How does an equal rent split work?
Add rent and utilities, then divide by the number of people.
Divide rent—and optional utilities—evenly or proportionally to each roommate’s income.
Add rent and utilities, choose equal or income-weighted split, and list incomes when needed.
How to use Rent Split Calculator, plus the formulas and logic behind the results.
Equal mode divides total housing cost by headcount. Income mode assigns each person a share equal to their income divided by the sum of incomes.
Total cost = rent + utilitiesEqual share = total ÷ peopleIncome share = total × (person income ÷ sum of incomes)Split tips
Utilities default to zero when blank. Equal mode divides by people. Income mode parses incomes from the textarea and allocates proportional shares. Non-positive income totals are rejected.
Income weights use relative incomes only—currency units cancel out as long as everyone uses the same period.
Common questions about the calculation and how to interpret the estimate.
Add rent and utilities, then divide by the number of people.
Each person pays a fraction of the total equal to their income share.
No. Leave utilities blank to split rent only.
List one number per roommate, separated by commas, spaces, or new lines.
Use the same period for everyone—monthly is common.
Income mode cannot allocate shares; enter positive incomes.