Self Meter Reading App for Electricity in Pakistan
The Self Meter Reading App was launched in 2025 by Pakistan to improve the public service. The top electricity providers FESCO , IESCO , LESCO , MEPCO , and K-Electric introduced this app to simplify electricity billing and give users more control.
People have been frustrated by incorrect meter readings and overbilling for a long period of time. This has led to a lack in trust and frustration with electricity bills. In order to fix this problem, the government allowed users to submit their own readings.
The new app eliminates the need to wait on a meter-reader or pay estimated bills. Anyone with a Smartphone and Internet connection is able to:
This initiative is part Pakistan’s larger plan to move toward digital services. Early results indicate less complaints and accurate bills. higher customer satisfaction.
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Why Was This Self Meter Reading App Needed?
Pakistan’s old electricity billing system had many problems:
To solve this, electricity companies started a new system. Now, people can read their own meter and send the reading through a mobile app. This makes billing more correct and gives control to the user.
What Is the Self Meter Reading App?
This app is made by electricity companies like FESCO, IESCO, LESCO, MEPCO, and K-Electric. It helps users send their own meter readings every month.
Main features of the app:
This app helps make bills more correct and avoids mistakes.
How to Use the Self Meter Reading App (Step-by-Step)
This process takes less than 5 minutes and helps you get the correct bill.
Benefits of the Self Meter Reading App
Manual Reading vs. Self Meter Reading App
| Feature | Manual Meter Reading | Self Meter Reading App |
|---|---|---|
| Accuracy | Sometimes wrong | Very accurate (user + app) |
| Time | Slow and delayed | Fast and easy |
| Transparency | Low | High |
| Complaints | More | Less |
| User Control | Low | Full |
| Accessibility | Needs staff | Just needs a mobile |
Who Can Use This Self Meter Reading App?
Available For:
- City (urban) homes
- Small shops and businessess
- Digital meter users
- People with smartphones and internet
Not Available Yet For:
- People with old (analog) meters
- Some village (rural) areas
- People without smartphones
Challenges and Issues
Some users face these problems:
Solutions being worked on:
What If You Don’t Use the App?
If you don’t submit a reading:
In the future (possibly by 2026), the app may become must-use in cities.
