Tip Calculator

Fifteen to twenty per cent of the pre tax bill is the normal range for table service in the US, with 20% the common default for good service. Counter service and coffee shops run lower.

Tip on the pre tax subtotal, that is the standard, and it costs you slightly less. If you enter the post tax total here, the percentage just applies to that bigger figure.

Much less. Many UK restaurants add a discretionary service charge of 10 to 12.5%, and across most of Europe, rounding up or leaving 5 to 10% counts as generous. Always check whether service is already on the bill before adding more.

In the US, $1 to $2 per drink is the standard, a little more for cocktails that take real work. In the UK, tipping bartenders is not expected, though rounding up, or offering \"one for yourself\" (roughly £1, £2) in a traditional pub, is a friendly gesture.

In the US, $2 to $5 per night, left daily, not just at checkout, since the staff rotate. In the UK, tipping housekeeping is uncommon, but £1, £2 a night is appreciated in nicer hotels. In Australia and most of Europe, it is simply not expected.

Have each person work out their own share: their items plus tax, then their chosen tip percentage on that subtotal. On a $120 bill split three ways, 15%, 18% and 20% tippers, the individual totals land around $46, $47.20 and $48. This calculator handles the per person math so nobody has to argue about it.

In the US, 10 to 20% of the fare is normal, and the apps make it easy to add after the ride. In the UK, rounding up to the nearest pound is plenty. In Australia and most of Europe, tipping drivers is rare, rounding up is generous.

Tip on what the meal would have cost before the coupon. Your server did the same work bringing out the full order, and the discount is between you and the restaurant, not a smaller workload for the staff. It is the same logic delivery etiquette uses: the driver's effort does not shrink just because you had a promo code.

No, that fee goes to the restaurant or the app to cover their costs; the driver does not see it as part of their pay. So the tip you add is still the driver's earnings, and you should tip on the food subtotal as usual. When in doubt, the calculator above keeps the math clean between what you pay the store and what the driver gets.

Use FaridiaTech's free tip calculator in your mobile browser, 15 to 20% is standard for delivery. Enter the order total and pick a percent to see the tip instantly. Works on any phone with no app.