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How It Works

1

Enter Bill Amount

Type the total bill amount before tip.

2

Choose Tip %

Select a preset tip percentage or enter a custom amount.

3

Split the Bill

Set the number of people to see each person's share.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are standard tip percentages?
In the United States, standard tip percentages are 15-20% for sit-down restaurants, 10-15% for buffets, 15-20% for delivery, and 15-20% for taxi/ride services. For exceptional service, 25% or more is common. Some countries include service charges automatically.
How does tipping etiquette vary by country?
Tipping customs vary widely. In the US and Canada, tipping is expected (15-25%). In the UK and Europe, 10-15% is common but not mandatory. In Japan and South Korea, tipping is generally not practiced and can even be considered rude. In Australia, tipping is appreciated but not expected.
When should you tip more than 20%?
Consider tipping above 20% for exceptional service, large parties (many restaurants add auto-gratuity for 6+ diners), delivery in bad weather, complex or customized orders, and when dining at establishments where servers rely heavily on tips.
Should you tip on tax or before tax?
Etiquette experts generally agree that tipping should be calculated on the pre-tax subtotal. However, many people tip on the total including tax for simplicity. The difference is usually small, and tipping on the full amount is considered generous.
How do you handle tipping for a group?
For large groups, many restaurants add an automatic gratuity of 18-20%. If not, calculate the total tip on the full bill and divide evenly, or let each person tip on their individual portion. Using a tip calculator simplifies splitting the bill fairly.
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