Georgia Roommate Rent & Utility Splitter

Split rent by room weight, fixed bills equally, and usage-based utilities by days present. Every part of the calculation stays visible.

Currency

For example: internet or a fixed building charge. Split equally.

For example: electricity, gas or water. Split by days present.

Roommates

Use 1 for equal rooms, 1.2 for a room worth about 20% more, and so on.

Household total

GEL 0.00

Suggested split

Roommate 1

RentGEL 0.00
Fixed billsGEL 0.00
Usage billsGEL 0.00
TotalGEL 0.00

Roommate 2

RentGEL 0.00
Fixed billsGEL 0.00
Usage billsGEL 0.00
TotalGEL 0.00

The transparent method

Rent follows the room weights you agree on. Fixed bills are divided equally because they do not fall when somebody travels. Usage-linked bills follow person-days, so someone present for 10 days receives one third of the usage share of someone present for 30 days.

Agree before using the numbers

This is a neutral calculation, not a lease rule. Decide together which costs are fixed, which genuinely change with occupancy, whether an empty room still owes rent, and how deposits or damage will be handled. Put the agreement in writing.

Names and amounts remain in this browser and are not sent anywhere.

The result is a suggested private split only. It does not change any tenant's obligations to the landlord, utility provider or other contracting party.

BEFORE YOU USE THE NUMBER

What this tool can—and cannot—tell you

WHO IT IS FOR

Two to six housemates who agree to split room value, fixed bills and usage-based bills by different rules.

METHOD

Allocates rent by room weight, fixed bills equally and usage bills by days present, then reconciles rounding to the exact household total.

HOW TO READ IT

Agree on the rules and inputs before viewing the totals. Export or copy the reasoning into the household's own written agreement.

WHERE IT STOPS

A fair-looking calculation cannot settle ownership, damage, guests, shared purchases or responsibility under the lease.