic deduction from Nutiliti using the payment method on file on the due date of each utility bill.
A prorated bill is where a resident only pays the percentage of the bill according to the amount of days their lease was active during the billing cycle. Bills are typically only prorated when someone moves in or out during the middle of a billing cycle. If a bill is not prorated, roommates divide the percentage evenly no matter how many days they were physically present in the unit.
Utility providers bill in arrears, which means that we receive the bill after your actual usage. Nutiliti then receives the bill and prepares your invoice. Occasionally there are delays in the receipt of actual provider bills. In an effort to keep your invoices on track, the provider bills can be grouped together when we receive them.
If you use Nutiliti on your own and the utilities are in your or your roommates' name, the bill would also be pro-rated! The bill is pro-rated based on start/end dates and the usage of the bill. If the roommates have agreed to different percentages or to remove someone from the bill, they can contact us to request that change!
Utility companies bill in "arrears". This means that you receive the bill after your actual usage dates.
For example: Imagine that your billing cycle is December 1 - December 31. The meter will be read on the 31st, and the bill will be generated after that. It may be several days before it is ready. Nutiliti then receives the bill and prepares your invoice. So, you would receive the bill in the following month.
If you moved out at the end of December, you could expect your bills to be received after that time!
NSF = Nonsufficient Funds
No Account/Unable to Locate Account = The account info entered is incorrect.
Non-transaction Account = This usually occurs when a savings account is added to the profile rather than a checking account. Some savings accounts are not approved for online utility payment transactions.
There are a few reasons it might appear that way!·
Not able to access your account to pay the bill? You may have started a new sign-up for the same address, or need to update your payment method on the account. It will not immediately charge your account when you input the information. Once you complete the sign-up, or update the account, you will be able to access the bill!·
Is there an amount listed, but not a way to pay? You have an existing balance. No worries! The remaining balance will carry over to the next billing period, or you can give us a call to make that payment.
Your service will end on the date specified by you on your initial registration. It will be your responsibility to make sure that all utility services are either turned off or paid for after the service end date.
If your utility provider has published a new bill on their website but you have yet to get a new Nutiliti invoice, the following factors may be at play:
- Your Nutiliti invoice is being processed right now. We make every effort to retrieve all utility bills within 48 hours of them being posted on your utility providers' websites.
- We are now awaiting the release of your other utility bills so that we can deliver them to you on a single invoice. We won't make you late on any of your bills, so don't worry!
- We may not be able to access your utility account because of a problem with your account details. If that's the case, we'll get in touch with you to collect the updated account details.
Each individual room at a residence is not billed separately because the meter at your residence includes usage in all rooms. The bill is based on the meter reading for the entire unit and is divided up equally between you and your roommates.
If you are concerned with the amount of usage your roommates are using, have a conversation with your roommates about ways to conserve.
We are excited to help you with your utilities bills!
Here's how to get going.
1. Visit our homepage and press the Sign Up button in the upper right corner.
2. Finish the Sign Up phase. (If you have roommates, make sure each person creates an account.)
3. Once your application has been approved, link your services in your account. (We'll take you through the process.)
Moving in earlier than planned? Staying a little later? Not a problem. Just submit a request to change your contract dates by contacting us.
If you use Nutiliti on your own and utilities are in your or your roommate's name, we must confirm the request with your roommates before updating your account.
Contact us and we can get roommate confirmation to remove you from bills! Your subleaser can be added as a new roommate, by signing up!
Not necessarily, just contact us! This way we have the correct dates on file and our system will be prevented from including you on any bills that you are not responsible for.
Otherwise, you will be invoiced for utility usage through your move out date as reflected in our system.
Let us know, and we can request roommate permission to adjust your end-date and release you from utility responsibilities. If all roommates give their consent, you may be removed from the bill. The bill would be divided between the remaining roommates.
If you have a subleaser, the subleaser may sign up for Nutiliti to assume your portion of the utilities. Contact us so we can ensure the bill is divided properly!
If you use Nutiliti through your property, then yes! Residents are responsible for utility usage through the active lease term regardless of your move-in date.
If you use Nutiliti on your own and the utilities are in your name or a roommates' name, then it depends on when your utilities are set up. You will receive your first bill after your service start-date when your utility accounts are successfully linked. If your roommates give unanimous consent to remove you from a bill, the bill could be divided between the other roommates.
