Bill Calculator
The IESCO bill calculator helps you to see an estimate of your monthly electricity bill. You only need to enter your used units and select your company. The tool will then show you a rough bill amount based on the latest unit rates.
Electricity Bill Calculator
This is helpful if you want to plan your budget, save money, or check if your bill looks right when it arrives. The calculator is made for IESCO users, but it also works for other companies like LESCO, GEPCO, FESCO, MEPCO, PESCO, HAZECO, SEPCO, QESCO, and TESCO.

You can also see the IESCO bill unit rates for home users in the tariff schedule. These rates show how much you pay for each unit of electricity. Knowing these prices helps you understand your monthly bill and get a better estimate when you use the IESCO bill calculator.
How To Use IESCO Bill Online Calculator?
Using the calculator is simple. Follow these steps:
You can change the number of units and press the button again to see how your bill goes up or down.
How to Find Your Units for the Month?
If you do not know your units, you can find them in two ways.
1. Using Your Meter
- Units Consumed = Current Reading − Previous Reading
The answer is your units for this month.
2. Using Your Last Bill
On your last bill, you can also see:
You can use that as a guide to guess your normal monthly units and then enter a similar number in the calculator.
Which Tariff Is Used in the Calculator?
The calculator uses the NEPRA tariff for home users. These unit rates are the same for many government electricity companies, including IESCO.
For full and detailed unit rates for all types of users (residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural), you can visit the NEPRA Tariff page on this website. That page shows the complete rate list.
Why Use the IESCO Bill Calculator?
The calculator gives you several benefits:
How Accurate Is the Result?
The result from the IESCO bill calculator is an estimate, not the exact bill.
It is based on:
However, your real bill may be different because of:
So, use this calculator as a guide, not as a final bill.
Simple Formula Used by the Calculator
The calculator follows a basic method:
- Units Consumed = Current Reading − Previous Reading
- Units are split into slabs based on the tariff.
- Base Charge = Sum of (units in each slab × rate for that slab)
- Estimated Bill ≈ Base Charge + fixed charges + GST + some other common charges
The exact rules can be complex, but this simple system gives a close idea of your bill.
