Friends eating out: a 1,500 bill among 5 people means 1,500 ÷ 5 = 300 taka each.
With service: a 2,000 bill, 5% charge, 4 people — charge 100, total 2,100, each pays 525 taka.
More: splitting without arguments
Agree first: equal shares or pay-for-what-you-ate. For equal shares this calculator is enough. For separate orders, add each person’s items, then share the service charge proportionally.
Frequently asked questions
What is the bill-split formula?
Per person = (bill + service charge) ÷ people. For example a 1,000 bill with 10% service is 1,100; split among 4 it is 275 each.
How is the service charge added?
Service = bill × percent ÷ 100. It is added to the bill first, then divided.
How do I include a tip?
Put the tip percent in the service-charge box, or type the bill-plus-tip total in the bill box.
How do we handle small change?
Round each share up to whole taka and keep the extra as the tip.
What if one person pays less?
Subtract their share first, then divide the rest among the others — two quick calculations.
What if everyone ordered different dishes?
Add up each person's dishes separately, then share the service charge in proportion to each subtotal.