Ways To Split
Every group is different. Splitcard makes group purchasing easier.
Kick Start Your Group
Get Plans Out Of The Group Chat
Splitcard helps groups take action by pooling money before everything is finalized. Many plans start the same way. Someone floats an idea, a group chat spins up, and everyone agrees they want to do something but the details slows it down.
Add More Funds
Keep The Group Going
Use Splitcard when you have multiple purchases with your group and need to keep adding to the group’s fund. Perfect for weekend adventures where everyone is splitting the cost of lodging, food, transportation. Splitcard’s dashboard gives full transparency and helps everyone know what has been spent and what everyone owes.
Crowdfunding
Invite People To Fund Your Purchase
Sometimes friends and family want to help you pay for a purchase. Whether it is a new laptop for school or a wedding dress, Splitcard lets you invite people to pitch in for a purchase. Watch your goal progress and people join and make your purchase when the funds are ready.
Custom Contributions
Everyone Has A Different Budget
Not everyone in a group has the same budget and it shouldn’t limit participation. Rather than being locked in for equal splits, Splitcard allows each person to contribute however much they are comfortable with. The flexible approach helps groups stay inclusive, transparent, and organized.
Card Is Funded For Someone Else To Buy
I Buy. You Fly.
Sometimes the person making the purchase isn’t the one paying. Whether you are running to get your boss lunch or handling a purchase on behalf of someone else, Splitcard keeps everything clear and controlled.
With real time transaction tracking, Splitcard gives both the person funding the card and the person making the purchase, full transparency.
Adding-On & Upgrades
Level Up The Purchase
When a group pools funds together, their collective buying power increases. Whether you are upgrading a room or adding options, people feel comfortable spending more when one person doesn’t have to cover the cost upfront.
