← Security deposit refund & prorated rent calculator
TurboTenant is a landlord property-management platform: listing a vacancy, screening applicants, signing an e-lease, collecting rent, and, on its paid plans, tracking a security deposit against that lease record. It is a system for running a rental end to end.
This page is not a property-management system and never will be. It answers one narrower question, on the spot: what does this deposit settle to, or what does this partial month prorate to — typed in your browser, with no account, no property record, and nothing saved anywhere.
| Question | Where to answer it |
|---|---|
| I need to list a vacancy, screen an applicant, and get a lease signed. | TurboTenant — that's the workflow it's built for. |
| I want rent collected online every month without chasing a check. | TurboTenant — ongoing rent collection is a core feature. |
| A tenant is moving out. What's the refund once I list the deductions? | This calculator — enter the deposit and each deduction, get the number immediately. |
| The tenant moved in mid-month. What's the prorated rent for that first month? | This calculator — enter the monthly rent, days in the month, and days occupied. |
| I'm a tenant and want to check the landlord's deduction math myself. | This calculator — the same free form works from either side of the lease. |
| Can I see the refund figure without creating a property-management account? | This calculator — a static page, no account, nothing uploaded. |
This tool needs no account and nothing installed: it is a static page, the arithmetic runs in your browser, and the deposit amount, every deduction, and every rent figure you enter stay on this device — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
They solve different problems, and a landlord who uses TurboTenant for everything else can still land here for one calculation. TurboTenant is a property-management platform: listings, tenant screening, e-signable leases, online rent collection, and (on its paid plans) security deposit tracking held alongside a specific lease record in its own system. This page is a single free form that does none of that. You type a deposit amount and list each deduction, or a monthly rent and a day count, and it does the arithmetic — refund or balance owed, or a prorated partial-month figure — with nothing signed up for and no lease on file anywhere.
No, and that is the gap this page exists to close. A landlord managing one unit, or a tenant checking a landlord's math from the other side of the table, does not need an account, a listed property, or a stored lease to add up deductions against a deposit. This calculator runs the same subtraction TurboTenant's deposit tracking runs, without the account, the property record, or the plan tier deposit tracking sits behind.
No. Listing a vacancy, screening applicants, signing a lease, and collecting rent every month are real, recurring jobs, and a platform built around a persistent record of the tenancy is the right tool for that. This page sells nothing, stores nothing, and has no concept of a property or a lease term. It answers one arithmetic question — what does this deposit settle to, or what does this partial month prorate to — the same question a landlord who already uses full property-management software still has to answer at move-out.
No. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TurboTenant, and this page is not a review of it. TurboTenant is a trademark of its owner, named here only to describe the category of software this calculator is and is not. Its plans, pricing, and features change; check TurboTenant's own site for current terms rather than relying on any description here.