Utility Bill Analyzer

Find Out Why Your Electric Bill Changed

Compare your electricity usage, utility pricing, and fees in about two minutes, and get a free report you can review with an Advisor.

Pull Up Your Recent Electric Bills

You only need the total bill and electricity usage from each bill.

Enter the Numbers

We will show you where to find the required information.

Get Your Free Energy Cost Report

See whether changes in usage, electricity pricing, or utility fees appear to be affecting your bill.

Step 1 asks for your name, home address, and phone number so an Advisor can follow up about your results. Your utility bill amounts and electricity usage are analyzed in your browser and are not uploaded or stored. Your state, ZIP Code, utility company, and anonymous website activity may also be recorded to help improve this tool and understand regional energy trends.

Step 1 of 3

About You and Your Home

Tell us who the report is for and the address of the home. Your address also tells us which state's electricity rates to compare against.

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Street Address Required

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Email Optional

Your name, address, phone number, and email (if you enter one) are sent securely to Ashborn when you tap Continue so an Advisor can follow up about your results. The bill amounts and usage you enter in Step 3 stay in your browser.

Your Report

Your Electric Bill Report

The Short Version

Based on the bills you entered. This is not an official review by your utility company.

Three Things Worth Knowing

There May Be Ways To Lower Your Bill

An Advisor can go through this report with you and explain simple ways to keep your energy costs down.

Free. No pressure. Done by video or phone.

How Much Power You Used Each Month

What You Paid Each Month

Your Bills, Month By Month

A kWh is how your utility measures electricity, the same way a gas pump measures gallons. Your oldest bill is the baseline, so every other month is compared to it.

Month	Power Used (kWh)	Total Bill	Price Per kWh	Change In Power Used	Change In Your Bill	From Using More or Less	From Prices and Fees

What This Means

Across The Country

Electricity Prices Have Been Going Up Everywhere

Looking Ahead

What Your Bill Could Cost in the Future

Estimate Only

What Your Monthly Bill Could Look Like

An Example

What You Could Save

A home energy system can cover part of the electricity you would otherwise buy from your utility. This is the detail behind the savings cards near the top of your report. The example below shows what covering 80% of your electricity could mean, using the bills you entered. Your own results would depend on your home.

The example below assumes you make 80% of your own power.

Time Period	What You’d Pay Your Utility	What You’d Still Pay	What You Could Avoid Paying

Your 25 Year Picture

Paying Your Utility vs. Making 80% of Your Own Power

Want Real Numbers For Your Home?

An Advisor can look at your power use, your home, and the programs available where you live. What you would actually save depends on your home and which option you choose.

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About This Report

Adding more of the charge details from your bill gives you a clearer picture next time.

This report provides educational estimates based on the information entered and assumptions used by the analyzer. It is not an official utility statement, quote, engineering evaluation, financial recommendation, or guarantee of future utility rates, system performance, or savings. Actual results may vary.

This report is an estimate based on the bill information you entered. The price per kWh shown here covers every electricity charge you entered, so it can move up or down when your utility changes its rates, delivery charges, flat monthly fees, taxes, or seasonal pricing. This is not an official review by your utility company, and it does not guarantee what you will pay or save in the future.

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