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Utility Bill Splitter by Occupancy Days

Split a utility bill by days of occupancy and share standing costs equally. Useful when a housemate moves in or out mid-period.

YOUR NUMBERS
People included

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YOUR SPLIT£150.00

Standing costs are shared equally. Usage costs follow entered days, which are an estimate of participation.

Contributions that add up to the total
PersonShare
Alex£10.00 standing + £48.00 usage£58.00
Sam£10.00 standing + £48.00 usage£58.00
Jo£10.00 standing + £24.00 usage£34.00

THE PRACTICAL GUIDEExamples, agreements and mistakes to avoid
THE FORMULAYour share = standing costs ÷ people + usage costs × your occupancy days ÷ total occupancy days

How to use this calculator

Change the example numbers to your own. The results update as you type; copy the result to discuss with your group.

  • Enter the bill total and standing or fixed costs included in it.
  • Enter each person’s occupancy days during this bill period.
  • Check the resulting shares against your household agreement.

A worked example

For a £150 bill with £30 standing costs, and occupancy of 30, 30 and 15 days, contributions are £58, £58 and £34.

Assumptions to agree before you split

  • Standing costs are shared equally across listed people, even if one enters zero days.
  • The usage portion is weighted by days, not metered individual consumption.
  • Only use this method if the household has agreed to it; fixed commitments may continue during holidays.

Should someone on holiday pay less?

That is a household decision. Occupancy days are a simple agreed estimate, and do not measure actual energy use or remove fixed commitments.

What if all days are zero?

Enter at least one occupancy day when there is a usage cost. If the entire bill is fixed costs, days do not affect the equal split.

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