Tip on $880

What’s the tip on $880? How much should I tip on 880 dollars? Type into any box and the tip will be calculated automatically.

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Subtotal	880.00
15% Tip	132.00
Total	1,012.00

United States Tipping Guide

Restaurants 15% is considered a standard tip for restaurants in North America, although some people leave 20%.

Buffet 5–10% depending on the level of service.

Taxis For cab rides in the United States, a tip of $2–$5 is considered normal. Don’t be coerced by credit card machines that default to 20%.

Uber It is not expected to tip Uber drivers, but it is possible to tip using the app, and your driver will appreciate it.

Hotel maid $1–$2 per guest per night.

Hair stylist 15–20%.

Takeout Not expected, but you might want to leave a couple dollars if they have your food ready on time or you had special requests.

Delivery 10% with a minimum of $3. More if they had to travel a long way.

Is Tipping a Good Thing?

We’d probably be much better off if tipping never got started. Studies have shown that tipping doesn’t reflect the quality of service.
Furthermore, customers may face discrimination if they are part of a cultural group that tends to tip less. And, of course, tipping is incredibly awkward. Other countries, such as Japan and France, generally don’t tip and it works well for them.
That said, tipping is often necessary because some tipped employees are paid less than minimum wage. Scroll down to see the average wages of waiters in your state.

Tips on $880 by Percent

%	Tip
1%	8.80
2%	17.60
3%	26.40
4%	35.20
5%	44.00
6%	52.80
7%	61.60
8%	70.40

%	Tip
9%	79.20
10%	88.00
11%	96.80
12%	105.60
13%	114.40
14%	123.20
15%	132.00
16%	140.80

%	Tip
17%	149.60
18%	158.40
19%	167.20
20%	176.00
21%	184.80
22%	193.60
23%	202.40
24%	211.20

%	Tip
25%	220.00
26%	228.80
27%	237.60
28%	246.40
29%	255.20
30%	264.00

How Much do Waiters Make?
This table shows how much servers make per hour, including reported tips, by state and percentile. BLS, May 2019

State	10th	Median	90th
Alabama	$7.86	$8.90	$11.74
Alaska	$10.51	$11.49	$18.37
Arizona	$11.01	$14.76	$27.79
Arkansas	$8.86	$9.41	$11.55
California	$11.33	$12.78	$24.08
Colorado	$10.45	$10.64	$20.32
Connecticut	$10.63	$11.41	$20.45
Delaware	$8.94	$9.84	$18.46
Florida	$8.78	$9.56	$22.08
Georgia	$7.90	$9.07	$16.27
Hawaii	$11.57	$25.96	$41.99
Idaho	$7.96	$9.18	$17.37
Illinois	$8.67	$9.36	$17.16
Indiana	$7.94	$9.30	$17.93
Iowa	$7.96	$9.26	$15.68
Kansas	$7.89	$9.04	$14.58
Kentucky	$7.89	$9.02	$13.60
Louisiana	$7.84	$8.81	$10.55
Maine	$11.00	$11.71	$20.20
Maryland	$10.34	$10.49	$17.48
Massachusetts	$12.03	$13.75	$22.11
Michigan	$9.65	$10.27	$18.31
Minnesota	$10.26	$11.56	$21.71
Mississippi	$7.87	$9.03	$16.41
Missouri	$8.38	$9.34	$14.98

State	10th	Median	90th
Montana	$8.74	$9.38	$13.72
Nebraska	$9.18	$9.92	$19.52
Nevada	$8.07	$9.97	$15.33
New Hampshire	$8.01	$9.61	$22.40
New Jersey	$9.21	$11.6	$19.91
New Mexico	$8.03	$8.96	$13.15
New York	$11.15	$14.83	$27.96
North Carolina	$7.96	$9.28	$16.98
North Dakota	$7.97	$9.27	$20.15
Ohio	$8.78	$9.59	$17.26
Oklahoma	$7.88	$8.96	$13.28
Oregon	$11.23	$12.22	$21.94
Pennsylvania	$8.12	$10.61	$18.35
Rhode Island	$10.62	$12.66	$18.45
South Carolina	$7.86	$8.97	$13.37
South Dakota	$9.27	$9.82	$13.68
Tennessee	$7.88	$8.89	$12.35
Texas	$7.85	$9.04	$17.04
Utah	$7.91	$9.48	$18.19
Vermont	$10.95	$14.88	$24.73
Virginia	$8.10	$9.89	$18.14
Washington	$12.18	$15.35	$30.43
West Virginia	$9.16	$9.90	$17.57
Wisconsin	$7.98	$9.38	$16.96
Wyoming	$7.99	$9.40	$17.75