Utilities

See how far this bill moved

Tide line

The bill you remember is the shoreline. This month is the tide.

Enter the usual bill, this bill, and the days in the period. The page shows the jump and the jump per day. No account. The answer stays on this page. This does not look up a rate, decide eligibility, or say the bill is wrong.

Not an eligibility decision. Not a statement that the bill is wrong.

The tide line

Questions to ask

These are questions only. This page does not know which one happened, and it does not say the bill is wrong.

Does this bill cover more days than the bill you remember?
Did a usage number on the bill change?
Is a fee line new?
Do the start and end dates match the month you have in mind?

Trust

How this is calculated

Jump = this bill − usual bill. Per day = jump ÷ days, rounded to the cent when the days do not divide the jump evenly. A negative jump means the bill fell. No rate is fetched.

Sources

This uses only the numbers you type.

Assumptions

The usual bill is the shoreline you choose. It is not looked up.
The days are the length of the period you want to use.
Example bills are made up and are not company charges.

What happens to these numbers

What you type is used only to calculate this page. It is not saved and not sent. Refreshing clears it.

Limits

Not an eligibility decision. Not a statement that the bill is wrong. Not a rate. No assistance program is linked. It is not financial, legal, or benefits advice.

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