Comparison

Domopay vs PGNiG - gas readings and much more

PGNiG eBOK (Orlen Gaz) is the convenient app for managing gas contracts and invoices from Poland's dominant gas provider. Domopay adds electricity and water tracking, offline mode, and multi-address support.

PGNiG (Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo), now operating under the Orlen Gaz brand, is Poland's dominant natural gas supplier with close to 7 million customers. The PGNiG eBOK app covers the essentials of a gas contract - invoices, payments, and submitting a meter reading. As a tool for tracking every meter in a home, though, PGNiG eBOK is narrow by design. It only knows about gas, and has nothing to say about electricity or water, which together make up a large share of a typical monthly utility bill. The usage history it shows is tied to Orlen Gaz's billing cycle rather than to your actual meter readings, and there's no offline mode - no way to log a gas reading without a connection. Domopay is an independent meter-tracking app that brings gas, electricity, and water readings together in one place. You can log your gas meter without any dependency on Orlen Gaz, while also tracking electricity, cold water, hot water, and heating. It works offline, and your usage history stays available no matter what happens to your gas contract - genuinely useful for spotting seasonal patterns, like gas climbing in winter and electricity climbing in summer. PGNiG (Orlen Gaz) bills most customers on estimates for the bulk of the year - an actual physical meter reading typically happens only once a quarter or once every six months, depending on region and tariff. The rest of the time, the invoice is a projection based on historical usage. That means you can end up overpaying for months before a correction lands - or the other way around. Logging your own gas reading every month in Domopay replaces those estimates with real numbers: you know exactly how much gas you used in a given month, and you have a basis to challenge an invoice that doesn't match your own record. Seasonal swings in gas usage in Poland are dramatic - for a home with gas heating, the gap between July and January can be tenfold. PGNiG eBOK shows that swing only in billing terms, not as a readable trend chart. In Domopay you can see last heating season's meter readings right next to this season's - useful for checking whether new windows actually cut consumption, whether a new boiler is really saving gas, and when to schedule a service before winter sets in. For freelancers and anyone running a business from a home where gas covers both heating and cooking, Domopay provides the precision needed to separate household costs. You can compare this year's gas readings with last year's on the same PGNiG (Orlen Gaz) tariff, estimate what share of the bill is heating versus cooking, and plan a heating-season budget on real numbers instead of the operator's forecast - all without an extra subscription. PGNiG (Orlen Gaz) customers already using the eBOK app to manage their gas meter will find in Domopay the missing piece - independent tracking of every meter in the home. There's no need to give up PGNiG eBOK for submitting readings and paying bills; Domopay simply runs alongside it as a private record and an aggregator for everything else. Join the waitlist and start comparing your gas, electricity, and water bills in one place.

Feature comparison: Domopay vs PGNiG eBOK

Based on publicly available information about PGNiG eBOK / Orlen Gaz (as of 2026). Features may change.

FeatureDomopayPGNiG eBOK
Gas meter tracking
Electricity and water tracking-
Multiple addresses / apartments
Offline mode (save without internet)-
Utility cost calculator-
Property manager tools-
PDF / CSV history export
Multilingual interface (PL/EN/UK/RU)-
iOS and Android app
History independent from provider-

Why use both apps?

PGNiG eBOK for gas billing, Domopay for all utilities

PGNiG eBOK is indispensable for submitting gas meter readings to Orlen Gaz and downloading invoices. Domopay records your readings independently and combines them with electricity and water to give a complete monthly cost picture.

Gas in winter, electricity in summer - track everything together

Gas consumption spikes in winter, electricity in summer. Seeing both charts simultaneously in Domopay lets you plan your household budget sensibly and identify seasonal peaks across all utilities.

Gas meter history that won't disappear when you switch tariffs

Switching gas suppliers is possible and increasingly popular in Poland. After moving to another provider, your PGNiG eBOK history becomes inaccessible. Domopay stores your gas meter readings regardless of who issues your bills.

Frequently asked questions

No - Domopay doesn't send readings directly to PGNiG (Orlen Gaz). It's for your own personal monitoring and archiving of gas meter readings. To submit a reading to PGNiG for billing, continue using PGNiG eBOK or their helpline.

PGNiG settles customers based on estimates or readings collected a few times a year. Your own readings in Domopay give you daily control - you can quickly spot leaks, abnormal usage spikes, or invoice errors before the settlement arrives.

No. PGNiG eBOK only handles natural gas supplied by Orlen Gaz. Domopay solves this - it lets you combine gas, electricity, and water readings in one app.

Yes. Domopay's full offline mode lets you enter gas meter readings even in a basement with no signal. Data syncs automatically once you're back online.

Gas is just the start - track all utilities with Domopay

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