Assuming Every Month Has 30 Days
Using a flat 30-day divisor during 31-day months (like March, July, or August) shorts property owners of earned daily rent.
Eliminate confusion when tenants check in mid-month. Calculate the exact payable rent based on joining date and calendar month days.
Hostel Manager automates pro-rated first-month invoices and regularizes payments to the 1st of every month automatically for flat ₹99/- a month.
Try Free For 14 DaysFailing to standardize mid-month move-ins creates cash leakage and disputes.
Using a flat 30-day divisor during 31-day months (like March, July, or August) shorts property owners of earned daily rent.
Failing to document how the first month's odd amount was computed leads to arguments during security deposit return.
Letting every tenant pay on their random joining date creates 30 separate payment collection days instead of an orderly 1st-of-the-month cycle.
Align all tenants to the 1st of the month without losing a single day of revenue.
The software automatically checks whether the current month has 28, 30, or 31 days to determine the exact daily rate.
Charges pro-rated rent on entry, then aligns the tenant's next billing cycle smoothly to the 1st of the subsequent month.
Issue immediate digital receipts specifying joining date and days calculated for HRA claims.
Bundles advance caution deposit and pro-rated rent into a single clear payment prompt.
Check in new residents and calculate pro-rata rent right at your reception desk.
Apply consistent pro-rata rules across all your hostels and PG locations for flat ₹99/- a month.
Other software charges ₹20–₹50 per bed monthly. Hostel Manager charges flat ₹99/- per month (+ GST) and nothing else, whether you run 10 beds or 500 beds.
The standard industry formula used by institutional landlords.
Divide the full monthly rent by the total number of days in that specific calendar month.
Calculate days from move-in date through month-end (Formula: Total Month Days - Joining Date + 1).
Multiply billable days by the daily tariff to arrive at the final payable pro-rata amount.