Calculate tips and split bills easily
Tipping is a common practice in many countries, but the amount and expectation vary widely depending on where you are and what service you are using. In general, a tip of 10% to 15% is considered standard for sit-down restaurant service, while 15% to 20% is typical in the United States where servers often rely on tips as part of their income. For food delivery drivers, a tip of 10% to 15% or a flat amount of 50 to 100 Pakistani rupees is a kind gesture, as they use their own vehicles and fuel.
In the United Kingdom and Europe, service charges are often included in the bill, so an additional tip is not mandatory, but rounding up to the nearest few pounds or euros is appreciated. For ride-hailing services like Uber, Careem, or local taxis, tipping 10% of the fare or simply rounding up to the nearest 50 to 100 rupees is a good rule. Hotel staff such as bellhops carrying luggage typically expect 1 to 2 dollars per bag, while housekeeping can be tipped 2 to 5 dollars per night. In salons and barbershops, a tip of 10% to 15% is common for hairstylists, nail technicians, and massage therapists.
If you are ever unsure, a safe and simple rule is to tip around 10% — it is rarely considered too low and never too high for good service. Ultimately, tipping is not a legal requirement in most places, but it is a social norm that rewards good service and helps service workers who often depend on these extra earnings to make a living.