Georgia Power Software
Company Name: Georgia Power Company
About: Supplier of electric power and energy services to Georgia businesses and residents
Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
Georgia Power Overview
With a quick touch, you can check your account balance, pay your bill, make billing arrangements, view your monthly energy usage or find an office near you.
So whether you're at home or on the go, you can easily access and manage your Georgia Power account at a time and place that's convenient for you.
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Product Details and Description of
The Georgia Power Mobile App has the same friendly features you love on our mobile site. It’s easy for you to manage your accounts anywhere, anytime. With a quick touch, you can check your account balance, pay your bill, make billing arrangements, view your monthly energy usage or find an office near you. So whether you're at home or on the go, you can easily access and manage your Georgia Power account at a time and place that's convenient for you.
Top Reviews
By Ghhfftgg
Love this app!!! No more power bill surprises
I like that I can see daily how much power we are using. Sometimes the bar to view the daily bar chart doesn't slide well but the rest of the app is designed so clearly and gives me the information I want that I still love this app!!
By PawPaw-6
Works Well!
No issues loading or using the app. No floating fonts or any other such nonsense. Outage map renders the same way as their website. Can't vouch for the online payment since mine is set up to auto-debit my account (why fool with having to manually pay the bill every month?). BTW, rating any app low because it won't let you paste a password is idiotic (security much?). Any app that DOES allow it has lazy developers who don't much care about secure practices.
By NWTF employee
It’s nice
I love being able to see what my daily usage is and try to cut back when I see it getting high. I wish that my iPad didn’t get the app in a window the size of my phone. Being a developer myself I find that annoying enough to drop to 4 stars. The first 7 days of my billing cycle are a little annoying as well. It won’t default to the chart until I’m on the 7th day of my billing cycle. I can get to it by showing the table view and then switching to chart view, but I shouldn’t have to work so hard to find a way around the obvious bug. For this, it loses another star.
