Tip Calculators

Find the exact gratuity in seconds. Browse all our tipping tools by service below. For a single, all-in-one calculator, use the Tip Calculator on the homepage. This page is a simple directory—no calculator here—so you can jump straight to the right tool.

Popular this week

• Restaurant Tip Calculator: Split bills, add tax, and set custom % for dine-in or takeout.
• Delivery Tip Calculator: Factor distance, weather, stairs, and order size.
• Hairdresser Tip Calculator: Handle color, cut, and multi-stylist sessions.
• Tattoo Tip Calculator: Works for hourly or session pricing; handles deposits.
• Dog Groomer Tip Calculator: Adjust for coat type, add-ons, and mobile service.

Tip: Looking for in-depth etiquette? See our Tipping Guides for when to tip, how much, and regional norms.

How to choose the right calculator

1. Pick your service from the list above.
2. Enter the subtotal (or pre-tax amount if you prefer).
3. Select a tip % based on service quality and local norms.
4. (If available) Add special factors—weather, travel, split parties.
5. Copy or share the result.

Quick tipping norms (USA)

• Restaurants (sit-down): 15–20% standard; 20–25% for stellar service.
• Delivery drivers: 15–20% or at least $4–$6 on small orders; add more for storms/long stairs.
• Hair salons/barbers: 15–25% depending on complexity and time.
• Tattoo artists: 15–25%; per session or a larger tip at the end for multi-sittings.
• Dog groomers: 15–20%; more for difficult coats or mobile services.

FAQs

Why isn’t there a calculator on this page?
This is a directory. Our universal Online Tip Calculator lives on the homepage, while each specialty calculator sits on its own page to keep results accurate and easy to find.

Should I tip on pre-tax or after-tax?
Most people use pre-tax. Many calculators include a quick toggle so you can choose.

What if service was below expectations?
Share feedback politely. You can adjust the tip % down—or tip normally if they made it right.

Do service fees replace tips?
Usually not. Delivery/service fees often go to the platform or business. Add a tip for the worker if you can.