Electricity bill calculator
Enter units or meter readings, choose your provider, and see a planning estimate with available taxes and adjustments.
All calculations shown on this page are planning estimates. Actual electricity bills may vary due to fuel cost variations, seasonal rates, billing cycles, meter reading dates, or other provider-specific adjustment differences.
Quick estimator
Enter your units consumed, select your provider, and choose your consumer category to get a planning estimate of your bill with available taxes and adjustments. These are estimates, and actual bills may differ.
Protected consumers typically use 200 or fewer units in the past 6 consecutive months.
This calculator estimates your electricity bill based on your consumed units, electricity provider, consumer category, and available taxes or adjustments. The result is a planning estimate, and your official bill may differ.
Bijli Bachat currently supports MEPCO, LESCO, FESCO, and GEPCO. You can use the main calculator here, or open the dedicated LESCO bill calculator, FESCO bill calculator, or MEPCO bill calculator when you want the provider pre-selected.
Your official bill may differ because of fuel price adjustment, quarterly tariff adjustments, meter reading dates, taxes, arrears, protected/unprotected status, or provider-specific charges.
Want a more personalized estimate?
Save your bills to improve adjustment accuracy and track usage trends over time. Estimates become more personalized with your data.
Save monthly bills with units and amounts in one place.
See high and low months, slab awareness, and usage patterns.
Automatically determine your protected status from saved bill history.
Some adjustments use older months. Saved bills make those estimates closer.
Review recent bill estimates you created from the dashboard.
Bill management, estimator history, insights, and account settings in one place.
Check which appliances use the most units. The home appliance electricity calculator helps estimate AC, fan, fridge, and water pump usage before you calculate your bill.
The estimator uses the provider, units, protected status, and available tariff, tax, and adjustment rules. It is a planning estimate, not an official bill.
Official bills can include fuel price adjustments, quarterly adjustments, arrears, meter-reading date differences, and taxes.
You can try a quick estimate first. Create an account to save bills and see your usage trends over time.
Yes. You can enter previous and current readings, or enter units directly if you already know your consumed units.
Sign in, add your latest bill, then run the estimator with your current meter reading. Save bills to improve estimate accuracy over time. All numbers shown on this page are planning estimates.
