Electricity Bill Unit Forecast
Enter your last and current meter readings with the billing period to forecast your next month units and bill for Pakistan.
Slab rates (Rs per unit, editable — ESTIMATE)
| Units slab | Rate (Rs / unit) |
|---|---|
| 1 - 100 | |
| 101 - 200 | |
| 201 - 300 | |
| 301 - 500 | |
| 501 and above |
Units consumed
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Average daily units
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Projected next-month units
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Estimated current-period bill
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Projected next-month bill
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Usage breakdown
| Period | Estimated units | Estimated bill (Rs) |
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Slab rates above are typical recent estimates and change often. Verify the rates on your latest bill or with your electricity provider before making decisions. Taxes, fuel price adjustment and surcharges are not included in this estimate.
How to use
- Enter the last and current meter readings from your bill or meter.
- Optionally enter the billing period dates; otherwise enter the billing days manually.
- Adjust the slab rates if your bill shows different rates, then press Calculate forecast.
- The tool shows units consumed, average daily units, a daily / weekly / monthly breakdown and a projected next-month bill.
- Read the trend note to see whether your usage pattern is rising or steady.
Related tools
- Electricity Bill Estimator — estimate a bill directly from units.
- Electricity TOU Tariff Calculator Pakistan — compare peak and off-peak costs.
Frequently asked questions
It compares your last and current meter readings, divides the units by the number of billing days to find your average daily use, then projects a 30-day month from that average and applies editable slab rates to estimate the bill.
No. If you enter the period start and end dates the tool calculates the days automatically. If you leave the dates empty, it uses the billing days value you enter manually.
No. The default rates are typical recent estimates and every rate is editable. Tariffs change often in Pakistan, so always verify with your latest bill or your electricity provider before making decisions.
The projection uses your average daily use from the current period. If this period had heavy appliances running, the projection reflects that level. The trend note explains whether your usage is rising or falling.