Tip and bill splitter for Singapore
Tip, service charge and an even split, without the phone-passing.
Changing country switches the currency and resets the inputs to local starting values.
Your numbers
Each person pays
$62.50
$63 if you round up
- Tip
- $0.00
- Total with tip
- $250.00
- Rounded up total
- $252
- $2.00 over
- Tip per person
- $0.00
Restaurants add a 10% service charge plus GST, so an additional tip is not expected. The default tip for Singapore is zero because tipping is not customary there.
How to read the result
The awkward part of a group bill is never the tip percentage, it is dividing the result without shorting the table.
Enter the bill and the headcount to get the per-person figure, rounded up so the total is always covered. The tip default follows local custom, which in several countries means zero.
This page is set to Singapore and prints SGD. Tipping is not customary there, so the tip default is zero. Every figure is a starting point you should overwrite with your own.
Worked example in SGD
Using the values the form starts with.
Each person pays
$62.50
- Tip
- $0.00
- Total with tip
- $250.00
- Rounded up total
- $252
- Tip per person
- $0.00
Questions people ask
- How much do you tip in Singapore?
- Tipping is not expected in Singapore. Restaurants add a 10% service charge plus GST, so an additional tip is not expected.
- Tip on the pre-tax or post-tax total?
- Where tipping is customary, convention is usually on the pre-tax subtotal, but the difference is small. Enter whichever subtotal you prefer as the bill.
Tip and bill splitter in other countries
Same maths, local currency and local starting values.