Split Bill Calculator
Divide any check evenly. Add tax and tip, set the group size, and see what each person pays down to the cent.
Tip Calculators for Every Situation
Every tip calculator on TipsCalculator.us lives on this page. Pick the tool that fits your situation: splitting a dinner check, tipping at a restaurant or salon, paying a driver, or finding any tip percentage. Every calculator is free, needs no sign-up, and shows the tip, the total, and each share in one clear breakdown.
Which tip calculator do you need?
Ten calculators cover every common tipping situation, from group dinners to hotel stays. Each page explains the rates for its service, so you start from the right number. Pick your situation below, enter the total, and get the tip amount, the grand total, and each share in seconds.
Where do you learn the full tipping rules?
Two guides cover what the calculators cannot: the full etiquette for every service, and the per-mover amounts for moving day. The etiquette pillar lists the rate for every service in one place. The movers guide covers small jobs, full days, stairs, and heavy items.
How do you pick the right tip calculator?
Pick by situation, not by service name. Splitting a check with friends needs the split bill tool, even at a restaurant. A solo dinner needs the restaurant tool. A salon visit, a delivery order, and a ride each have their own tool with the right rates built into the guide beside it.
When you only need a number fast, the tip percentage calculator is the quickest route. Enter any total, tap a rate, and read the tip amount. It also splits, so it can stand in for the split bill tool on a simple even split.
The main tip calculator on the homepage handles all of these jobs in one place, with five currencies and WhatsApp receipt sharing. Use it when you want one tool for every situation, and use the calculators above when you want the rates for one service spelled out.
What tip rate should you start with?
Start with 20% for good service at a sit-down restaurant. That rate is the US standard, with 18% as the common standard and 15% now low. Salons, barbers, delivery, and rideshare all use 15 to 20%. Hotel staff use fixed dollar amounts instead, except room service at 15 to 20%, as listed on the hotel calculator page.
| Service | Standard tip | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant, sit-down | 20% for good service | 18% standard, 15% now low |
| Barber / hair stylist | 15 to 20% | $3 to $5 extra for the shampoo assistant |
| Food delivery | 15 to 20% | $4 to $5 minimum on small orders |
| Rideshare / taxi | 15 to 20% | More for long rides and bad weather |
| Hotel housekeeping | $2 to $5 per night | Leave it daily, not at checkout |
| Bellhop | $1 to $2 per bag | Per bag carried |
| Valet | $2 to $5 | When your car is returned to you |
| Concierge | $5 to $20 | Based on the work the request took |
| Room service | 15 to 20% | Check the bill for a service charge first |
| Tattoo artist | 15 to 20% | 25% for custom work you love |
| Movers | $20 to $50 each | Cash, per person, at the end |
Rates are the standard US ranges from the tipping guides on this site. Use the matching calculator for your exact total.
Tip on the pre-tax subtotal to follow the standard custom. The gap between tipping before tax and after tax is small, often a dollar or two, so the group should agree on one method and move on. The guide to tipping before or after tax settles the question with real numbers.
Delivery orders need a floor, not just a percentage. A $4 to $5 minimum keeps small orders fair for the driver, since delivery fees usually do not reach them. Add more for bad weather, long distances, or stairs.
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Ready to work out the right tip?
Pick a calculator above and get the exact tip, total, and each share in seconds. Every tool is free, needs no sign-up, and shows the full breakdown. Start with the main tip calculator on the homepage when you want one tool for every situation.
