What is Splitwise’s free limit?

According to Splitwise’s help centre, free users can add up to 4 expenses each day. Splitwise Pro removes the limit.

Is Tricount better than Splitwise?

It depends on your group. Tricount says it is free with no ads and no limits, and can be tried without signing up; Splitwise’s free plan allows 4 expenses a day, and Pro adds conversion, receipt scanning and charts. Tricount no longer exports from the app; Splitwise exports a group as a spreadsheet.

Splitwise or Splid for a trip?

Splid needs no sign-up, works offline and converts 150+ currencies automatically. Splitwise converts currencies with Pro and its free plan allows 4 expenses a day. For a short trip with people who will not sign up, Splid is the simpler start.

Which of them works without an account?

Splid needs no sign-up, and Tricount can be tried without signing up. Splitwise needs an account.

Can I move my Splitwise groups?

Tricount has a Splitwise importer, and MySharedXP reads a Splitwise spreadsheet export. Splid does not mention a Splitwise import on its website.

Guides

Splitwise vs Tricount vs Splid

All three split shared costs and work out who owes whom. The differences are in the free version: Splitwise’s free plan allows up to 4 expenses a day according to its help centre, Tricount says it is free with no ads and no limits, and Splid is free and needs no sign-up. Which one fits depends on how many expenses you add, whether everyone wants an account and whether you travel without signal.

By the MySharedXP team · Published 31 October 2026

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Side by side

What each app says about itself on its own website, help centre or App Store listing, checked in October 2026. Features change, so check the app before you move a whole group.

Splitwise, Tricount and Splid compared
	Splitwise	Tricount	Splid
Free version	Up to 4 expenses a day; Pro removes the limit and the ads	Free, no ads, no limits	Free; some extras are in-app purchases
Sign-up	Account needed	Can be tried without signing up	No sign-up
Offline	Offline entry	Add expenses without signal, sync later	Offline groups
Other currencies	Conversion with Pro	Conversion included	150+ currencies, converted automatically
Export	Spreadsheet export of a group	No longer in the app; a CSV through bunq support	PDF; Excel as an in-app purchase
Works on	iPhone, Android and web	iPhone and Android	iPhone and Android
Made by	Splitwise, Inc. (USA)	bunq, a Dutch bank, since 2022	An independent developer in Munich

Splitwise: the free limit

Splitwise’s help centre says free users can add up to 4 expenses each day. Splitwise Pro removes that limit and the ads, and adds receipt scanning, currency conversion, charts and search. Splitwise runs on iPhone, Android and the web, lets you enter expenses offline and can simplify debts into fewer payments.

If your group adds a few expenses a day, the free plan may be all you need. On a busy trip, with meals, tickets and taxis, 4 a day can run out; that is when people compare it with the others.

Tricount: free and ad-free, part of bunq

Tricount calls itself free with no ads and no limits, and you can try it without signing up. It works offline and syncs when you are back online, converts other currencies and has a Splitwise importer. It has been part of the Dutch bank bunq since 2022.

With its new app, Tricount ended its paid plan and, according to its help centre (October 2026), the export to CSV or PDF in the app. For an export you now ask bunq support.

Splid: no sign-up, made for travel

Splid needs no sign-up, lets you create an offline group in seconds and converts more than 150 currencies automatically. It runs on iPhone and Android. Summaries can be downloaded as PDF; its App Store listing marks the Excel export as an in-app purchase. It is made by an independent developer in Munich.

Which one to choose

Start from what your group needs most:

Many expenses, no subscription: Tricount or Splid
Nobody wants an account: Splid, or Tricount to try without signing up
Often without signal: any of the three; Tricount and Splid describe offline use in most detail
Many currencies on one trip: Splid or Tricount include conversion; Splitwise converts with Pro
Already happy with Splitwise and the limit is the only problem: Splitwise Pro

Where MySharedXP fits

MySharedXP publishes this guide, so here is what it does, plainly. It has no limit on expenses on any plan, splits four ways and settles with as few payments as possible. It reads a Splitwise export, so a group can move over with its history. Other currencies are converted at the ECB rate of each expense’s day for free. Everyone needs a free account; the apps add expenses offline and send them when you are back online. There is an Android app and an installable web app, and the iPhone app is coming soon.

Questions and answers

What is Splitwise’s free limit?: According to Splitwise’s help centre, free users can add up to 4 expenses each day. Splitwise Pro removes the limit.
Is Tricount better than Splitwise?: It depends on your group. Tricount says it is free with no ads and no limits, and can be tried without signing up; Splitwise’s free plan allows 4 expenses a day, and Pro adds conversion, receipt scanning and charts. Tricount no longer exports from the app; Splitwise exports a group as a spreadsheet.
Splitwise or Splid for a trip?: Splid needs no sign-up, works offline and converts 150+ currencies automatically. Splitwise converts currencies with Pro and its free plan allows 4 expenses a day. For a short trip with people who will not sign up, Splid is the simpler start.
Which of them works without an account?: Splid needs no sign-up, and Tricount can be tried without signing up. Splitwise needs an account.
Can I move my Splitwise groups?: Tricount has a Splitwise importer, and MySharedXP reads a Splitwise spreadsheet export. Splid does not mention a Splitwise import on its website.

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