Designed for real group expenses
Use Splitvero for dinners, subscriptions, groceries, travel costs, house supplies, utilities, and any situation where one person pays first and the group needs a clear record.
Free expense splitter
Free expense splitter for shared bills
Splitvero helps groups record who paid, choose who was involved, and see the smallest set of payments needed to settle everything fairly.
What you can do
Track shared bills without a spreadsheet
Split expenses equally or by exact amounts
Calculate fewer settle-up payments automatically
Export your group ledger when you need records
Clear balances for everyone
Every expense adds to a shared ledger. Group members can see who paid, who was included, receipt links, and the current settlement suggestions.
Fewer payments at the end
Instead of asking everyone to pay everyone else, Splitvero nets the balances and suggests the fewest practical payments to get the group even.
How it works
A simple flow for turning shared costs into clear balances.
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Create a group for the bill, trip, or household.
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Add the people who should be included.
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Record expenses with equal or exact splits.
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Use the settle-up suggestions to finish with fewer payments.
Common questions
Is Splitvero free to use?
Yes. Splitvero is free to use for creating groups, adding shared expenses, and calculating settle-up payments.
Can I split one bill between only some people?
Yes. When you add an expense, you can choose exactly which group members were involved.
Can I export the expense history?
Yes. Group activity can be exported to CSV for bookkeeping or personal records.
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