Is the bill check free?

Yes. The bill check is free, with no account and nothing stored. Connecting a smart meter is the paid part, from £1.60 a month.

Do you store my bill?

No — I read your bill, pull the numbers, and delete it. I never store your bill or your numbers, and nothing is kept.

What does the bill check look at?

I take your unit rate and standing charge and check them against the current Ofgem price cap, price your usage against real fixed deals for a cheaper one, and flag a direct debit that looks too high, a bill on an estimated reading, and any money you might be owed.

Pop in a few numbers

Free, no account, and I delete the bill after I have read it.

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Reading your bill…

Snapping the numbers out of your photo — then it’s gone.

Grab your latest bill and copy across the few numbers below — I’ll do the rest. There’s a little note under each one telling you where to find it.

🔒I read your bill on Joulely’s own servers, show you what I found, then delete it — I never store your bill or your numbers.

📈 Which bill is this?

Electricity ⚡ Gas 🔥 Both dual fuel

Your supplierWho you buy your energy from — optional.

⚡ Your electricity rates

Unit rateWhat you pay for one unit of electricity — a “unit” is also called a “kWh”. Look for “unit rate” or “p per kWh” on your bill.

p / kWh

Standing chargeA fixed daily fee just to be connected. Look for “standing charge” or “p per day”.

p / day

How much you use a yearOnly if your bill shows it — often near “estimated annual”. Leave blank if you’re not sure.

kWh / yr

🔥 Your gas rates — only if you have gas

Unit rateThe price of each unit of gas — “p per kWh” on the gas part of your bill.

p / kWh

Standing chargeThe fixed daily fee for gas.

p / day

How much you use a yearOnly if your bill shows it. Leave blank if you’re not sure.

kWh / yr

🏠 Where you live

Your postcodeIt decides which regional price cap I compare your rates against. Bills don’t always print it, so pop it in if I haven’t.

💳 A couple more — optional

What you pay a monthYour monthly direct debit. This lets me check it’s the right size for what you use.

£ / mo

This bill is based on an estimated reading
Not a real meter reading — these are often too high. Money’s a bit tight right now
I’ll show you the grants and discounts you may be able to claim.

Start over

Nothing here is saved. I only run the checks your numbers support, and I’ll never make up a figure.

🏠 That check covered a single bill A connected meter does this for your whole home, all on its own. Every month, off your real meter — so you never have to check by hand. Connect your meter →

Connecting your meter

This bill check needs no account and no meter — it works from the numbers on the bill in your hand.

What it can’t do is watch the months you don’t photograph. Connecting your smart meters is what lets the app run on your real usage — catching a direct debit that’s set too high, a rate that’s crept up, or a better deal the day it appears, and checking every bill for you.

The national network charges me for that meter data one meter at a time, so you pay per meter too: from £1.60 a month while your meter is connected (£1.60 for one meter, £2.70 for gas and electricity) — disconnect and you won’t be charged again. I take £0 commission if you switch, so I earn the same whoever you pick.

It is available now — connect your meter whenever you are ready.

I’ll only ever email you about Joulely — no spam, never shared, unsubscribe anytime. Your email is the only thing I keep — never linked to your bill.

This is plain guidance to help you spot overpaying — not formal financial advice. I only ever use the numbers you give me, and I compare them against the current Ofgem price cap. It’s free — I never charge you a penny.

Joulely

Your home bills, checked on your own numbers — £0 commission on any switch.

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