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Free Rent Split Calculator

A rent split calculator helps roommates divide monthly rent fairly by combining an equal share with bedroom size, private bathroom, parking, and shared utility assumptions.

Use it before signing a lease, choosing rooms, or settling a new roommate agreement so every person can see the same math.

45%

Base rent weighted by bedroom size

3

Active roommate rows

$0

Free, private, and no signup required

Calculator

Household costs

Roommates

Room details

Result

Fair monthly split

The total equals rent plus utilities, with premiums applied first and remaining rent split by your selected method.

Total monthly cost

$3,560

Premium pool

$300

Ava

27% of bedroom area

$1,004

Rent

$884

Utilities

$120

27% of bedroom area

Ben

40.5% of bedroom area

$1,480

Rent

$1,360

Utilities

$120

40% of bedroom areaPrivate bath premium includedParking charge included

Cam

32.6% of bedroom area

$1,077

Rent

$957

Utilities

$120

33% of bedroom area

Balanced method

Choose how much of rent stays equal and how much follows bedroom size.

Premium handling

Add consistent charges for private bathroom or parking perks.

Copyable agreement

Copy a short roommate-ready summary with totals and method notes.

FAQ

Rent split questions

Use these answers to agree on the method before discussing who gets which room.

What is a rent split calculator?

A rent split calculator estimates how much each roommate should pay by combining equal rent sharing with room size, private bathroom, parking, and shared utility assumptions.

Should rent be split equally or by room size?

Equal splitting is simple, but splitting part of rent by bedroom size is often fairer when one roommate has a much larger room or better private space.

How do private bathrooms affect rent split?

A private bathroom is usually handled as a monthly premium added to that roommate's share before the remaining rent is divided by the agreed method.

Should utilities be split the same way as rent?

Utilities are often split equally because usage is shared, but roommates can adjust separately if one person has a clearly different usage pattern.

Is this rent split legally binding?

No. This calculator is a planning tool. Roommates should document the final agreement in writing and follow the lease terms that apply to the rental.

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