Is ChecksBill free to use?

Yes, completely free. ChecksBill is a directory: we take you to your utility company's official website, where you view and download your bill. Your account or reference number is entered only on the official site — your bill details never pass through us, and we never charge a fee.

Which countries does ChecksBill cover?

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. ChecksBill only lists companies whose official website lets you view a bill with just the number printed on your bill — no account login. Where a company only offers bills behind a login (for example PSPCL, Tata Power or Adani Electricity in India), it is not listed.

Where do I find my reference number or account number?

It is printed on any previous bill. Electricity bills from LESCO, IESCO, FESCO, MEPCO, PESCO, GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO and QESCO carry a 14-digit reference number near the top of the bill. K-Electric uses a 13-digit account number. SNGPL uses an 11-digit consumer number, SSGC a 10-digit customer number, and PTCL asks for your phone number together with the Account ID printed on the bill. In India, bills carry a consumer or CA number; in other countries, the account number printed on the bill is what you need — each card says exactly what to keep ready.

Is this the official website of my electricity or gas company?

No. ChecksBill is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any utility company. Every Download Bill button opens that company's official website in a new tab — always check that the address bar shows the official domain (for example bill.pitc.com.pk, ke.com.pk, mahadiscom.in or dewa.gov.ae) before entering your number.

Can I pay my bill on ChecksBill?

No — we do not take payments or collect any personal details. After downloading your bill from the official site, you can pay it through your bank's app or any authorised payment channel in your country, using the same reference or account number.

How much can a 5 kW solar system save per month?

In most of Pakistan a 5 kW system makes about 700–800 units a month. At Rs 40 per unit that is roughly Rs 28,000–32,000 saved every month, so a typical system pays for itself in about 2 years. Try the Solar Calculator above with your own unit rate for a closer figure.

How many units does a 1.5 ton AC use per hour?

An inverter 1.5 ton AC uses about 1.3 units per hour on average (less once the room is cool); a non-inverter uses about 1.9 units per hour. Run 8 hours a day, that is roughly 310–460 units a month. The AC Calculator above works it out for your AC.

How much water does a family use in a month?

A common planning figure is about 135 litres per person per day, so a family of five uses around 20,000 litres (about 5,300 gallons) a month. The Water Calculator above estimates your home's use and what it would cost by tanker.

Download Utility Bills Online — Solar Savings, AC Bill & Bill Calculators

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Electricity Bills

10 companies

For most companies you only need the 14-digit reference number printed on any old bill. K-Electric (Karachi) uses its own 13-digit account number.

K-Electric

K-Electric Limited

Area: Karachi, Hub, Uthal, Bela, Vinder, Gharo & Dhabeji

You need: 13-digit account number from your bill

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LESCO

Lahore Electric Supply Company

Area: Lahore, Kasur, Okara, Sheikhupura & Nankana Sahib

You need: 14-digit reference number from your bill

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