Flexible usage changes the result
If you can move EV charging, laundry, or cooling, PVPC can perform differently from a simple average. The comparator places flexible kWh into cheap hours.
A cheap advertised price does not always win on your bill. Compare PVPC with editable offers using monthly usage, EV charging, contracted power, and taxes.
If you can move EV charging, laundry, or cooling, PVPC can perform differently from a simple average. The comparator places flexible kWh into cheap hours.
Copy energy prices, power terms, monthly fees, and whether taxes are included. This makes the estimate closer to the offer you are actually seeing.
The app separates VAT, IGIC, or IPSI through editable presets. You can also adjust the electricity tax and the fixed social-bonus cost.
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A tariff is not decided only by the headline kWh price. For a real household, annual usage, contracted power, timing, taxes, added services, and flexible loads such as EV charging all matter.
This is the most visible part of many offers, but it may be shown with or without taxes. PVPC changes by hour; a fixed tariff is usually more stable. The comparator keeps this input explicit.
Contracted power is paid even when you are not consuming energy at that moment. Moving a washing machine or EV session does not remove that fixed cost, so Power Window keeps it separate.
Some offers include maintenance, insurance, temporary discounts, or lock-in clauses. Before switching, check whether the promotional price applies for the full year or only for a few months.
Two homes with the same monthly consumption can pay different bills if one uses energy in expensive hours and the other charges an EV or runs appliances in cheaper blocks.
Enter monthly usage, flexible usage, contracted power, and offer prices. The comparator estimates PVPC by moving flexible kWh into cheaper hours.
A fixed tariff simplifies the kWh price. PVPC changes by hour and can reward homes that shift flexible loads.
No. Review contract lock-in, extra services, prices with or without taxes, power terms, and whether your actual usage fits the offer structure.