Use your own payout, fee, cost and time assumptions to compare a session and agree on a split.
Write down the gross payout, fees, setup expenses and whether any costs are paid by the host or shared. Use amounts you choose or can verify. The website's scenarios do not establish a GTA VI reward table.
Estimate the complete session duration: preparation, the activity itself, travel, waiting and any cooldown that prevents another attempt. A large payout can still produce a modest hourly return when the session takes longer.
Open the Money Calculator's Payout splitter tab and enter the assumptions and participant shares. Check the tool's validation: the percentages must total 100% before the distribution is valid.
Compare the final shares after deductions. Discuss how preparation work and host expenses should affect your agreement. The calculator explains your numbers; it does not decide what is fair for your group.
Use the money calculator to compare activities with your own payout, expense and time figures. Include preparation and waiting in the time you enter, so two plans use the same basis.
For example, a chosen net return of GTA$120,000 over 90 minutes is GTA$80,000 per elapsed hour. This is arithmetic for those assumptions, not a promise of in-game earnings. If you change the duration, recalculate the comparison.
Copy the payout splitter's share link or retain a written summary of the agreed assumptions. Each participant should be able to see the payout, deductions and percentages.
After a real session, compare your notes with what actually happened and update the next plan. Avoid treating an estimate as a guaranteed payout.