Electricity billing
Electricity bills without the argument
Map a meter to each room. PG Nexon splits the units among the people who were in the room and puts each person's share on their invoice — with the units, rate and reading dates shown.
How it works
How a room's bill is split
- 1
Map a meter to the room
Set your rate per unit.
- 2
Enter readings
When you read the meter — and every time someone moves in or out.
- 3
Shares on each invoice
Units, rate and reading dates, so tenants can check the maths.
An example: Room 101 in October
Rohan is in the room all month. Neha joins on the 15th, and a reading is taken when she moves in.
- 1–15 Oct: 80 units, Rohan alone → Rohan pays all 80.
- 15–31 Oct: 100 units, two people → 50 each.
- At ₹10 a unit: Rohan’s invoice shows ₹1,300, Neha’s shows ₹500. Nobody pays for days they weren’t there.
Built for shared rooms
- One meter per room
- Readings captured at move-in and move-out
- Final reading included in the move-out settlement
- Import existing meters from Excel
What it doesn’t do (yet)
- Uses a fixed rate per unit — slab tariffs aren't supported.
- Units are split equally among the people in the room at each closing reading.
More of PG Nexon
- Rent collectionInvoices, reminders, proof and approval
- Move-in & agreementsInvite, ID and signature on the phone
- Deposits & move-outEstimate first, itemised settlement
- Beds & roomsEvery bed, live
- Tenant managementOne record per tenant
- ReportsFive Excel workbooks, any property
- Hostels & co-livingBeds, meals, visitors, rent
End the electricity argument
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