Splitser review

Splitser is the international name for WieBetaaltWat, a long-running Dutch app, and its feature list is among the deepest here. Lists can hold expenses in more than 150 currencies, recurring expenses add subscriptions automatically, reminders flag upcoming costs, and insights break down spending by category and member. When the list is settled, Splitser's algorithm works out the fewest payments and sends the result to everyone, and you can export transactions to CSV or PDF. The weak spot for US users is payment: direct payback runs through iDEAL, Wero or Bancontact, which are Dutch and Belgian methods, so Americans will settle elsewhere. On the US App Store, Splitser Premium starts at $1.99 and an ad-free option costs $2.99, and the listing does not state the billing period for each item. Pick it if part of your group lives in the Netherlands or Belgium.

Who it is for

groups with members who bank in the Netherlands or Belgium

Price

Free account; Premium in-app purchases from $1.99 on the US App Store.

Splitser Premium $1.99 Splitser Ad-free $2.99 Splitser Premium $8.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• 150+ currencies, with several currencies allowed on one list
• Settlement algorithm that minimizes the number of payments
• Recurring expenses and reminders for upcoming costs
• Export to CSV or PDF
• Pay debts directly with iDEAL or Bancontact

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Group payment requests show who has to pay what
• Strength: Search and filters across transactions
• Strength: Used by 5 million people, according to Splitser
• Weakness: Direct payments only work with iDEAL or Bancontact, not US banks
• Weakness: Ads unless you buy the $2.99 ad-free option
• Weakness: Requires a free Splitser account

Key facts

• Currencies: 150+
• Payments: iDEAL, Wero, Bancontact
• Users: 5 million (vendor figure)
• Ad-free: $2.99 (US App Store)

Where it ranks

Splitser is No. 8 in our Best Expense Sharing Apps verdict.