The platform’s expansion mirrors a broader trend in capital markets, where U.S. power and utilities M&A activity reached $216 billion in the six months ending May 2026—a 173% increase over the previous year. According to CEO Kiki Dikmen, the demand is driven by a fundamental change in how corporations view essential services like electricity, water, and waste. Enterprises are moving beyond simple bill payment to demand granular visibility into exposure and consumption patterns.

GETCHOICE! reports a 130% net revenue retention rate, indicating that existing clients are significantly expanding their usage after initial deployment. A Fortune 500 National Energy Company currently processes approximately 17,000 invoices monthly through the platform, covering $700 million in annual spend across 1,500 suppliers. By centralizing these workflows, the client eliminated late fees and established a unified view of its portfolio. As utility spend becomes more volatile, finance and operations teams are increasingly treating these costs as a strategic, board-level priority rather than a routine expense.