Share a meter without sharing an argument.
Renting out one floor of your house, or a portion of a shop, often means a shared electricity meter. Splitting it fairly — and asking for it without an awkward conversation — is where most landlord-tenant friction starts.
Fair, not equal
Split by actual sub-meter consumption, not a flat 50-50 that penalises the lighter user.
One combined request
The utility share is added to the regular rent request — one payment, no separate follow-up.
Transparent math
Your tenant sees exactly how their share was calculated, with the DISCOM bill as reference.
Works without sub-meters too
No sub-meter? Split by a mutually agreed ratio recorded in the agreement.
Common questions.
What if there's no sub-meter installed?
You can still record an agreed split ratio (e.g. by floor area or headcount) in the agreement and bill it the same way.
Can I use this for a shop sharing a meter with a neighbouring shop?
Yes, the same splitting tool works for any shared-meter arrangement, residential or commercial.
Does this apply to water bills too?
Yes, any bill with a metered or agreed split — electricity, water or generator charges — can be shared the same way.