View your latest SNGPL or SSGC gas bill in seconds. SNGPL bills open right here on this page — just enter your 11-digit consumer number. Serving all 10.8 million Sui gas consumers in Pakistan.
Select your gas company, enter your number, and view your latest bill. Free — no sign-up.
SNGPL (Punjab, KPK, Islamabad): 11-digit consumer number likhein — bill yahin isi page par khud khul jayega, bas chand seconds intezar karein.
SSGC (Sindh, Balochistan): 10-digit customer number likhein — aage wale page se number copy karke official SSGC page par bill khul jayega.
Smell gas or suspect a leak? Do not use this website — leave the area first, avoid switches and flames, and call 1199 (the 24/7 emergency helpline for both SNGPL and SSGC).
This page is a free front door to Pakistan's two gas companies. Type your bill number in the checker above and your latest bill is fetched live from the official system — for SNGPL it opens right here on this page, exactly as issued, with the payable amount and the due date. For SSGC we prepare your number and take you straight to the official bill page. No registration, no app download, nothing to install: if you can open a web page, you can check your bill.
Together the two companies supply gas to more than 10.8 million homes and businesses (OGRA's count of 30 June 2025): about 7.65 million SNGPL consumers across Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan and Islamabad, and about 3.19 million SSGC consumers across Sindh and Baluchistan. Whoever supplies your home, your bill is a couple of minutes away — and if the amount looks wrong, this site also carries a full bill calculator on the current OGRA tariff, plain-language tariff tables and step-by-step guides.
Pakistan has two Sui gas companies. If your home is in Punjab, KPK, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan or Islamabad, your supplier is SNGPL (Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, about 7.65 million consumers). If you live in Sindh or Baluchistan — Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta — your supplier is SSGC (Sui Southern Gas Company, about 3.19 million consumers). Your bill always carries the company name at the top, and the number format gives it away too: 11 digits means SNGPL, 10 digits means SSGC.
Both companies charge on the same OGRA domestic tariff, so our gas bill calculator and tariff tables work for every Sui gas consumer. If your bill looks higher than usual this winter, read how to check your bill and the slab explanation on the tariff page — one small slab crossing can add thousands of rupees.
SNGPL (Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited) runs the larger of the two networks, supplying around 7.65 million consumers across Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan and the Islamabad Capital Territory — including Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and Gujranwala.
The number: your SNGPL consumer number has exactly 11 digits. It is printed near the top of every bill as 'Consumer No' and stays the same every month. Be careful with websites that ask for 10, 13 or 14 digits — the official SNGPL form accepts 11 only, and we explain the confusion in our 11 or 14 digits guide.
What you get: the current month's complete bill, opened on this page — the amount payable within the due date, the higher amount after the due date (with the late surcharge), your meter readings and the due date itself. The Print / Save button on the bill page gives you a clean copy that works as a duplicate bill for payment anywhere. Start on the SNGPL bill check page or use the checker at the top of this page.
SSGC (Sui Southern Gas Company) supplies around 3.19 million consumers in Sindh and Baluchistan — Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta and the towns between them.
The number: your SSGC customer number has exactly 10 digits and is printed on your bill as 'Customer Number'.
How it works here — honestly: SSGC guards its bill page with a Google 'I'm not a robot' check, and that check can only be completed on SSGC's own website. So instead of pretending otherwise, we do the next best thing: type your number on the SSGC bill check page, copy it with one tap, and open the official SSGC bill page with the number ready to paste. Tick the robot box and your bill appears. It is one extra step, but it always works — unlike unofficial tricks that break whenever SSGC changes something. Lost the paper bill? The same flow gives you a duplicate SSGC bill.
Both companies bill on the same OGRA domestic tariff (notification of 29 June 2025, in force since 1 July 2025). Four things decide your bill:
See the full tariff tables for every slab, or put your own meter reading into the gas bill calculator and watch the bill build slab by slab.
The checker above works for every SNGPL and SSGC consumer, wherever you live. These city pages add the local picture — areas served, where the number is found and city-specific help:
SNGPL: Lahore · Islamabad · Rawalpindi · Faisalabad · Multan · Peshawar · Gujranwala · Sialkot · Bahawalpur
SSGC: Karachi · Hyderabad · Quetta · Sukkur
Select your company above — SNGPL or SSGC — and enter your consumer number. For SNGPL (11-digit consumer number) your bill opens right here on this page. For SSGC (10-digit customer number) we copy your number and take you to the official SSGC bill page, where your bill opens after a quick robot check.
The SNGPL consumer number has exactly 11 digits. It is printed on every SNGPL bill next to "Consumer No". Some websites wrongly say 10, 13 or 14 digits — the official SNGPL form itself accepts exactly 11.
The SSGC customer number has exactly 10 digits. It is printed on your SSGC bill as "Customer Number".
Yes, completely free. There is no sign-up, no app to install and no fee. You only pay the bill itself, through your usual bank or wallet app.
SSGC protects its bill page with a Google "I'm not a robot" check that can only be completed on SSGC's own website. No outside website can display an SSGC bill directly, so we make it a simple copy-and-open step instead.
Yes. When your SNGPL bill opens here, use the Print / Save button to print it or save it as a PDF — that copy works as a duplicate bill for payment at any bank, post office or wallet app.
On any old paper bill. SNGPL prints it near the top as 'Consumer No' (11 digits); SSGC prints it as 'Customer Number' (10 digits). The number belongs to your meter, not to the month — it never changes, so the oldest bill you can find is good enough.
Heaters and geysers push your monthly use into higher slabs, and because only one preceding slab keeps its cheaper rate, most of your gas is then charged at the higher rate. For non-protected consumers there is a second jump: once monthly use crosses 1.5 hm³, the fixed charge doubles from Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,000. Our bill calculator shows both cliffs with your own reading.
You are protected if your average monthly use across the four winter months (November to February) is 0.9 hm³ or less. Protected consumers pay lower slab rates (Rs 200–350 per MMBtu) and a fixed charge of Rs 600. Non-protected consumers pay higher slab rates and a fixed charge of Rs 1,500 or Rs 3,000, depending on use. Your category is printed on your bill.
No. Your number is used once, inside a short-lived session, to fetch your bill from the official system; it is never stored, logged or sold. The only cookies are a brief session cookie while your bill is fetched and one that remembers your cookie choice — see the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy pages.
Rates and slab information on this site follow the OGRA gas sale price notification of 29 June 2025 (effective 1 July 2025), still in force in November 2026. This is an independent tool website and is not affiliated with SNGPL or SSGC.