Price a partial month of rent from the monthly rent, the days you occupy, and the days in that month.
Prorated rent = monthly rent × days occupied ÷ days in the month. The daily rate is the monthly rent divided by the days in that month.
Divide the monthly rent by the number of days in the month, then multiply by the days you occupy. $1,800 in a 30-day month, for 10 days, is $600. The same 10 days in a 31-day month is a smaller share.
Some leases divide by 30 even in a 31-day month. Use the divisor the lease names. This page uses the day count you enter.
The daily rate is $60. Prorated rent is $600.
Using 30 days for February without checking the lease.
Counting both the move-in day and the move-out day when the lease counts only one of them.
Count the days the lease says you pay for, and enter that number. The calculator does not decide the endpoint.
Turn a monthly income and a share you choose into a rent amount, and show what is left.
calculatorAdd the first month, a last month if the landlord asks, and a deposit counted in months of rent.
calculatorApply a percent increase to the rent you pay now and show the new rent and the extra dollars.