Enter the headcount and the shared costs. You get the per-person number, plus what each guest pays once the bride's share gets covered. No signup, nothing stored.
7 guests pay a share.
Display only. No conversion is applied.
Per-guest figures use the bride-covered split. The slices below add up to the per-guest total above.
The math gets the group to a per-person figure. NomadCrew is where the money stays visible: shared expenses, one owner per cost, and balances everyone can see before they front a card.
Decide who books the villa, who fronts activities, and who tracks the rest.
Balances stay visible, so nobody has to send the awkward reminder text.
The per-person number is the figure everyone actually responds to. Get it right before anyone books a flight or pays a deposit.
When the group covers the bride, her share does not vanish. It lands on everyone else, and most people only notice once the total is already split.
Only shared costs belong in a per-person split. This is The Split Spectrum applied to a bachelorette: some line items are even-split, the rest stay personal. Mixing the two is the fastest way to a fairness argument.
Everyone sleeps there, so everyone pays an equal share, bride covered or not.
People fly from different cities at different prices, so flights stay off the shared split.
Most groups do not blow up over the math. They blow up over the rule nobody stated.
Turn the per-person figure into split rules, a budget, and a workflow the group can follow.
The questions that decide whether the group agrees or argues.
Add up every shared cost for the trip: accommodation, activities, dining, transport, and decor. Divide the total by the number of people attending. If the group is covering the bride, divide by the number of paying guests instead, so her share spreads across everyone else.
It varies by group. A common approach is that guests cover the bride: she pays for her own flights and personal spending, and the group splits her share of the shared costs. Decide this before anyone books, because it changes the per-person number for every guest.
Take her even share and divide it across the paying guests. For a group of eight where each even share is 200, covering the bride adds about 29 to each of the seven guests, so they pay roughly 229 instead of 200. The calculator shows the exact figure for your numbers.
Shared costs are the things the whole group uses: the house or hotel, the booked activities, group dinners, shared transport, and decor. Personal costs stay with each person: flights, drinks they order alone, and anything optional that only some people join. Splitting only the shared costs keeps it fair.
Yes. It runs in your browser, needs no signup, and stores nothing. Change the headcount or costs and the per-person number updates instantly.
The calculator gets you to a fair per-person number. NomadCrew keeps it honest on the trip: shared expenses, one owner per cost, and balances everyone can see.