Prorated Rent Calculator
Figure out exactly what a tenant owes for a partial month — for mid-month move-ins, early move-outs, or any lease that doesn't start on the first.
When a tenant moves in mid-month or moves out before month-end, rent should reflect only the days they actually occupy the home. Use the calculator below to estimate that partial-month amount.
Prorating matters any time occupancy doesn't line up with the first of the month — mid-month move-ins, early move-outs, or lease start and end dates that fall on any other day. In each case, prorating charges the tenant only for the days they hold the property.
For landlords, a clear prorated figure keeps partial-month billing fair and transparent for both sides. Enter the monthly rent, choose move-in or move-out, set the date, and add any deposit or move-in fees to see the full amount due. For more landlord tools and guidance, visit our Landlord Resource Center, or book a 30-minute consultation with the Adam Timothy Group.
Prorated Rent Calculator
Estimate the rent owed for a partial month — for mid-month move-ins or early move-outs.
The first day you occupy the home. Rent is owed from this day through month-end.
Prorated Rent
How this is calculated: daily rent = monthly rent ÷ number of days in that month, multiplied by the days occupied. This is an estimate. Your lease controls the actual amount — some leases prorate on a flat 30-day or 365-day basis. Always confirm with your signed lease agreement.
