Florida power bills move for two reasons — you used more, or the rate changed — and the bill is designed so you can't tell which. Paste it. Utility Bill Decoder separates usage from rates, names the charge that moved, and lists the programmes that cut it.
Free decoder
This month's bill. Add last month's or last year's for the same month and we'll compare. Leave out the account number.
Why this exists
An August bill in Florida can be $60 higher than July's for the most boring reason — 31 days of 94°F. Or the fuel charge changed, or a storm-recovery line appeared. Knowing which tells you whether to adjust the thermostat, call about a rate, or apply for help.
How it works
This month's, plus a comparison bill if you have one. No account number. Nothing stored.
kWh change vs rate change in dollars, with the line that moved named — fuel, storm, tier 2, taxes.
Budget billing, a usage check, the utility's own assistance fund, LIHEAP — with the call script on a paid plan.
Plans
The decoder stays free. The monitor is for people who'd rather know before the bill surprises them.
Every bill decoded, compared with the same month last year, with the call script and programme list.
Several meters, one season. Spot the unit whose usage doubled.
A branded decoder for members and residents, with your assistance fund as the first programme listed.
All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. Utility Bill Decoder is independent of every utility and does not apply for assistance on anyone's behalf.
Built by the same team, free to try.