Living together means a rent that is not equal, bills in three names, and one person who always buys the washing-up liquid. A shared record ends the quiet scorekeeping.
What Evens does for this
- Shares by roomSet each person's share, for example by room size, so rent follows the room and not a guess.
- Monthly bills repeatRent and internet add themselves each month. Your first repeating bill is free.
- Supplies, in turnsTrack whose turn it is to buy toilet paper, and skip people who have moved out.
- See what a balance is made ofTap a balance to see every cost behind it, and the history of who changed what.
- Gentle remindersOptional, per group, and only sent to people with an account.
- Guests and new flatmatesA new person joins from a link, no account needed at first.
A three-room flat
| Room | Size | Share | Pays |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big room | 18 m² | 40.9% | £818.18 |
| Middle room | 14 m² | 31.8% | £636.36 |
| Small room | 12 m² | 27.3% | £545.45 |
Rounded to the cent, the three shares add up to £2,400. Add extras (a private bathroom, a balcony) in the calculator below.
Guides for this
- How to split rent fairly when rooms differ in size
- How to split bills with roommates
- The roommate money agreement: a free template
- Groceries with roommates: fund or each shop?
Also for
Frequently asked questions
Can rent follow room size?
Yes. Set each person's share once, and new costs start from it.
Do monthly bills repeat on their own?
Yes, for home groups. The first repeating bill is free; more are part of Pro.
What if someone moves out?
Settle their balance, then update the shares for the people who stay.