Electricity bill check
What are you really paying for electricity?
Upload your bill or type in the figures. You will instantly see what each kWh costs you, and we will prepare a comparison with other tariffs and, if you like, with solar panels.
- A real person reviews your bill
- We compare tariffs and, if you like, solar panels
- Office in Vélez-Málaga
Where to find each figure on your bill
On the first page, “Total factura” or “Importe total”, including VAT (IVA).
Next to the billing period (for example, “del 1 al 31 de octubre: 31 días”).
Under “Consumo” or “Energía consumida”. With a time-of-use tariff it is split into peak, standard and off-peak (P1, P2 and P3).
Under “Potencia contratada”. Usually a figure such as 3.45, 4.6 or 5.75 kW.
Questions about the bill check
Which figures from my bill do you need?
With the total amount, the kWh used and the number of days the bill covers we can already work out what you pay per kWh. If you also tell us your contracted power and your consumption by period (peak, standard and off-peak), the comparison is more accurate. The easiest option is to upload the bill as a PDF or photo — it is in Spanish, but we read it for you.
What do you do with my bill?
A person on our team reviews it to compare your tariff and, if you are interested, to work out how much of your usage solar panels could cover. The bill is stored privately, never published, and only the Click Solar team can see it.
Does it cost anything or commit me to anything?
No. Asking for the comparison does not oblige you to switch tariff or sign up for anything.
What does the average price per kWh mean?
It is the total amount of your bill divided by the kWh you used. It includes energy, contracted power, taxes and meter rental, so it is the most honest measure of what each kWh really costs you.