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Rent increase calculator

See what the rent becomes each year at a percentage or a rupee increase, the month each raise starts, when it reaches a limit, and what you pay in total.

How much the rent goes up each year, as a percentage.

Enter the increase as

That is ₹750 more a month, so ₹15,750 after the first raise.

How does the raise repeat each year?

Same percent each year costs ₹4,632 more than same rupees over 5 years.

Shows the month each raise takes effect. The first raise comes a year later.

Year 1 is today's rent, so 5 years shows 4 raises.

See when the monthly rent reaches an amount, like the most you can afford.

Starts at ₹15,000 a month. Each year's raise is 5% of the previous year's rent, so it grows a little.

Monthly rent in year 5
₹18,233
Paid over 5 years
₹9,94,632
Extra over no increase
₹94,632

Year by year

YrMonthlyRaiseYearly
  1. 1₹15,000Today₹1,80,000
  2. 2₹15,750+₹7505%₹1,89,000
  3. 3₹16,538+₹7885%₹1,98,456
  4. 4₹17,365+₹8275%₹2,08,380
  5. 5₹18,233+₹8685%₹2,18,796

How it works

Three quick steps

01

Enter today's rent

The monthly rent you charge or pay now, in whole rupees.

02

Set the yearly increase

Type a percentage or a rupee amount, or tap 5, 7.5, or 10 percent for the usual ones. Pick the month the rent starts to see when each raise lands.

03

Pick how it repeats, then read it

Choose the same percent or the same rupees each year, and add a rent limit if you want to know when the rent reaches it. Then copy the schedule, share a link, or save a PDF or CSV.

Good to know

How the numbers are worked out

  • Year 1 is today's rent. The first increase applies from year 2, so 5 years shows four raises.
  • Same percent each year takes that percent of the previous year's rent every time, so the rupees grow a little. This is how SetURent applies an increase.
  • Same rupees each year adds the same amount every year, worked out once on today's rent.
  • Rent starts is the month year 1 begins. Each later year begins twelve months after the one before, which is when that raise takes effect.
  • A rent limit looks up to 50 years ahead, so it can tell you a year past the ten shown.
  • Every amount is rounded to a whole rupee.
  • Rent rules differ by state and an agreement can set its own terms. Check both before you set an increase.

Questions

Before you use it

Take 5% on ₹15,000. Year 2 is ₹15,750 either way. After that, Same percent each year takes 5% of ₹15,750, which is ₹788, while Same rupees each year adds ₹750 again. The gap grows the longer the period.
Follow your rent agreement. If it names a rupee amount, such as ₹1,000 a year, enter it under Rupees; it repeats as the same rupees each year. If it only says a percentage every year, agree with your tenant which way you mean it before the first increase.
Type that amount under Rent limit. The tool says which year, and which month if you set when the rent starts, the monthly rent reaches it, and marks that year in the table.
Copy puts the schedule on your clipboard as plain text, ready for a message or an email. PDF and CSV download a document and a spreadsheet file. Link copies a web address that opens this page with your numbers filled in, so anyone you send it to sees them. Nothing is sent to us.
No, this is a calculator only. In SetURent you set a yearly percentage and a next date on each tenant, see a countdown to it, and apply the increase in one click.
It depends on your state and the kind of tenancy. Some places set limits and others leave it to the agreement. This tool does not check the law, so confirm the rules that apply to you.

Never miss an increase date

SetURent counts down to each tenant's increase and applies it in one click, once you have checked the new rent.

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