Create a roommate rent agreement summary
A number without its reasoning is easy to dispute later. Calculate the split, review the formula and assumptions, then copy a readable summary for the household.
How do you want to split it?
Custom % · each person pays their agreed share
Custom % · each person pays their agreed share
Save bills, invite housemates, and reuse this split each month.
Create a free account — email link, password, or Google — and we'll bring this split with you.
How this was calculated
- Each person pays the percentage you set.
No signup needed. Nothing is stored until you choose to share.
What the agreement summary records
The summary captures the people, monthly amounts, selected method, percentages, assumptions, and rounding. It documents the calculation everyone reviewed without pretending to replace a lease or legal agreement.
agreed inputs → selected split method → exact monthly sharesExample: documenting a room-based decision
For a $2,800 rent split, the summary can record that Alex pays $1,680 and Sam pays $1,120, explain the 60/40 room weighting, and show that both amounts total exactly $2,800.
Assumptions to review
- Everyone reviews the names, amount, method, and assumptions before sharing.
- Create a new calculation when the rent, occupants, rooms, or agreed method changes.
- The summary explains a calculation; it is not a lease amendment or legal document.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legal roommate agreement?
No. It is a plain-language calculation summary and does not create, replace, or amend a lease or other legal agreement.
What should everyone check before sharing it?
Check the total rent, participant names, method, inputs, monthly amounts, assumptions, and any cent-rounding note.