Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: September 2, 2026.

ChooseMyPower earns money through affiliate and referral partnerships. This page explains exactly how, in plain language.

We earn a commission, not a fee from you

When you click a link on this site to a partner — an electricity provider through ComparePower, a backup-power brand like Jackery or EcoFlow, or a local installer through our quote-request tool — and you sign up, buy, or request a quote, that partner pays us a referral fee. You never pay ChooseMyPower anything, and the price you pay the partner is the same whether you came from our site or found them any other way.

This does not change what we recommend

Our calculators and comparisons are built to give you an honest answer, even when the honest answer costs us a commission. If a plan is a bad deal, we say so, whether or not it pays us. If solar doesn’t make sense for your home, our Solar Savings tool will tell you that too.

Where these links show up

You’ll find affiliate and partner links in articles, in our calculators (bill estimator, plan comparison, home energy checkup, solar savings, and similar tools), and on our quote-request pages. Some links go straight to a partner’s site; others route through a tracking link so the partner can credit us for the referral — addresses containing servcrmpro.com or ref.comparepower.com, for example. The destination is always the partner’s own product or service, never an unrelated page.

Quote requests

If you submit our solar quote-request form, we may pass your details to a local solar installer so they can contact you about a quote, and we may be paid for that introduction. We don’t sell your information to data brokers or anyone unrelated to fulfilling that request.

No cost to you, ever

None of this changes the price you pay a partner. Commissions come out of the partner’s marketing budget, not your pocket.

Want more detail?

For the longer version of this, including exactly what we won’t do with your data, see How We Make Money.