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Claim Your $50 Reliant Energy Credit + Free Vivint Smart Home Bundle

Claim Your $50 Reliant Energy Credit + Free Vivint Smart Home Bundle

Texas Electricity · Smart Home

Claim Your $50 Reliant Energy Credit + Free Vivint Smart Home Bundle

Use Referral Code: LTMXR2K to get a $50 bill credit when you enroll in a qualifying Reliant term plan. New customers can also receive a free Vivint Doorbell Camera Pro and Smart Thermostat with professional installation.

Sign up now — claim $50 credit   How it works

Why Switch to Reliant × VivintSmarter Together

Energy + security in one app. Reliant and Vivint partner to deliver a unified smart home experience. View real‑time energy insights from your Reliant account inside the Vivint app, control your smart thermostat, and monitor your home from anywhere.

  • Free Smarter Home Bundle: Vivint Doorbell Camera Pro + Smart Thermostat with free pro installation.
  • $50 Referral Credit: Use code LTMXR2K during enrollment.
  • Automatic savings: Thermostat can adjust up to 4°F during peak events via Reliant’s Degrees of Difference (you can override anytime).
  • 24/7 Support: Reliant’s customer service is available around the clock.

Already with Reliant? Upgrade to a Vivint system for $99 (doorbell, hub, sensors, thermostat; $1,250 value) and get 25% off additional equipment purchased before installation.

Scan to enroll with Reliant referral code LTMXR2K and get a $50 bill credit.
📱 Scan this QR code to enroll instantly with Referral ID LTMXR2K and get your $50 credit.

How to Claim Your $50 Credit and Free Vivint Bundle

  1. Check your current plan. Verify contract end date and any early termination fee in your Electricity Facts Label (EFL).
  2. Choose a qualifying Reliant term plan. Look for plans that include the Smarter Home Bundle. Browse eligible plans.
  3. Enroll and apply the referral code. Enter Referral ID LTMXR2K during checkout to activate your $50 bill credit.
  4. Schedule installation. Follow Reliant’s prompts to book your free Vivint professional installation.

Enroll now — get $50 + free Vivint bundle

Smart Home Essentials for Reliant Customers

If you’re already a Reliant customer, you can upgrade to a full Vivint system for $99 (valued at $1,250), including a Doorbell Camera Pro, Smart Hub panel, sensors, and Smart Thermostat. You’ll also get 25% off additional equipment purchased before your installation date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my power go out during the switch?

No — switching is handled seamlessly through your Transmission & Distribution Utility (TDU), so you shouldn’t lose power.

How long does the switch take?

Usually 1–7 business days, depending on your current provider.

Do I have to contact my old provider?

No. Reliant coordinates the transfer with your TDU.

Who qualifies for the $50 referral credit?

New Reliant residential customers in Texas who enroll in a qualifying term plan and use referral code LTMXR2K during sign‑up.

Is Vivint installation included?

Yes — professional installation for the Doorbell Camera Pro and Smart Thermostat is included for qualifying plans.

Offer Notes

This post contains a referral code. When you sign up for a qualifying Reliant term plan using referral code LTMXR2K, both you and the referrer receive a $50 bill credit. The free Vivint bundle is a separate offer and includes professional installation for the Doorbell Camera Pro and Smart Thermostat. Terms, plan availability, and eligibility can change; always review the plan details during enrollment.

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