Leave a high-usage tier
The most expensive usage is removed first, lowering the average rate.
Calculate a bill by tariff, usage tier, account type and billing period, then see how much a 30% consumption cut could save.
Open the full calculator↓Switch between water, electricity and account-type tabs to access every input, detail, table and chart.
All formulas, coefficients, settings and exports are transferred directly from the supplied 2026/27 tariff reference file.
The result uses the information and settings you provide. Previous balances and utility-specific adjustments may change the issued bill.
The most expensive usage is removed first, lowering the average rate.
Usage-linked tax, sewer and duty items fall with the base charge.
Online monitoring and leak detection make the reduction target measurable.
A utility bill is not always consumption multiplied by one fixed rate. Account type, billing period, usage tiers and linked charges can affect the total.
Choose the utility and account type, then enter the period and metered consumption.
The tool places usage into the selected tiers and coefficients and shows the bill components.
Compare current and reduced usage to see the effect of leaving a higher-cost tier.
Under a tiered tariff, consumption is not necessarily billed at one fixed rate. Later portions can enter more expensive tiers, so reducing the highest portion may lower the bill by more than the usage percentage alone.
This calculator estimates the main bill. In a shared-meter building, fair allocation requires unit submeters and monitoring and billing software.
Equal or occupancy-based division does not reflect actual usage. Smart submeters record every unit and Bruntab applies the building's allocation rules and common-area usage.
| Method | Accuracy | Manual reading | Unit bill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equal split | Low | — | Estimated |
| By occupancy | Medium | — | Estimated |
| Manual submeter | Good | Yes | Semi-automatic |
| Bruntab smart system | Metered usage | No | Automatic |
It calculates bills from the supplied account type, period, usage tiers and selectable coefficients, then compares reduced consumption.
Utility-specific adjustments and previous balances may create a difference, so the result is intended for calculation and comparison.
This page calculates the main bill. Individual shares require unit submeters and allocation of the main bill and common-area consumption.
Because the last portion of usage can be billed in a more expensive tier, and reducing it can also lower linked charges.