I Moved to Texas Launches Free Relocation Hub Covering Electricity, Insurance, Solar, and State-by-State Moving Guidance

DALLAS, Texas – Aug. 14, 2026 – I Moved to Texas today announced the launch of its consumer platform, built to make moving to Texas, and everything that comes with it, easier to navigate.

Relocating to a new state involves far more than a moving truck. New residents have to find an electricity provider, secure insurance, understand local utility rules, and often learn an entirely new set of state requirements, all while managing a move. I Moved to Texas was built to bring that scattered research into one place.

The platform’s state-specific relocation guides walk new residents through what changes when they move to Texas, with dedicated guidance for people coming from California, Florida, and New York, plus a general Texas moving checklist and a separate checklist for businesses relocating to the state.

At the center of the platform is its electricity marketplace. At imovedtotexas.com, Texans and new residents can enter a ZIP code, review plans, compare estimated costs, and enroll through one marketplace. The platform tracks 1,775 active electricity plans from 45 licensed retail providers, including TXU Energy, Reliant, Gexa Energy, Green Mountain Energy, Rhythm, Champion Energy, Direct Energy, and Chariot Energy, spanning all six major deregulated delivery utility territories in the state: Oncor, CenterPoint Energy, AEP Texas Central, AEP Texas North, TNMP, and LP&L. When supported by the customer’s delivery utility, the experience can retrieve historical electricity usage to produce estimates based on how the home uses power.

The site addresses a common problem in the Texas retail electricity market: advertised rates do not always tell the full story. Contract terms, delivery charges, bill credits, usage thresholds, and time-of-use rules can affect what a household pays. I Moved to Texas brings those details into a clearer shopping experience and encourages consumers to review the Electricity Facts Label before selecting a plan. Free tools include a Texas electricity contract break-even calculator and a summer thermostat cost calculator. Customers can upload electricity bills to identify key plan details, estimate whether potential savings may offset an Early Termination Fee, or set a free renewal reminder if switching does not yet make financial sense.

Beyond electricity, the platform also offers a Texas Solar Guide covering solar buyback plans and renewable power options, along with Texas-specific insurance guides for renters insurance and pet insurance, rounding out the platform’s goal of being a single starting point for the practical decisions that come with moving to Texas.

“People should not need to become electricity experts, or insurance experts, or read a dozen state guides just to move to Texas with confidence. We built a practical experience that helps people use their own information, understand the fine print, and make a more confident decision, for their power bill and for the move itself.”

Jason Todd, Founder of I Moved to Texas

I Moved to Texas is free to browse and does not require an account to compare plans or read its guides. The company may receive compensation when a customer enrolls in an electricity plan through its marketplace.

For more information, visit imovedtotexas.com.

ABOUT I MOVED TO TEXAS

I Moved to Texas is an independent relocation hub and consumer comparison platform dedicated to simplifying the move to Texas: comparing electricity plans, understanding delivery utilities, and navigating insurance, solar options, and state-specific relocation requirements in deregulated Texas markets.

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