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Move-Out Prorated Rent Calculator

Leaving mid-month? You usually owe rent from the 1st through your move-out day, not the whole month. Pick your move-out date and see what you owe, with the daily-rate math spelled out line by line. Example: moving out May 20 on a $1,500 lease (actual-days method) is 20 days × $48.39 = $967.74. Compare all three proration methods, copy a shareable link for your landlord, or print the breakdown. Free, no signup, nothing stored.

TL;DR: Move-out rent = (monthly rent ÷ days in the month) × days from the 1st through move-out day. $1,500 lease, May 20 move-out: $967.74. Check your lease's notice clause first. Some leases charge the full month without proper notice.

Your figures

Monthly rent

Use the full monthly rent from your lease.

Move-out date

The move-out day is included in the estimate.

Proration method

Actual days in the monthmonthly rent / days in that month30-day monthmonthly rent / 30365-day yearmonthly rent x 12 / 365

Use the method named in your lease. The comparison below shows the difference.

Estimated move-out rent

Through May 20, 2026

$967.74

20 days charged31 days in month$48.39 daily rate

Daily-rate math

Monthly rent$1,500.00

Days in the month÷ 31

Daily rate= $48.3871

Days from the 1st through move-out× 20

Prorated rent= $967.74

Rounded once, at the final step.

Compare methods

Same rent. Same date.

Method	Formula	Rent owed
Actual days	monthly rent / days in that month	$967.74
30-day month	monthly rent / 30	$1,000.00
365-day year	monthly rent x 12 / 365	$986.30

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This is an estimate for rent proration, not legal advice. Your lease and local law control the amount you owe.