Tariffs by city
Choose your city and the calculator will fill in the residential tariffs in force from 1 October 2026: water, sewerage, electricity for homes with gas and electric cookers, gas, heating and the major repairs contribution. If there is no confirmed data for a tariff in your city, an average value is used — the calculator will warn you about this. The figures on your own bill are always more accurate: you can enter them manually.
What makes up your bill
- Utilities — cold and hot water, sewerage, electricity, gas, heating and solid waste collection. They are charged by meter or, if there are no meters, by the consumption norm for each resident.
- Building maintenance — the work of the management company (the firm that runs the building), cleaning, and servicing of lifts and shared building systems. It is charged by the floor area of the flat.
- Major repairs contribution — also by floor area; the minimum rate is set by the region.
If you have no water meters
You are charged according to the consumption norm per person. In Moscow this is 6.935 m³ of cold and 4.745 m³ of hot water a month. If a meter can technically be installed but has not been, a multiplying factor is applied to the norm. Since 6 December 2025 it is 3 for cold water (Government Resolution No. 1871) and 1.5 for hot water. That is why people without meters usually pay 2–4 times more for water. You can work out the savings from installing meters with the water meter calculator.
Tariff increase in 2026
In 2026 utility tariffs are indexed on 1 October. On average across Russia the rise is about 10%, and from 8 to 22% depending on the region. In Moscow tariffs went up by 15%: cold water from 66.87 to 73.79 ₽/m³, hot water from 317.71 to 377.80 ₽/m³. Choose a forecast option to see how your bill will change.
How to reduce your bills
- Install water meters and a multi-tariff electricity meter.
- If you are away from the flat for more than 5 full days, request a recalculation for services without meters.
- Check whether you are entitled to a housing and utilities subsidy or regional benefits.
- Pay on time: from the 31st day of delay, late payment penalties are charged.
Tariffs and norms vary by region and even by building. For an accurate calculation, take the figures from your bill or from the website of your regional tariff committee.