Split bill calculator
Split Bill Web helps you keep shared expenses simple, whether you’re out for dinner, planning a trip, or sharing a home. Create a group, add your people, and record who paid for each purchase. It’s free to use, with no sign-up required.
Divide costs equally, enter individual amounts, or use percentages when everyone’s share is different. Include only the people involved in each expense, and see balances update as you go. When it’s time to settle up, the tool shows who owes whom; you arrange repayment through your preferred payment method.
Open Analysis to explore spending by category, compare contributions, and understand each person’s share. Your groups are saved in this browser so you can return later to add expenses or make corrections. They don’t sync across devices, so keep using the same browser to continue where you left off.
Frequently asked questions
Create a group, add the people involved, and enter each expense with its payer and participants. Choose an equal, custom amount, or percentage split. The calculator updates each person’s share and shows the transfers needed to settle up.
A split bill is a shared cost divided between two or more people. It can be split equally, by a fixed amount, or by percentage depending on what each person used or agreed to pay.
Start by creating a named group and adding the people who will share costs. Add an expense, select who paid, enter the amount, choose the people included, and save the split method that fits the expense.
For an equal split, divide the total by the number of included people. For unequal costs, enter each person’s amount or percentage. A split bill calculator keeps these shares, payments, balances, and settlement recommendations together.
Add the electricity bill as an expense, choose the person who paid it, and include the roommates who share it. Use an equal split for the same share each, or custom amounts or percentages when usage differs. Then use the settlement result to arrange repayment through your preferred payment method.
No. Your groups are saved only in the browser where you create them. They do not sync to other devices or browsers, and sharing a group’s URL does not share its data. Clearing this site’s browser data removes your saved groups.
Add the restaurant total as an expense and select the person who paid. Include everyone who ate, then choose Equal when the meal is shared evenly or Custom Amount when people ordered different items. Add tax and tip to the same total before saving if the group will share them too.
Look for a shared-expense app with separate groups, participant management, flexible splits, balances, and clear settlement suggestions. Split Bill Web provides those core features in a browser, with no account required for the local workflow.