Small business

Lock your supply rate for the lease term, not the news cycle.

Q: Is there a credit check on commercial?

For under 200 kW, most suppliers do a soft credit review at signing. Larger contracts (200 kW+) may include a hard pull but at the supplier level, not on the personal credit of the operator.

Q: Can I aggregate multiple locations?

Yes. Multi-site aggregation rolls up all locations under one Seenra portfolio with a consolidated renewal calendar. No charge per site, no cap.

Q: What if my lease is shorter than the lock term?

We match the recommended term to your lease term. The wizard collects this in step 2. A 12-month leaseholder gets a 12-month lock, not a 36-month one.

Q: How fast does the savings hit my bill?

The locked rate kicks in at your next utility meter read — typically 30 to 45 days after submission. The first bill on the new rate is the one after that read.

For US small businesses under 200 kW peak: fixed-rate electricity and gas locks aligned to your lease, your operating calendar, and your CFO's planning window. Average estimated supply-line reduction of 9–14% across the 2025–2026 small-business book — never guaranteed, but transparent.

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Lock window vs lease term

Term recommendation lines up with your lease, not the supplier's longest available plan.

9–14%
Estimated supply savings
< 200 kW
Sweet spot
5 min
Quote intake
$0
Buyer fees

Four-step process

Lock to lease term, not to the news cycle.

01
Five-minute intake
ZIP, current utility, current rate, peak demand, planning window. No credit pull, no card on file.
02
Ranked supplier shortlist
Rate × term × confidence. Eight exclusion rules screen out teaser-rate plans, high-ETF contracts, and unlicensed suppliers.
03
Lock the term
12, 18, 24, or 36 months — matched to your lease or planning window. Same utility, same wires, same outage response.
04
Renewal automated
Re-quote 60 days before term end. No silent auto-rolls into variable. Renewal happens on your calendar.

Verticals we see most

Six small-business shapes — what each typically saves.

Restaurants
40–80 kW peak, 7-day operation, refrigeration runs 24/7
Estimated 9–13%
Boutique retail
20–60 kW peak, mall hours, predictable seasonal cycle
Estimated 10–14%
Medical / dental
50–150 kW peak, daytime only, generator standby
Estimated 9–13%
Self-storage
15–40 kW peak, climate-controlled units, low staff
Estimated 10–15%
Auto repair
30–80 kW peak, lift + compressor + bay lighting
Estimated 9–12%
Daycare / preschool
20–60 kW peak, weekday hours, kitchen + HVAC
Estimated 10–14%

Common questions

Quick answers from the editorial desk

Is there a credit check on commercial?

For under 200 kW, most suppliers do a soft credit review at signing. Larger contracts (200 kW+) may include a hard pull but at the supplier level, not on the personal credit of the operator.

Can I aggregate multiple locations?

Yes. Multi-site aggregation rolls up all locations under one Seenra portfolio with a consolidated renewal calendar. No charge per site, no cap.

What if my lease is shorter than the lock term?

We match the recommended term to your lease term. The wizard collects this in step 2. A 12-month leaseholder gets a 12-month lock, not a 36-month one.

How fast does the savings hit my bill?

The locked rate kicks in at your next utility meter read — typically 30 to 45 days after submission. The first bill on the new rate is the one after that read.

Quote your small business in 5 minutes.

Same utility, same wires, no credit pull on under-200kW contracts.

Lower my bill

Lock your supply rate for the lease term, not the news cycle.

Lock to lease term, not to the news cycle.

Five-minute intake

Ranked supplier shortlist

Lock the term

Renewal automated

Six small-business shapes — what each typically saves.

Quick answers from the editorial desk

Quote your small business in 5 minutes.