OG&E

OG&E

by OG&E

10K ratings
105 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 12, 2022
  • July 29, 2026

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About

Manage your electric service, view bills, and track energy usage. Receive alerts for outages and payment due dates. You can also report outages and make payments easily.

โœ“Secure account sign-in with biometrics
โœ“Manage myOGEalerts for notifications
โœ“Start, stop, or transfer service
โœ“View bill estimates and track energy usage
โœ“Report and monitor power outages
โœ“Pay bills and manage payment options
โœ“Set up payment arrangements and Auto Pay
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What's New in OG&E

5.4.0

July 29, 2026

Minor enhancements and updates to improve your experience.

User reviews

Horrible Monopoly

This company sucks, their app sucks, the ppl that willingly work for them and enjoy their jobs here suck. This company is evil, does not care about their customers at all. They just want to torture people and use their monopoly on the electric grid to suck every penny out of their customers. They make it nearly impossible to pay them, then threaten to shut off your electric when it takes 40+ minutes to get on the phone with a real human to fix the issue. They lie, they cheat and they steal then try to pit the blame on their customers. Ridiculously cruel.
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Threatening letters

I paid my balance by phone on Aug 6. Still isnโ€™t reflect on my balance page. I have received about 3 letters a week in San Antonio. My address is OKC. Horrible company. My acct configuration was wrong and when I found out I tried to switch to my other checking but you guys blocked me online. Way to treat a new customer and way to waste more money on stamps. Unreal
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Ej

The app sucks. Iโ€™ve been trying to upgrade my app for a month because it will not let me login without upgrading.

This is messed up

If yall didnโ€™t wait 5 days to take out the money maybe crab wouldnโ€™t decline at the bank. I put money in and push pay, then it takes almost a solid week to take out of my account instead of immediately. I have CPTSD the kiosk is a panic attack for me but you have the worst customer service for any convenience pay options in that you wait to take it out then charge me because of your lack of diligence. At this rate Iโ€™m going off grid because this is stupid and Iโ€™m done.
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Version update (26

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Login issues and app freezes

Bug

Incorrect account balances and payment history

Bug
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Requested Features

3 requests

Add credit card payment option

Feature

Improve app functionality to match website

Feature

Provide usage graphs and estimated bills

Feature

FAQ

What can I do with the OG&E app?

The app allows you to securely sign in to your account, manage your electric service, view bill estimates, track energy usage with Energy Insights, report and monitor outages, and pay your bill. You can also set up payment arrangements and manage notification preferences.

How do I pay my bill through the app?

You can pay your bill directly within the app using your preferred payment method. The app allows you to view your current bill, download, print, or share it. You can also make guest payments, set up payment arrangements, and enroll in Auto Pay and Paperless Billing.

Can I report power outages with this app?

Yes, you can report and monitor power outages through the app. It provides access to the System Watch outage map and allows you to report streetlight outages. You can also view expected restoration times for ongoing outages.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What kind of notifications can I receive?

You can manage your myOGEalerts to receive text, email, phone, or push notifications. These alerts can inform you about important events such as power outages, payment due dates, and other service-related updates.