For households
Light at home, paid your way.
Prepaid meters for every home, Band A supply in most of Ibadan, and units you can buy at midnight from your phone. Work out what your home uses below.
Estimator
What will my home cost each month?
Getting a meter
From application to first units
Apply online
Five minutes, with your address, a phone number and a photo of the front of the house.
We inspect
An engineer checks the wiring and the pole. Book the day on the connection page.
Pay the fee
Single-phase meter and connection: ₦75,000, example fee. Card or bank transfer with Receivly.
Fitted in 10 working days
Your meter is fitted, tested and loaded with 20 free units to start.
Your meter
Prepaid, smart and readable
Every new meter is a smart prepaid meter. It shows units left, sends a low-balance SMS and lets us restore supply remotely after a fault.
- Buy units online, by USSD, at an agent or in the app
- Tokens arrive by SMS within a minute
- Emergency credit of 10 units if you run out at night
- Monthly usage report by SMS or email
Save power
Small changes, smaller bills
LED bulbs
Each old bulb swapped for LED saves about ₦2,500 a month.
Fridge seals
A loose door seal can add a quarter to the fridge's use.
Iron in one go
Press the week's clothes at once; heating up uses the most.
Questions
Home supply
Can a tenant get a meter?
Yes, with the landlord's written consent. The meter stays with the property.
What if my meter shows an error?
Call the AI line or report it in the customer area. A technician visits within two working days.
Can I move my meter?
Yes, for a fee. An engineer checks the new position first.
Next step
Apply for a meter today.
Book an inspection and pay the connection fee in one go.