Harry,
Billing rates vary. kWh usage is the more relevant data for comparing temperature setpoints (without considering other factors such as local climate differences, type of cooling system, and building size/construction ... although comments regarding such are helpful for the comparison).
My bill is $149.88 vs. my mother's $213.61 (22 miles apart so same climate, but different electric providers). My usage is higher at 1,627 kWh vs. hers 1,431 kWh. Our houses are of comparable size. Mine is 30+ years newer construction. She has a variable speed heat pump which operates at several steps between 40% and 100% of capacity. Mine is 2-stage (70% or 100%). I run 77°F or 78°F setpoint. She runs 74°F to 75°F, although one of my sisters had been staying with mom for a couple weeks in July and had it on 73°F a few times, 72°F for a few hours one day. She's on city services, I have a water well and septic system. I have few more electronic/electric devices/doodads powered 24/7.
Also ... my July 2022 usage was 1,593 kWh for $187.23, a rate of $0.1175/kWh.
July 2023 is 1,627 kWh for $149.88, a rate of $0.0921/kWh due to the local electric cooperative reducing the cost adjustment factors this month.