Access energy providers, plans, and rates across all deregulated states through one standardized API. You build the experience. We power the infrastructure.
One integration for every provider and plan
A live, production API
Full acquisition flow is API-enabled end-to-end
PowerHQ-hosted checkout, no PII risk
Full UX control
$0 upfront cost
Negotiating contracts with dozens of providers
Managing outdated, inconsistent APIs
Handling enrollment submission logic for each provider
Maintaining compliance workflows state by state
Security and PII risk
License and regulatory nightmares
Build the energy experience you want. Your team gets a simple API to build with, while our hosted checkout handles enrollment. PowerHQ handles compliance, regulations, and fulfillment behind the scenes.
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The PowerHQ marketplace hosts more energy providers than any other platform.
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The PowerHQ API is free for partners and developers. In fact, we pay you for every new customer you enroll.
Yes, you can try PowerHQ before speaking with anyone via our Public Sandbox. For more information, you’ll need to fill out our potential partner form.
The PowerHQ Partner Portal is updated in real time, meaning you should be able to see your new enrollments almost instantly. Access your live Partner Portal here.
The PowerHQ API covers all states with a deregulated electricity market, including Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and New Jersey, among others.
Instead of only providing one headline rate, the PowerHQ API returns each piece of the price separately. That includes the energy charge, utility delivery charge, potential monthly base fees, and any bill credits, plus when each one applies for a full fee breakdown. This way you can show customers the itemized bill, advertised cost, or all-in-rate based on what fits best.
Any business wishing to sell electricity in deregulated energy markets can easily become a PowerHQ partner. With that in mind, PowerHQ was specifically designed for platforms that influence utility decisions or help customers reduce costs in their homes, including: utility comparison websites, moving companies, property managers, mortgage platforms, solar installers, fintech apps, and other cost optimization tools.
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