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Champ Saver-12 Review

Pros and Cons

Pros: Champion's 12 month plan is predictable, pretty affordable, and comes with no surprises. Cons: Not the absolute cheapest plan out there, but not the most expensive.

Our Review

Champions plans are all pretty similar, and their 12 month plan is no different. Champion plans are flat and have similar kWh rates across the three different usage thresholds, which means that customers won't have any big bill surprises in store if they use 500 kWh, 1500 kWh, or 2500 kWh. The plan has a pretty competitive energy charge, which also keeps your monthly bills low. The plan has no monthly recurring or base charge, and it has a cancellation fee of $150. So be sure not to cancel your conract a month early. Also, most importantly, this plan is an All Included deal. So when you're looking at the EFL, you will see that the kWh rate you see advertised includes all of the TDU transportation fees, as well. Which is why the rate might look high, but the bills are actually fairly low.

Who should buy this plan

This is a solid plan, which comes with no surprises and a competitive rate when you take into account that it incldues all TDU transportation charges. It's a good plan for anyone, regardless of whether you live in a tiny studio apartment or a sprawling estate with a carriage house and a stable.

More Details

Champion's 12 month plan is very straightforward. It has similar rates across all usage thresholds of 500, 1000, and 2000 killowatt-hour usage. Additioanlly the plan has no base monthly charge. The energy charge, or the cost of the actual energy, is competitive. The plan term is 12 months, or one year. The cancelltion fee for terminating your contract early is $150. Most importantly the rates listed on the plan include the TDU delivery charges and fees.