Free real estate calculator

Prorated Rent Calculator

Calculate move-in or move-out rent and compare three daily-rate methods.

By Calculate My Property EditorialUpdated September 30, 2026Professional review pending
01 / Your inputs

Start with your property.

Income1 inputs
USD / month
Use rent for one unit; enter other income separately.
Timing1 inputs
Property2 inputs
Lease concession2 inputs
weeks
A week is seven days; concession value uses annual daily rent.
months
Concession is spread across the entire lease.
All amounts in USD.
Your estimate

Prorated rent

$1,316Based on your inputs · USD
Occupied days
17
Days in month
31
Net effective monthly rent
$2,400
The formula

Daily rent × occupied days

Assumptions & limitations (1)
  • Move-in/move-out day is included. Lease terms determine which convention applies. The annual method uses 365 even in leap years.
02 / Your next decisionRent SplitSecurity Deposit
External resource

Compare your rental workflow.

Review lease, payment and accounting features before choosing landlord software.

Explore AvailExternal provider or resource. No paid referral arrangement is active.
Planning estimate. Editorially sourced; independent professional review is pending. How we calculate
The detail

Your calculation table

3 rows · full data in CSV
MethodRent due
Actual days1,316.13
365-day year1,341.37
30-day month1,280
Worked example

Follow the default numbers.

With monthly rent of $2,400, the model gives prorated rent: $1,316.

The formula is daily rent × occupied days. Open the breakdown to trace expenses and assumptions. Change one input at a time to see how your decision changes. This example uses scenario inputs; it is not an offer, tax bill, appraisal or legal determination.

Which daily rate should you use?

Start with the lease’s proration clause. Actual-day proration divides monthly rent by the number of calendar days in the affected month. The annual method divides twelve months of rent by 365. The banker’s method treats every month as thirty days. These conventions produce different bills even with the same rent and move date. This tool shows all three, so you can see the difference before agreeing on an amount.

Move-in and move-out dates are inclusive

A move-in date counts through the last day of that month, including the move-in day. A move-out date counts from the first day through the move-out day. Do not use the moving truck date when the lease assigns possession differently. For a stay crossing month boundaries, calculate the first and last partial months separately and add the full months between them. A leap-year February is handled automatically.

Free weeks and net effective rent

Concessions reduce the total rent payable over a lease; they do not automatically change each monthly invoice. The free-week calculation values a week at seven days of annual daily rent, then spreads the credit over the selected lease length. A lease advertising a whole free calendar month may value that credit differently. Keep the gross contractual rent, concession value and net effective rent separate when budgeting your move.

Before sharing the amount

Confirm utilities, parking and deposit payments separately. A lease may prorate these charges differently from base rent. Save or copy the result with the chosen method and date visible. The calculation is arithmetic rather than a determination of what your lease legally requires. Local ordinances and the written agreement can control when rent starts, when possession ends and how a partial month is billed.

Keep your assumptions with the result

Save the calculation to your deal file to reuse compatible inputs in another tool. The file stays in this browser on this device. Download the CSV to open the complete inputs, results and schedule in Excel or Google Sheets. Use PDF to print the report or save it as a PDF. A share link includes entered financial figures in its URL, so use it only with people you intend to share those numbers with.