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How much to tip around the world

Tipping rules change a lot from one country to the next. In the US it is part of a server's pay, while in Japan it can feel awkward or even rude. Tap a country to see what locals expect, then send the suggested percentage straight to the calculator. The currency and the tips by service below follow the country you choose.

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United States

Expected, 15–20%

Tips are part of servers’ pay. Leave 15–20% at restaurants and bars, and check whether a gratuity is already added for large groups.

Typical tips by service in United States

Amounts are in USD. Flat amounts are rounded estimates.

Typical tip for common services in United States
ServiceTypical tip
Restaurants and bartenders
15%–20%
Food delivery
15%–20%, depending on distance and order size
Taxi, limo and rideshare
15%–20%
Hotel room service
Often already on the bill. If not, 15%–20%
Hairstylists, barbers and nail salons
10%–20%
Massage
10%–20%
Coffee shops and counters
Optional. Round up or leave $1
Hotel housekeeping
Not expected. $1–$2 per person per night
Shuttle drivers and parking attendants
$1–$3
Tour guides
$1–$5, depending on the length of the tour
Movers and furniture or appliance delivery
Not expected. $5, $10 or $20 each, depending on the job
Plumbers, electricians and cleaners
Not expected. $5, $10 or $20 each, depending on the job
Mechanics and car services
Not expected. About $5 if they went above and beyond

This is a general guide. Customs vary by venue and region, and a service charge on the bill usually replaces the tip.

Free tip calculator: split the bill and round up in seconds

About this tool

Type in the bill, pick a tip and see the tip amount, the total and what each person owes. Eating out with friends? Add the number of people and the bill is split evenly, no mental maths at the table.

Features

  • Quick tip buttons for 10% to 25%, or type your own percentage.
  • Split between people with simple plus and minus buttons.
  • Round up the total or each person's share to a neat whole amount. The real tip percentage is shown so you know what you ended up leaving.
  • Seven currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP and INR.
  • Works on any screen, and nothing you enter is stored.

A quick tipping guide

Customs differ by country. In the US, 15% to 20% is usual at restaurants, while in many parts of Europe a small round-up or 5% to 10% is plenty. If service charge is already on the bill, you may not need to add more.