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Energy Ego Compensation Plan

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Residential

Personal Customers

1¢ per kWh

Full commission on qualifying personally sponsored customers outside positions #2–#6.

100% personal commission
Residential

Network Customers

0.2¢ per kWh

Commission on qualifying paid customer positions #2 through #6.

20% of the 1¢ base
Commercial

Commercial Commissions

0.3¢ + 0.1¢

Starting base and sponsor rates, plus any broker-negotiated additional commission.

Base + sponsor
Plan Fee

Energy Ego Fee

3% of earnings

Commission fee retained by Energy Ego from total broker earnings.

Shown in calculator estimates
Slide 1 · Build Your Business

Build a Business You Own.
Grow It for the Long Term.

Create your own energy brokerage, develop lasting customer relationships, and build a business designed around recurring commission opportunities when customers pay their invoices.

01Your business, your customer relationshipsBuild a personally sponsored customer base and serve residential and commercial accounts.
02Built for long-term growthEarn on qualifying customer payments and expand through a team of brokers.
03Lead with competitive electricity ratesHelp customers evaluate electricity plans based on price, terms, and their needs.
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Slide 2 · Residential Overview

Two Ways to Earn on Residential Meters

Brokers earn a commission when a residential customer pays their invoice. Energy Ego calculates a base commission using monthly kWh and then applies the applicable compensation structure based on how that paid customer ranks for the month.

Personal Customers
1¢ / kWh
100% of the personal commission

Every broker is building their own business. Brokers keep the full 1¢ per kWh on their qualifying personally sponsored residential customers, except for the five network positions.

  • ✓Applies to qualifying personally sponsored customers outside positions #2–#6.
  • ✓Commission is earned only when the customer pays their invoice.
  • ✓Common personal customer example payouts are shown below.
1,000 kWh$10 at 1¢ per kWh
3,000 kWh$30 at 1¢ per kWh
5,000 kWh$50 at 1¢ per kWh
Network Customers
0.2¢ / kWh
20% of the base 1¢ commission

Network customers are the customer payments ranked #2 through #6 each month. Those five paid customer positions receive the network rate of 0.2¢ per kWh.

  • ✓Exactly five monthly network positions are illustrated in the plan.
  • ✓The ranking uses qualifying paid customers, not just enrollments.
  • ✓Common network customer example payouts are shown below.
1,000 kWh$2 at 0.2¢ per kWh
3,000 kWh$6 at 0.2¢ per kWh
5,000 kWh$10 at 0.2¢ per kWh
Slide 3 · Ranking Logic

How Energy Ego Ranks Residential Customer Payments

Energy Ego will rank the oldest customers first based on their enrollment date for each product. Only customers with a qualifying monthly payment are included in that month’s ranking.

Personal
#1
Oldest paid customer
1¢ per kWh
Network
#2
Paid & ranked
0.2¢ per kWh
Network
#3
Paid & ranked
0.2¢ per kWh
Network
#4
Paid & ranked
0.2¢ per kWh
Network
#5
Paid & ranked
0.2¢ per kWh
Network
#6
Paid & ranked
0.2¢ per kWh
Personal
#7
Next paid customer
1¢ per kWh
Personal
#8+
Additional paid customers
1¢ per kWh
Personal customer pay
Network customer pay

What this means each month

Brokers earn a commission when a customer pays their invoice each month. Energy Ego calculates commission at 1¢ per kWh for each qualifying residential customer payment, then determines whether that paid customer falls into a personal or network position based on the enrollment-date ranking for that product. The five network positions are the paid-customer ranks #2 through #6.

Slide 4 · Interactive Commission Calculator

Calculate Your Commission Potential

Use the Personal Customers and Network Growth calculators below. Change the inputs to explore different commission scenarios.

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Commission Calculator

Explore personal and network growth commissions with Energy Ego's online calculator:

https://www.energyego.com/energy-commission-calculator

The interactive calculator is available online; figures depend on the inputs and qualifying customer payments.

Slide 5 · Network Opportunity

How the Network Opportunity Can Grow

The plan illustrates a five-level growth example. The graphic below is a simplified visual representation of that example and is intended to show structure, not guaranteed performance.

YOU (Sponsor)Your 5 network customers
0.2¢ / kWh
LEVEL 2 01
5
brokers
25 customers
0.1¢ per kWh
LEVEL 3 02
25
brokers
125 customers
0.1¢ per kWh
LEVEL 4 03
125
brokers
625 customers
0.2¢ per kWh
LEVEL 5 04
625
brokers
3,125 customers
0.4¢ per kWh

The source plan also includes your own five network customers at 0.2¢ per kWh. Actual broker growth and customer payment counts will vary.

