Karnataka electricity bill tracker
Halfway through the billing cycle? Enter your meter reading to see where this BESCOM and other ESCOMs bill is heading, and how many units a day keep it under the next slab.
- Projects the bill from your pace
- Warns before slab jumps
- Karnataka tariff of 27 March 2025
Enter your units to see the bill.
Bill by daily use in Karnataka
What a steady daily use adds up to on the Karnataka tariff. Compare it with your own pace from the tracker.
| Units a day | Units a month | Bill a month |
|---|---|---|
| 1.7 | 50 | ₹0 |
| 3.3 | 100 | ₹467 |
| 5.0 | 150 | ₹859 |
| 6.7 | 200 | ₹1,221 |
| 10.0 | 300 | ₹2,329 |
| 16.7 | 500 | ₹3,663 |
Urban home, 2 kW, the calculator’s default options, with any State free-units scheme. A 30-day month.
Slab limits in Karnataka
Karnataka homes pay one rate for every unit, so no slab limit changes the price. The tracker still projects the bill from your pace.
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About the tracker
How does the tracker project my bill?
It divides the units you have used so far by the days since your last reading, and multiplies by the days in your billing cycle. Then it runs that projection through your state’s tariff, the same way the bill calculator does.
Where do I find the reading on my last bill?
Every bill prints a “present reading” or “current reading”. That is the starting point for this cycle. Today’s reading is on the meter display; on most digital meters it is the kWh figure.
What is a cliff?
A point where one extra unit adds a lump sum to the bill, not just that unit’s price. It happens where a state re-rates every unit once you cross a line (Kerala above 250 units a month, Tamil Nadu above 500 in two months) or where the fixed charge steps up with use. The tracker tells you how many units a day keep you under it.