Four split methods
Equal split is simple and common; income-based is fairer when earnings differ significantly; room-size split accounts for different bedroom dimensions; custom lets you set exact amounts.
Calculate how to split rent fairly between roommates. Split by equal share, income ratio, or room size. Free rent splitter with shareable results.
Enter the total monthly rent and utilities.
Set the number of roommates (up to 6).
Enter each roommate's name.
Choose a split method: Equal, By Income, By Room Size, or Custom.
For income-based splits, enter each person's monthly take-home pay.
For room-size splits, enter each room's size in square feet or metres.
Copy the results or share the URL with your roommates.
Equal split is simple and common; income-based is fairer when earnings differ significantly; room-size split accounts for different bedroom dimensions; custom lets you set exact amounts.
The calculator encodes all inputs into the URL so you can share the exact calculation with roommates for transparency and agreement.
Add internet, electricity, gas, and other shared costs to the total and split them alongside rent in the same calculation.
The "fairest" method depends on your situation. Equal split is simplest and avoids income comparisons. Income-based splitting (each person pays the same percentage of their income) is often considered most equitable. Room-size splitting makes sense when bedrooms vary significantly in size or amenities.
Calculate each room's share as a percentage of total living space: (room size ÷ total bedroom area) × total rent. This calculator does the maths for you — just enter each room's square footage.
Many roommates split utilities equally regardless of the rent split method, since everyone uses roughly the same amount of electricity and internet. However, if usage varies significantly (e.g., one person works from home), you may prefer to split utilities the same way as rent or track actual usage.
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