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Frontier Saver Max 12 Review

Plan Rating

Based on features, terms, and pricing, Frontier Saver Max 12 earned a rating of 2 / 5 stars.

Pros and Cons

Pros: Low Energy Charge, $125 Bill Credit Cons: $35 base monthly charge

Our Review

Frontier's Saver Max 12 is a pretty complicated plan, with a lot of different moving parts. First, you have a very low energy charge, but this is balanced by an extremely high monthly base charge of $35. To be clear, if you had this plan and an asteroid knocked out electricity to the entire state of Texas for a month, you would still pay $35. Then, you have a $125 bill credit that kicks in at 2,000 kwH of monthly usage. The low energy charge and the high base monthly charge cancel each other out, and the result is just a plan with a good bill credit if you use more than 2,000 kWh per month in electricity.

Who should buy this plan

Frontier's Saver Max 12 is a pretty complicated plan. It has a really low energy charge, but this is offset by a VERY high base monthly charge of $35. Most normal plans are 0-5$ a month, not $35 dollars. So this basically cancels out the low energy charge completely. But beyond all that, they throw if a very sizeable bill credit of $125 at a monthly usage of over 2,000 kWh. What does this all amount to? This is a good plan for customers with very large homes and very large energy usage. If you consistently use more then 2,000 kWh a month, this is a good plan, but beware if you don't, becuase your bill will be massive.

Special Features

$125 bill credit at 2,000 kWh of usage.

More Details

Frontier's Saver Max 12 is a 12 month, or one year, electricity plan. It has a low energy charge, but a very high monthly recurring charge of $35. The plan also has a bill credit of $125 that kicks in at greater than 2,000 kWh of usage. The plan uses 25% renewable energy sources and has a $150 early cancellation fee.