About

Arbor operates an intelligent electricity marketplace that automatically finds and switches users to better electricity supply rates in deregulated energy markets. The platform aggregates residential and commercial customers to unlock wholesale pricing, automatically switches between available rates, and optimises usage to align with prices in real-time.

The company is active in 13 deregulated U.S. states and Washington D.C., including Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Delaware. It holds state-issued broker licences in each market where it operates.

Arbor's technical stack centres on AI, data aggregation, and real-time optimisation. To date, customers have saved over $12 million through the platform, with rate reductions as significant as 50% in some cases.

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