What should each owner pay?
Enter the year's budget and how your road splits it. Free, nothing to sign up for, and the numbers stay in the browser.
The moment the split is right, the next thing a treasurer needs is to send it. RoadKeeper does the sending and keeps the record.
Start free Appears only after a completed result. Empty state shows nothing but the tool.Questions about the split
Where do these numbers go?
Nowhere. The math runs in your browser and nothing is stored or sent.
Which split method should we use?
Even shares on a short road, frontage on a long one. The guide's split pages walk the tradeoffs.
Can I print the result?
Yes. The result panel prints clean with the table intact, ready for the meeting.
What about owners with two lots?
Count each parcel separately, the way your bylaws do.
Does this handle a special assessment?
Run it once for dues and once for the special, and keep the two votes separate.
Why does the by-use option exist?
A few roads price by trips or season. It invites arguments, and the page on splits says when it earns them.
Is the frontage math different?
Shares follow feet of road instead of parcel count; the inputs change when you pick it.
Can RoadKeeper send the invoices this produces?
Yes. That is the product, and the button under a finished result starts it.
Who built this?
The RoadKeeper team, for the treasurers the guide is written for.