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What's the biggest difference between Base and other energy companies?

Base Power doesn’t just provide reliable power for individual homes—Base is redefining how energy storage systems can support the entire power grid. 

We're happy to answer all your questions

How much does Base cost? How much will I pay for energy?

To get with Base, you pay a $50 refundable deposit upfront. This deposit applies toward your one-time installation cost once your battery is installed.

Installation Costs

  • Installation fee: $695 or $995 (varies by zip code and plan)
  • Your $50 deposit will be credited toward this fee

Ongoing Costs

Membership Fee

  • $19/mo or $29/mo, depending on your plan

Monthly Energy Bills

  • Energy rate: 8¢/kWh plus your utility’s transmission and delivery fees
  • If you have solar panels, Base buys back any excess energy you produce at:
    • 4¢/kWh

You can see Base's latest plans and Electricity Facts Labels (EFLs) here.

Calculate Your Savings

Use our bill comparison tool to see how much you could save with Base.

Which Base plan is right for me?

If you want protection from outages, Energy + One Battery covers ~97% of Texas outages and takes up minimal space.

For maximum protection and capacity, Energy + Two Batteries will power your home through extended outages (up to 48 hours with reduced energy consumption).

How do I compare my current electricity bill to Base's rates?

Look at the "average price per kWh" on your current bill—this is the price per kWh you're paying for electricity.

Base offers transparent, competitive rates without the gimmicks many providers use. We'll help you calculate your expected savings during signup.