For couples with different incomes
Fair doesn't always mean half and half.
When one of you earns more, splitting everything 50/50 can feel wrong. Split divides each expense the way you agreed.
- 60/40 or any ratio
- Set per expense
- One balance instead of many transfers
Runs in your browser and installs like an app.
- SSam+€246.00
- AAlex-€246.00
- SRentSam paid€1,200.00
- AWeekly groceriesAlex paid€420.00
- SPower and internetSam paid€125.00
- ACinema and dinnerAlex paid€64.00
- AS€246.00
Example
A month as a couple, 60 : 40
Sam earns 3,000 and Alex 2,000 a month after tax. They split rent and groceries 60 : 40 (shares 3 : 2), the cinema night half and half.
Change the amounts – the result updates right away.
- Spaid by Sam · by shares: Sam (3), Alex (2)
- Apaid by Alex · by shares: Sam (3), Alex (2)
- Spaid by Sam · by shares: Sam (3), Alex (2)
- Apaid by Alex · shared by everyone
Total€1,809.00
How to settle up
- Alex pays Sam€246.00
The calculation
| Person | Paid | Share | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSam | €1,325.00 | €1,079.00 | +€246.00 |
| AAlex | €484.00 | €730.00 | -€246.00 |
How Split helps
- 01
Percent or shares
For each expense you choose how it's split: equally, by percent, by shares or with fixed amounts. 60 : 40 takes two numbers.
- 02
Not everything by income
Leisure, gifts or hobbies can be split differently or not at all. A split always applies to that one expense only.
- 03
One balance instead of many transfers
Split shows who's ahead. Instead of settling each expense, one transfer a month is enough.
Tips
- 1
Recalculate the shares once a year, not every month.
- 2
Agree which expenses go by income and which half and half.
- 3
If you like detail, the overview shows who paid and who used how much.
Add the names here first
Enter the group name and people here. Split takes them over and shows them to you before saving.
Frequently asked questions
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How do we work out the share by income?
Divide each person's net income by your combined income. If one earns 3,000 and the other 2,000, that's 60 and 40 percent. Enter those numbers as shares.
Does the ratio apply to every expense?
No, you set it per expense. Rent and groceries by income, a gift for one partner's mother only for them, the holiday half and half – as you like.
Does a new salary change past expenses?
No. Every expense keeps its split. Add new expenses with the new shares from then on.
Ready for your first group?
Split runs right in your browser and can be installed as an app – no ads, no account.
- Start without an account
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- Works offline