Tip Calculator

In the US, restaurants usually expect a 15–20% tip (18–20% for good service), cafes and coffee counters 0–15%, taxis and ride-shares about 10–15%, and hotel housekeeping or bellhops a small amount per service. Many countries in Europe and Asia include a service charge or tip far less, so a tip calculator matters most where tipping is customary. Pick the preset that fits your situation or type your own rate.

Etiquette guides say the tip is technically figured on the pre-tax subtotal, since tax isn't part of the service. In practice many people tip on the total at the bottom of the check because it's simpler. This gratuity calculator applies your chosen percentage to whatever bill amount you enter, so type the subtotal to be precise or the grand total for the easy route.

Large parties (often 6 or more) frequently have an automatic gratuity of 18–20% added to the bill. If you see "service charge", "gratuity included" or "auto-gratuity", the tip is already there and any extra is optional. Enter only the food-and-drink amount in the tip calculator and skip the added percentage unless you want to reward exceptional service.

When you split a check in cash, awkward shares like 17.43 each are a pain to collect. Turning on "Round up per person" makes this bill split calculator round each share up to a whole number, so everyone pays a clean amount and the small surplus covers the rounding. The tool shows exactly how much the rounding adds to the total paid.

No. This tip calculator runs entirely in your browser — the bill, tip percentage and headcount never leave your device and nothing is uploaded or stored on a server. There's no sign-up and no tracking of your numbers, so you can split a private dinner bill with peace of mind.