Group gift contribution split
Chipping in for a leaving present, a teacher's gift or a big birthday? Enter the price and the people, pick how to split it, and copy a ready-made message for the group chat.
Who is chipping in
Enter the gift price to see each share.
Tick people off as they pay.
Three ways to split
- Equal: everyone pays the same.
- Shares: give each person a number of shares. A couple giving together might count as 2, a teenager as 0.5, and 0 leaves someone off the bill without deleting them.
- Pay what you can: set the most each person can afford, or leave it blank for no limit. People with a lower limit pay exactly that; everyone else splits the rest evenly. If the limits add up to less than the gift, the tool shows how much is missing.
Exact to the cent
Everything is worked out in whole cents (or pence, or yen), never in rounded decimals, so the parts always add up to the total. When a split leaves a few cents over, they go one at a time to the people whose share was rounded down the most, using the largest remainder method; ties go to whoever is higher on the list. Add the card or delivery cost in its own box so it is shared too.
Questions
Can I keep track of who has paid?
Yes. Tick Paid next to each name and the bar shows how much has come in. Your list stays in this browser until you clear it.
Which currency should I pick?
The one you will pay the shop in. Yen and won have no smaller unit, so they split into whole amounts.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a simple calculator for sharing a cost fairly among friends.