Your bill is local.
The working should be universal.
Turn an electricity bill, appliance label, solar estimate or project measurement into a decision you can inspect. Choose your own currency, rates and units—then see every formula and limit.
See where your home electricity goes.
Add appliances once, compare their share of household kWh, apply the current rate from your own bill, and carry the result into a private project worksheet.
What are you trying to understand?
Why did my bill change?
Separate billing days, daily use, rate and fixed-charge effects.
Resolve thisWhich plan is cheaper?
Compare flat and peak/off-peak rates on the same kWh.
Resolve thisIs solar I use worth more?
Value self-use and export at different rates.
Resolve thisDid I mix my project units?
Convert first, then calculate quantity and packages.
Resolve thisBuilt around the question after the number
These tools explain which cost moves, which charge stays, and which source to verify.
Explain why an electricity bill changed by separating billing days, daily usage, effective usage rate and fixed charges
Open calculator Working shownEnergy bills & appliancesEffective Electricity Bill Rate CalculatorSeparate fixed charges from energy charges and calculate both all-in and usage-only bill rates
Open calculator Working shownEnergy bills & appliancesTime-of-Use Electricity Plan ComparisonCompare peak and off-peak energy charges with a flat-rate plan using the same electricity use
Open calculator Working shownSolar, battery & backupSolar Self-Consumption Value CalculatorSeparate solar electricity used at home from exports and value each with its own rate
Open calculator Working shownProperty & area unitsInternational Property Area TranslatorConvert standard property-area units while keeping the exact factor and both unit labels visible
Open calculator Working shownEnergy bills & appliancesDubai DEWA Electricity & Water Bill CalculatorEstimate a Dubai DEWA bill from meter readings, current electricity and water slabs, fuel surcharge and VAT
Open calculatorSame transparent engine. Different bill reality.
Each pack explains local rate structures, official sources, labels and units without silently locating you or applying a national average.
United States
US bills vary by utility, state, season and rate design. GharGanit therefore starts with the customer's own bill instead of publishing a national price.
Open USA pack 02GBUnited Kingdom
A UK household can pay a daily standing charge plus one or more unit rates. The calculator keeps those pieces separate so a usage saving is not overstated.
Open UK pack 03AUAustralia
Australian plans can combine daily supply charges, flat or time-based usage and solar credits. Check every scenario against the current retailer plan.
Open Australia pack 04AEUnited Arab Emirates
UAE utility structures differ by emirate and customer type. The Dubai workflow follows DEWA meter readings, current slabs, dated fuel surcharges, service charges and VAT without hiding excluded lines.
Open UAE pack 05CACanada
Provincial utilities and rate structures differ. GharGanit uses the household's own rate and official EnerGuide or utility information where available.
Open Canada pack 06EUEuropean Union
EU labels and EPREL help identify product performance, but the local tariff and usage pattern still determine cost. Those values stay editable.
Open EU pack 07NZNew Zealand
Use the retailer bill, product label and EECA guidance together. No single default rate or heating performance figure is treated as national fact.
Open New Zealand pack 08SGSingapore
The Singapore workflow uses a dated regulated electricity snapshot, domestic water components and GST, while retailer fees, rebates and other SP bill lines stay separate.
Open Singapore packMove from a bill to a practical decision
Energy bills & appliances
Decode fixed charges, energy rates, time bands, labels, EV charging and heating without a made-up global tariff.
9 calculators 02Solar, battery & backup
Value self-consumed solar, exported energy, battery losses and backup runtime as separate decisions.
3 calculators 03Home projects
Move between metric and US project units before calculating concrete, paint, flooring and packages.
3 calculators 04Property & area units
Translate international property units while keeping the source unit and measurement boundary visible.
1 calculatorsNo mystery tariff.
No lead form.
No black-box answer.
Global calculators run locally in your browser. GharGanit does not require an account, does not silently geolocate you and does not send raw calculator inputs to analytics.
Read the global methodology- 01Bring your evidenceBill, tariff sheet, product label, plan or measured dimensions.
- 02Keep assumptions visibleRates, losses, coverage and units remain editable.
- 03Inspect the workingFormula, substitution, source boundary and warnings are shown.
- 04Verify the decisionUse the linked regulator, public lab, standards body or professional.
Understand the bill before optimising it
How to read and compare electricity bills
Find energy use, rates, fixed charges and billing days, then explain what changed between two electricity bills.
Read guide Choose the right rateEffective electricity rate vs marginal tariff rate
Understand when total bill divided by kWh is useful and when a tariff's marginal rate is the safer input.
Read guide Fixed bill linesStanding, supply and customer charges explained
Compare daily and monthly fixed electricity charges without mixing them with usage savings.
Read guide Peak vs off-peakHow to find the break-even point for a time-of-use plan
Compare a time-of-use electricity plan with a flat rate using the same kWh and fixed charges.
Read guideauthoritative global resources
Government, regulator, public-research, standards and official consumer destinations—organised by market and task, never sold as backlinks or endorsements.
Browse global sourcesGlobal context added.
Indian depth preserved.
Use the original India calculators for ₹ electricity scenarios, construction planning and sourced state-specific land units. Use Global when the bill, label, currency or measurement system belongs elsewhere.