Forever free for you. Suppliers pay us — flat, per customer.
Households and small commercial buyers pay Seenra nothing — not now, not at renewal, not ever. Suppliers pay a flat per-customer commission on contracts that close. The commission is the same across our roster, which is why it cannot be a ranking input. Below: the full revenue flow, the disclosure ranges, and the seven things we will never sell.
Last reviewed May 1, 2026 by the Seenra leadership team.
Revenue flow
PublicYou pay zero. The supplier pays Seenra a flat per-customer commission out of the acquisition budget that would otherwise go to door-to-door sales or telemarketing.
$0
Buyer fees, ever
0%
Of bill taken as cut
Flat
Commission per customer
Public
Disclosure ranges
Four steps, two parties, no hidden costs.
- 01
You request a quote
Free. No card on file, no credit check, no commitment. We pull the supplier shelf for your ZIP and rank using the published methodology.
- 02
You pick a term and lock
Free. The contract is between you and the licensed supplier — Seenra is the introduction. Same utility, same wires, same outage response.
- 03
Supplier pays Seenra a commission
Flat per-customer commission across our roster — averages $40–$120 residential, $400–$1,800 commercial depending on contract size. Disclosed below.
- 04
You stay free, forever
No subscription, no renewal fee, no upcharge for switching at term end. We re-quote you 60 days before renewal automatically.
The full posture matrix.
| Item | What it costs you | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Quote + lock for residential | Free, forever | No card on file. No subscription. |
| Quote + lock for commercial | Free, forever | No card on file. Larger contracts include account management. |
| Renewal re-quote (60 days before term end) | Free | Automated; you can opt out by email. |
| Multi-site aggregation | Free | No charge per site, no cap. Same flat-commission model. |
| PUC-required disclosure documents | Free | We send everything required at signing. No upsell. |
| Customer support during contract | Free | Email + phone. Outage calls go to your utility per the contract. |
| Sale or sharing of your PII | Will never happen | Read /trust for the data posture. |
| Commission-driven ranking | Will never happen | Methodology is public. Commission is not an input. |
Commission tier disclosure
Below is the full per-tier range. The supplier pays Seenra the disclosed range on contract activation. The figures are flat per customer or per contract — never percentage of the bill, never percentage of savings. We do not earn more if you pay more; we do not earn less if you pay less.
Residential — 12 month term
$40 – $80 per signed customer
Paid by the supplier on contract activation, not on quote. Flat, regardless of contract value.
Residential — 24 month term
$60 – $120 per signed customer
Paid by the supplier on contract activation. Flat per customer.
Residential — 36 month term
$80 – $140 per signed customer
Paid by the supplier on contract activation. Flat per customer.
Small commercial — under 200 kW
$400 – $1,200 per signed contract
Paid by the supplier on contract activation. Scales with contract size, not with rate.
Mid commercial — 200 kW to 2 MW
$1,000 – $1,800 per signed contract
Paid by the supplier on contract activation. Scales with contract size, not with rate.
Large commercial — 2 MW+
Negotiated per contract
Disclosed to the buyer at signing. Always flat dollars, never percentage of bill.
Why the model is structured this way
Suppliers spend an enormous amount of money on customer acquisition — door-to-door sales, telemarketing, mail, ad networks. Most of that spending reaches the buyer in the form of an extra fee on the bill or a teaser-rate plan that auto-rolls to variable. We sit between the buyer and the supplier, do the comparison work in five minutes, and the supplier pays a flat acquisition cost out of the budget that was going to be spent either way. The buyer gets a fixed-rate lock without the sales pressure. The supplier gets a clean, contractually compliant customer. The economics work because customer acquisition is the largest cost in retail energy, period.
Why commission is flat, not percentage
A percentage-of-bill structure would create a conflict of interest — Seenra would earn more from higher rates, which would tilt the ranking toward expensive plans. A percentage-of-savings structure has the opposite problem: it would tilt toward whichever supplier promises the largest claimed savings, which is exactly the supplier you should be most skeptical of. A flat structure removes the temptation in both directions.
Common questions
Quick answers from the editorial desk
If suppliers pay you, doesn't that mean I am paying you indirectly?
Why are some commission ranges higher than others?
What if the lowest-commission supplier offers the best rate?
Will Seenra ever charge a subscription fee?
Do you take a kickback if I renew?
Are you affiliated with any single supplier?
Sources: Seenra commission disclosures, supplier contracts of record, FTC guidance on broker compensation, state PUC supplier-licensing dockets. Commission ranges are updated quarterly; the current range applies to contracts signed between Q2 2026 and Q3 2026.
Free for you. The model is published.
Suppliers pay us a flat per-customer commission. Commission is not a ranking input.