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Shared plans · iOS & Android · No sign-up

Split subscription costs without chasing anyone.

One card pays for the family plan and four people owe a share of it. Work out the numbers once, keep the record, and stop reconstructing who paid what in January.

  1. 01Scan any receipt
  2. 02Drag people onto items
  3. 03Share the breakdown
  • Recurring or one-off
  • Uneven shares
  • Free to start

How it works

Three steps between the receipt and everyone paying their share

Scan any receipt
01

Scan any receipt

Snap a photo — crumpled, long, handwritten, in any currency. The AI pulls out every line item, tax, and service fee in a couple of seconds.

Drag people onto items
02

Drag people onto items

Long-press a friend’s chip and drop it on what they ordered. Shared appetizer? Tap "Split All" and it divides fairly, tax and fees included.

Share the breakdown
03

Share the breakdown

Everyone gets an itemized total — down to their share of the tax. Send it by WhatsApp, iMessage, or anything else. No app needed on their end.

A month of shared plans

Four housemates, four services, one card

Shared plans rarely divide evenly, because not everyone is on every service. Here is one month with each plan assigned only to the people actually using it.

What the card paid

  • Streaming, family plan (all four)$22.99
  • Music, family plan (all four)$16.99
  • Cloud storage 2TB (Ana, Ben)$9.99
  • Fitness app (Chris, Dee)$12.99

Total for the month$62.96

What each person owes

  • Ana $14.99 Both family plans, plus half the cloud storage.
  • Ben $14.99 Same as Ana. They share the storage plan.
  • Chris $16.49 Both family plans, plus half the fitness app.
  • Dee $16.49 Same as Chris. An even split would have charged everyone $15.74.

The two family plans divide four ways at just under $10 each. Storage splits between two, fitness between the other two. The four shares add back to $62.96.

Why SPLIIT Pro

Built for the moment the check hits the table

AI that actually reads receipts

Not a manual expense form. Point the camera at the bill and items appear — up to 5 receipts per split for big group orders.

Fair math, to the cent

Tax, tip, and service fees split proportionally to what each person actually ordered. Nobody subsidizes the lobster.

No sign-up. Really.

Open the app and split. Your friends don’t need to install anything to get their totals.

Free to start

Everyday splitting costs nothing. Go Pro for unlimited scans and history.

What people split

Anything billed to one card and used by several

Streaming family plans

The classic. One account, four profiles, one person quietly funding it since 2023.

Music and audio

Family tiers cost less per head than individual plans, which is why nobody wants to leave the group.

Storage and software

Cloud tiers, design tools, a VPN. Often shared by two of four, so an even split is wrong from the start.

Gym and class passes

Shared memberships and class packs where people use different numbers of sessions.

Before you download

What people ask about shared plans

How do you split the cost of a subscription between roommates?

Divide each plan only among the people on it, rather than splitting the total bill evenly. Someone on two of four services should pay less. Assign each line to its users and the per-person figure follows from that.

What is a fair way to split a family plan that costs less per person?

Divide the family price by the number of people using it, not by what an individual plan would cost. The discount is the reason the group exists, so everyone should get an equal share of it rather than one person keeping it.

Can I use this for a monthly cost rather than a one-off bill?

Yes. Each month is its own split, so a plan that changed price or a person who joined halfway through is handled by that month having different numbers. The history keeps the earlier months as they actually were.

How do I keep track of who has already paid me back?

The split records what each person owes for that month, so you have a number to point at instead of a memory. Settling itself happens in whatever payment app your group already uses; nothing moves money inside this one.

What if someone joins or leaves the plan mid-month?

Split that month with the people who were actually on it. There is no automatic proration, so for a half month it is usually simplest to agree a figure and enter it as its own line rather than pretending the maths is exact.

Sort out this month before it becomes three

Free to start, no account, and the totals go out as plain text anyone can read.

Available on iOS and Android.