You will be included with an equal percentage on the bill through your Nutiliti service dates!
Be sure to contact us so we can get roommate confirmation to remove you from the old address, and renew service for the new address.
Most likely we need updated information for your account! Have the utility account holder check their email to see what other action or information is needed to manage the provider bill.
Absolutely! We understand that things change and we want to be flexible. Let us know if you need to change your move out date and we will confirm your move out with your roommates, or in some cases your property. After we've verified your new move out date, by getting approval from your roommates or property, we will make the necessary adjustments in our system and you're good to go!
Yes, we enroll our members in stable electricity plans that require a contract ranging from 1 to 18 months, depending on lease or requested plan.
Nutiliti does not pay cancellation fees. If you are in a contract, we will send you an analysis comparing the plan that you are currently in with the lowest plan available for you.
The analysis will let you know if it makes financial sense for you to pay the early termination fee to your current provider to switch to the new plan. The decision of whether or not to switch, as well as paying the fee, will be up to you.
Usage is the measurement of electricity that is consumed by a specific service address during a specific billing cycle. The unit of measurement for usage is a kilowatt-hour, and usage is notated on your bill with the "kWh" abbreviation. The Usage for your bill is determined by subtracting the Previous Meter Read number from the Current Meter Read number.
A kilowatt-hour is the unit of measurement for electricity usage. A kilowatt-hour is abbreviated on your bill as "kWh." The amount of electricity you used at your specific service address for a specific billing cycle is measured by the utility company for your area as the number of kWh used.
These are the charges that come from your local Transmission Distribution Service Provider (TDSP) – also known as your utility company or Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU).
The TDSP Delivery Charge is a mix of usage-based fees and standard monthly fees. These fees are passed through to you without markup from your local TDSP. They cover the cost for maintaining the wires to your home and distributing your electricity. TDSP Delivery charges may fluctuate based on your usage and if your local utility company increases or decreases their fees. All delivery charges are consolidated into one line item titled "TDSP Delivery Charges."Other ChargesThe PUC Assessment is a fee assessed by the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and it has always been a part of your monthly price per kilowatt hour. This fee covers the cost of the administration of the PUC Regulatory Act. It is equal to 1/6 of 1 percent of the charges on your bill, excluding sales tax.
The Gross Receipts Reimbursement Charge is a fee assessed by the TDSP to recover the miscellaneous gross receipts tax imposed on retail electric providers operating in an incorporated city of town having a population of more than 1,000.Your TDSP may also charge a non-recurring fee for items such as a new service initiation fee that will not appear on every bill. These fees will appear as a separate line item on your bill. Sales tax charges are collected by authorized taxing authorities, such as the state, cities, and special purpose district.
You are only bound by the contract's individual terms and conditions, which may include an early termination charge. There are no penalties for canceling a contract if you pay the amount or produce the documents necessary to meet the requirements.
Yes, you have the right to cancel your retail power contract at any moment for any reason.
Your billing cycle begins and ends based upon the meter reading dates determined by the Transmission and Distribution Service Provider (TDSP, also known as the utility company) for your area. Please be advised that Nutiliti does not control when the TDSP reads your meter. A typical billing cycle is 28-32 days in length, but there is no specifically set length that a billing cycle will always be.
An energy or generation charge is what the Retail Electricity Provider charges you for your electricity usage. This is based on the kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity used in a given billing cycle and the rate for that electricity. We calculate the charge by multiplying the number of kWh consumed during a billing cycle by your rate for energy (in cents per kWh).
For example, if you're signed up on a fixed-rate plan at 10.0 cents per kWh and you use 1,000 kWh during a billing cycle, your energy charge would be $100.00: 1,000 kWh x 10.0 cents per kWh = $100.00.Please understand that the number of kWh you use in a billing cycle is not determined by Retail Electricity Provider but by the utility company for your area, based upon their reading of your meter.
You could have a power outage in your area due to complications and fluctuations in the energy grid for your area. Such issues can be the result of inclement weather or higher-than-normal usage from increased heat or cold. You will need to speak with the Transmission & Distribution Service Provider (TDSP, also known as the utility company) for your area for more information, as the TDSP is the company that owns, maintains, and reads the lines, poles, and meters in your area.
If you are experiencing a power outage, please contact your local Transmission & Distribution Service Provider (TDSP, also known as the utility company) for assistance.