UNDERSTAND IT. KNOW WHAT TO ASK.

A bigger bill.
A clearer picture.

See what changed, follow the arithmetic, and separate an explanation from a guess.

Fictional bills and rules. Not valid for any real electricity bill. Choose a made-up example below. No uploads or personal details.

Explain an example Explore all six examples

SIX WAYS A TOTAL CAN CHANGE

Start with a question, not a form.

These are fixed, synthetic comparisons, not accounts or customer stories. Nothing here estimates your own bill.

01 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

More consumption

The period and rates stay the same. Consumption rises from 120 to 180 kWh.

+Rs 300.00See why 02 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

A longer period

A 45-day example follows a 30-day example, both averaging 4 kWh per day.

+Rs 330.00See why 03 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

An energy-rate change

Only the fictional energy rate changes, from Rs 5.00 to Rs 6.00 per kWh.

+Rs 120.00See why 04 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

A fixed-charge change

Energy use is unchanged. The fictional daily fixed charge rises from Rs 2.00 to Rs 3.00.

+Rs 30.00See why 05 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

A documented credit

An explicit fictional Rs 100.00 credit reduces the total. Usage and rates do not change.

-Rs 100.00See why 06 / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

An unexplained amount

The current example shows Rs 745.00, but its supplied rules explain only Rs 660.00.

+Rs 85.00See why

PROVENANCE, NOT AUTHORITY

The rules are invented too.

Authored by Bindass Bol for this demonstration on . Rule set BB-DEMO-1. No electricity provider, regulator or real tariff is represented.

All numbers are synthetic. These rules omit real-world slabs, taxes, duties, subsidies, arrears, meter multipliers, fuel adjustments and category-specific requirements.

BB-DEMO-1 / BASE

Flat energy charge of Rs 5.00 per kWh, plus Rs 2.00 per billed day.

BB-DEMO-1 / ENERGY

Invented energy-rate variant: Rs 6.00 per kWh, plus Rs 2.00 per billed day.

BB-DEMO-1 / FIXED

Invented fixed-charge variant: Rs 5.00 per kWh, plus Rs 3.00 per billed day.

BB-DEMO-1 / CREDIT

Subtract only the explicit credit supplied in an example. It is not a real subsidy, entitlement or adjustment policy.

BB-DEMO-1 / GAP

Stated total minus explained charges is an unexplained amount, not a new charge and not proof that the total is incorrect.

A clearer question. Not a verdict.

Even a perfectly matching calculation cannot establish whether a meter reading or tariff is correct. Real bills require the applicable official rules and qualified review. This demo provides neither.

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