Strive to Five
5 Brokers5 Customers5 Levels

Illustrated Monthly Income Potential

781 brokers · 3,905 customers

The amounts below are hypothetical gross monthly residual illustrations, not guaranteed earnings.

500 kWh$6,955
1,000 kWh$13,910
2,000 kWh$27,820
Slide 6 · Commercial Pay

Commercial Compensation Structure

Commercial compensation is shown in three parts: a base commission, a sponsor commission, and any additional commission that the broker negotiates and adds to the commercial enrollment form.

What are mils?

A mil is one-thousandth of a dollar per kWh (0.1¢). Brokers use mils to express small additions to an electricity rate.

10 mils= 1¢ per kWh
5 mils= 0.5¢ per kWh
3 mils= 0.3¢ per kWh

Commercial Compensation Payout

Base Commission 0.3¢

Starts at 0.3¢ per kWh and is included in the commercial matrix.

Sponsor Commission 0.1¢

Set at 0.1¢ per kWh and included in the commercial matrix.

Additional Commission Broker Negotiated

Not included on the commercial matrix. The broker can add this additional amount on the commercial enrollment form.

Where to add broker-negotiated mils

Use the Additional Broker Mils field on the commercial form to add the extra negotiated amount to the rate. The highlighted area below shows exactly where that value should be entered.

⬇ Enter your additional broker mils in this highlighted field
Commercial form example showing Matrix Price, Additional Broker Mils, Contract Price, and Contract Term fields.
Example: if you negotiate 5 additional mils, enter 5 in the Additional Broker Mils field. With a matrix price of 6.743¢/kWh, adding 5 mils (0.5¢) produces a contract price of 7.243¢/kWh.
Slide 7 · The Essentials

Three Rules. One Clear Plan.

The fundamental requirements summarized in one easy-to-remember slide.

01

Be an Active Broker

Brokers must be a registered, active broker to earn commissions.

02

Have Five Network Customers

Five network customers are required to qualify for network pay.

03

3% Energy Ego Fee

Energy Ego retains a 3% commission fee from total broker earnings.

Quick Summary of Compensation

Residential · Paid invoicesPersonal customers outside #2–#6: 1¢/kWh. Network positions #2–#6: 0.2¢/kWh. Qualifying payments are ranked by oldest enrollment date for each product.
Commercial · Three componentsStarting base 0.3¢/kWh, sponsor 0.1¢/kWh, and additional broker-negotiated commission where applicable.
Slide 8 · Broker Resources

Broker Registration, Contact & Texas PUC Resources

Ready to get started? Register as a broker, contact Energy Ego, or explore official Texas PUC resources below.

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Register as a BrokerStart the broker enrollment process with Energy Ego.Open resource → Email Energy EgoSend questions to broker@energyego.com.Open resource → Commission CalculatorReview personal and network commission scenarios with the calculator.Open resource →
Texas PUC Broker DirectoryView currently registered electricity brokers in Texas.Open PUC resource ↗ 16 TAC §25.112Texas electricity broker registration rules.Open PUC resource ↗ 16 TAC §25.486Customer protection rules that apply to broker services in Texas.Open PUC resource ↗
After the Review

Keep Exploring the Compensation Plan

The review opens automatically when this page loads. If you close it, you can relaunch the presentation here and use the links below to register, contact Energy Ego, review the commission calculator, or visit official Texas PUC broker resources.

✍Register as a BrokerStart your Energy Ego broker enrollment. ✉Email Energy EgoQuestions? Contact broker@energyego.com. 🧮Open CalculatorEstimate personal and network commission scenarios.
Texas PUC Registered BrokersOfficial Texas electricity broker directory. Broker Registration RulesOfficial Texas PUC rule link for broker registration. Customer Protection RulesOfficial Texas PUC rule link for customer protections.

About the Energy Ego broker compensation plan

This Energy Ego compensation plan webpage is built to help residential and commercial energy brokers understand how commissions are earned. Residential commissions are earned when a customer pays their invoice, and customer ranking is based on paid-customer status and enrollment date by product. Personal customer positions outside the network group receive 1¢ per kWh, while the five monthly network positions (#2 through #6) receive 0.2¢ per kWh. The page also summarizes the commercial compensation structure, Energy Ego’s 3% commission fee, and the official Texas PUC resources relevant to broker registration and compliance.