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As of 30 August 2026, Splitwise is free to use. Splitwise simplifies splitting bills and managing shared expenses. Softwr lists it under Personal Finance. Splitwise is made by Splitwise Inc., launched in 2011, available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Splitwise simplifies splitting bills and managing shared expenses. Track who owes whom and settle up easily with friends, roommates, and travel groups.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Splitwise Pro
$4.99 /mo
Capabilities
Bill splitting
Expense tracking
Group management
Settlement tracking
Venmo
Integration with Venmo
PayPal
Integration with PayPal
Web support
Available on Web
IOS support
Available on iOS
Android support
Available on Android
Answered, with sources
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Yes, Splitwise offers a free version available for iPhone, Android, and web with core features including adding groups and friends, splitting expenses, recording debts, equal or unequal splits, offline mode, and cloud sync.
SourceSplitwise PRO is an upgrade offering receipt scanning, charts and graphs, currency conversion, and additional features. The specific price is not published on the main website; users must visit the subscription page or access the app to view pricing details.
SourceBehind it
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Buy now pay later app splitting purchases into four instalments, owned by Block
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