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Upload your bills
One to three recent months is enough. We read usage, tariff timing, and what you actually paid.
For Australian households
BillZero is a place to understand solar and your power bill — starting with a free energy reading from the bills you already have, and the household questions we answer below.
How it works
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One to three recent months is enough. We read usage, tariff timing, and what you actually paid.
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When you buy expensive electricity, what your roof can physically fit, and what we still need before anyone sizes a system.
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No invented payback. You get a clear picture — and we only contact you if you asked us to.
The first tool
Upload 1–3 months of your utility bill. Takes about a minute. The bill file is read in memory and never stored — the consent on the form says what happens to the details you enter.
Learn
The next layer of BillZero is household guides — tariff explainers, rebate basics, and answers you can read before you talk to an installer. These are placeholders for that library.
Coming soon
Peak, shoulder, off-peak — and why the same kWh can cost you twice as much after 4pm.
Coming soon
The federal rebate in plain English, and how to tell a real discount from a rearranged price.
Coming soon
When storage helps a household, when it is mostly a sales add-on, and what your bill has to show first.
FAQ
No. The bill file is read in memory to produce your reading and then discarded — it is never written to storage. Your address is used once, to look up roof capacity.
They are used to send you the reading and for follow-up on your enquiry, including by the installers or retailers who can quote the work — the consent you tick before submitting says exactly that.
No. It is an energy reading: what your bills are doing, what the roof can hold, and what is still missing before anyone should size a system. We do not sell or install anything.
One month works. Two or three months give a clearer picture of how your usage and rates move.
Yes. BillZero is being built as a place for everyday solar questions — tariff explainers, household guides, and answers you can read before you talk to anyone.