Free Revenue Split Calculator
Calculate how to divide revenue between business partners. Add multiple partners, set custom percentages, and see exact payment amounts instantly.
Revenue Split Calculator
Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue
$10,000.00
Partners
2
Largest Share
$5,000.00
Smallest Share
$5,000.00
Common Split Scenarios
How to Use the Revenue Split Calculator
Enter the Total Revenue
Input the total amount of revenue or profit to be divided. This can be gross revenue, net profit, or any income amount that needs to be split among partners.
Add Partners and Percentages
Click Add Partner for each stakeholder. Enter their name and ownership percentage. The calculator tracks the total percentage and alerts you if it does not equal 100%.
Verify Percentages Equal 100%
Ensure all partner percentages add up to exactly 100%. The calculator displays the total and warns if there is an over or under-allocation of shares.
View Individual Payouts
See the exact dollar amount each partner receives based on their percentage. Copy results to share with partners or use for accounting and payment processing.
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About Revenue Splitting
Revenue splitting is the process of dividing business income among partners, investors, or stakeholders based on predetermined percentages. Our calculator makes it easy to determine exactly how much each party should receive from any revenue amount.
Common Revenue Split Scenarios
- Business partnerships: Dividing profits based on ownership stakes
- Affiliate commissions: Splitting sales revenue with affiliates
- Royalty payments: Calculating creator and publisher shares
- Investment returns: Distributing returns among investors
- Joint ventures: Splitting project profits between companies
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I split revenue between business partners?
To split revenue between partners, first agree on each partner's percentage share based on factors like investment, workload, expertise, or risk. Then multiply the total revenue by each partner's percentage to calculate their share. For example, if revenue is $10,000 and Partner A has 60%, they receive $6,000.
What is a fair revenue split for a partnership?
A fair revenue split depends on each partner's contribution. Common arrangements include 50/50 for equal partnerships, 60/40 for unequal contributions, or custom percentages based on investment amount, time commitment, expertise, or the role each partner plays in the business.
Should revenue be split before or after expenses?
This depends on your partnership agreement. Net revenue split (after expenses) is more common as it distributes actual profits. Gross revenue split (before expenses) may be used when partners handle their own expenses separately. Always clarify this in your partnership agreement.
How do I calculate revenue share for multiple partners?
Add up all partner percentages to ensure they equal 100%. Then multiply the total revenue by each partner's percentage. For three partners with 40%, 35%, and 25% shares on $100,000 revenue: Partner 1 gets $40,000, Partner 2 gets $35,000, and Partner 3 gets $25,000.
What happens if partner percentages don't add up to 100%?
Partner percentages should always total exactly 100% to avoid disputes. If they don't, you need to adjust the split. Any amount over 100% means you're distributing more than available, and under 100% means some revenue is unaccounted for.
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