Paying your monthly Idaho Power bill is easy and convenient through several methods. Idaho Power offers online payments pay by phone, in person, or by mail options to over half a million customers in southern Idaho and eastern Oregon.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll review the various ways to pay your Idaho Power electricity bill, manage your account online, set up autopay and paperless billing, check energy usage, find assistance programs, and more
Sign Up for an Online Account
The easiest way to pay your Idaho Power bill and manage your account is to sign up for an online profile at idahopower.com. With an online account, you can:
- Pay your bill online
- View billing history and make payments
- Sign up for autopay and paperless billing
- Monitor your energy usage
- Report power outages
- Update account and contact information
To create an online account, you’ll need your Idaho Power account number and billing zip code handy. The sign-up process only takes a few minutes.
Pay Your Idaho Power Bill Online
Paying online through your Idaho Power account is the quickest way to pay your bill.
How to Pay Online:
- Go to idahopower.com and log into your account
- Select “Payments” from the menu
- Choose a payment amount and select whether you want to pay from your bank account or by debit/credit card
- Enter your payment info and submit
You’ll receive a confirmation email with your payment details. Payments made before 5PM MT will be applied the same day.
Other Online Payment Options:
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One-time guest payment – Make a one-time payment as a guest without creating an account. You’ll need your Idaho Power account number and billing zip code.
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Third-party bill pay – Pay through your bank or bill pay service provider. Make sure your account number is on the check or electronic payment.
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AutoPay – Set up recurring automatic payments from your bank account each month. Log in to your Idaho Power account to enroll.
Pay Your Idaho Power Bill by Phone
Call 1-800-488-6151 anytime 24/7 to pay your Idaho Power bill using the automated phone payment system. You’ll need your account number, billing zip code, and payment details. There is no fee for paying by phone.
Pay Your Idaho Power Bill by Mail
To pay by check or money order through the mail, send your stub and payment to:
Idaho Power Payment Processing
PO Box 5381
Carol Stream, IL 60197-5381
Be sure to include your account number and mailing zip code. Allow 5-7 days for delivery before your due date.
Pay in Person
You can pay your Idaho Power bill at an authorized payment location in person with cash, check, or money order. Bring your payment stub.
Idaho Power Payment Locations:
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Idaho Power Office – 1221 W Idaho St, Boise, ID
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Albertsons – Select locations
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Fred Meyer – Select locations
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Walmart – Select locations
Find other authorized payment locations near you on the Idaho Power website.
Understand Billing Cycles and Due Dates
Idaho Power issues bills monthly based on your service address. Due dates are typically 14-21 days after the billing date.
Check your individual bill for your specific due date each month. Payments received after the due date will incur a late fee.
If you need help reading and understanding your Idaho Power bill, see the bill explainer guide.
Avoid Late Fees and Disconnection
To avoid late payment fees, pay your Idaho Power bill in full by the due date. If an account remains unpaid, a disconnection notice will be sent requesting payment within 10 days.
If the past due balance is still outstanding after the disconnection date, your power may be shut off. Reconnection fees and past due amounts will need to be paid to restore service.
Idaho Power offers payment plans and financial assistance for customers having trouble paying their bill. Contact them as soon as possible to avoid disconnection.
Get Payment Assistance
If you’re struggling to pay your Idaho Power bill, the following programs are available:
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Payment arrangements – Set up a delayed or installment payment plan
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Low-income assistance – Discounts and credits for qualifying low-income customers
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Project Share – Donate to help neighbors in need pay their utility bills
Call 1-800-488-6151 for help with past due balances, to set up payment plans, or apply for bill assistance programs.
Monitor Energy Usage in Your Account
When you log into your Idaho Power account online or via the mobile app, you can view your daily electric usage.
Monitoring your usage can help you identify patterns, reduce energy waste, and lower your monthly bills over time.
Idaho Power also has tips to lower energy usage and increase efficiency in your home. Simple steps like turning off lights, using a programmable thermostat, replacing old appliances, and more can help shrink your bill.
Go Paperless with eBill
Save paper and time paying bills by enrolling in Idaho Power’s free eBill service.
You’ll get an email notification when your new bill is ready to view and pay online. No more waiting for the mail.
Log in to your Idaho Power account and switch your settings to paperless billing. It’s an easy way to go green and simplify bill payment.
Sign Up for AutoPay
For ultimate bill payment convenience, enroll in Idaho Power’s AutoPay program.
With AutoPay, your monthly bill payment will be automatically deducted from your bank account on the due date. One less bill to remember to pay each month!
Log in to your online account and switch your settings to AutoPay or call Idaho Power to enroll.
Paying Your Idaho Power Bill is Fast and Easy
As an Idaho Power customer, you’ve got multiple options to pay your electric bill on time each month–online, mobile app, phone, mail, autopay or in person.
Monitor your daily usage through your online account and make changes to increase efficiency. Look into eBill and AutoPay to simplify payments. And contact Idaho Power immediately if you need assistance paying your bill before disconnection occurs.
Keeping your account in good standing ensures you continue enjoying reliable electric service while contributing to the local communities Idaho Power serves. Pay smart, save energy, and harness the power of an online account to take control of your bills.
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You can even set up paperless billing and automatic payments to make paying your bill a breeze. If you prefer not to create an Idaho Power account, you can make one-time payments as a guest through their website: Go to www.idahopower.com/accounts-service/make-payment and click on “Pay as a Guest”.
How much can I pay Idaho Power?
Bring a copy of your most recent bill or your 10-digit Idaho Power account number. Pay stations have a maximum payment amount of $2,500. If the amount you are paying exceeds this amount, you may need to make multiple payments. How do I make a one-time payment to Idaho Power?
Does Idaho Power offer a payment plan?
Idaho Power is happy to partner with our customers to make a payment plan when extra time would be helpful to make a bill payment. Payment arrangements are also available to help break a balance into multiple payments. Discuss your options with a Customer Service Representative and set up an arrangement by calling 208-388-2323 or 1-800-488-6151.
How can I make a one-time payment to Idaho Power?
To make a one-time payment, please complete the form below. Idaho Power: Verify Account
What if I’m having trouble paying my Idaho Power Bill?
If you’re having trouble paying your Idaho Power bill, they offer several programs to help: Payment Arrangements – Set up a payment plan to pay your balance over time. Project Share – Donate to help neighbors in need pay their energy bills. Low-Income Assistance – Discounts and free energy efficiency upgrades may be available.
How does Idaho Power budget pay work?
You can more easily manage your monthly budget with Idaho Power’s Budget Pay program. Customers who enroll in the program pay the same amount each month, eliminating bills that may be higher in the summer and winter. Budget Pay customers still pay for the energy they use, but the billing amount is spread evenly over 12 months.