Free water bill check
Type your last two bills, or upload one. See whether billing days, usage or price moved, and the one thing to check next.
Two bills · answer as you type
Type the total and billing days from your last two bills. The answer updates as you type.
Enter both bills to see what changed.
Usage is on the bill near the meter reads. Add it to split a leak from a price change.
Estimate from the numbers you type, using the same math as the spike splitter. Nothing is sent anywhere.
About 2 minutes • No account required
No bill handy? Start with your ZIP.
Educational estimates only, not legal, financial or plumbing advice.
How it works
Two bills, one bill, or just your ZIP if the bill is not in hand.
Billing days, usage or price, worked out from what you type.
The single check worth doing this billing cycle.
Guides
Usage, price, sewer or a leak: check them in order.
Bill jumped out of nowhere? Four causes, checked in order.
A few taps name the likely cause and a 10-minute check.
Put two bills side by side and see what changed.
Your usage in gallons a day, next to a typical home.
Compare per day, because billing periods differ.
A low estimate now can mean a catch-up bill later.
Read the dials, match the bill, catch a misread.
Dye-test tonight. Fix the flapper first.
A few drops of food coloring tell you if a toilet leaks.
Toilet still running? See what it adds to the bill.
Count the drips, see the gallons and dollars.
A stuck summer schedule can outweigh every indoor fixture.
Work out the daily waste, then fix it or call a pro.
Quiet house, jumping bill: check the outdoor timer.
Water you keep in the pool may not belong on the sewer charge.
What the stormwater fee measures and what can lower it.
Four taps name the likely cause and the next step.
Whole house or one fixture: name the cause before you call.
How to tell if the valve at your meter is failing.
Compare the estimate with your last actual read.
Free water leak red flags and a bill spike kit. No email needed.