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Pro-rata rent calculator
Work out the rent for part of a month, for a move-in or a move-out, or for any dates across several months, in the three common ways of counting a day.
Rent for these dates
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Enter the rent and both dates.
Month by month
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Each part month is rounded to a whole rupee. Your rent agreement decides which way of counting applies.
How it works
Three quick steps
Enter the monthly rent
The rent for a whole month, in whole rupees.
Pick the dates
The first and the last day to charge for, both included. They can run across several months.
Choose how a day is counted
By the days in that month, a 30-day month, or a 365-day year. Then copy the result, or share a link that opens with the same numbers.
Good to know
How the numbers are worked out
- A whole calendar month is always the full rent. Only part months are worked out by the day.
- Days in that month divides the rent by 28, 29, 30 or 31, whichever that month has.
- A 30-day month divides the rent by 30, whatever the month.
- A 365-day year divides twelve months of rent by 365, the same rate all year.
- Both dates count, so 18 to 30 September is 13 days.
- Each part month is rounded to a whole rupee.
Questions
Before you use it
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Keep every month's rent in one ledger
SetURent makes each tenant's bill every month, lets you adjust a part month, and tracks what is paid and what is due.
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