SumFair adds up the receipt and splits it fairly. Scan it, share a QR code, and everyone claims what they had; tips, taxes and exact rounding are handled. Free, and nobody needs an account.
Works in the browser on any phone. No app to install, no sign-up for your friends. See the app, screen by screen.
One person holds the phone. Everyone else joins from a link. The whole thing takes less time than deciding who orders dessert.
Take a photo. Long receipt? Take several and SumFair stitches them, reading items, quantities, discounts, taxes and deposits.
Friends scan it or open the link in their browser, type a name and they're in. No app, no account, no phone number.
Tap your items. Shared the nachos? Split them three ways, by percentage, or by how many beers each of you drank.
Tip, service and taxes are spread fairly, rounding is exact to the cent, and everyone sees one number: what they owe and to whom.
A single restaurant bill and a week of shared expenses need different tools. SumFair has both, on the same engine.
Dinner, drinks, brunch, takeaway for the office
One receipt, several people, everybody ordered something different. Scan it once and let everyone claim their own lines while you're still at the table.
Holidays, city breaks, road trips, festivals, flatmates
Many expenses over many days, paid by different people, sometimes in different currencies. SumFair keeps a running balance and settles it in the fewest possible transfers.
Most split apps stop at "divide by four". These are the parts SumFair gets right so nobody has to argue about 2 lei.
If you've used Splitwise, Tricount or Splid, SumFair covers the same situations. Here is where it differs.
| What you get | SumFair | Most split-bill apps |
|---|---|---|
| Guests join from a link, in the browser | No app, no account | Usually an app install and an account for everyone |
| Scan the receipt and claim items line by line | Included, free | Often a paid feature, or manual entry only |
| Tips, service charges and taxes spread automatically | Proportional by default, fully adjustable | Usually entered as one lump sum |
| Local receipt rules (SGR, Pfand, coperto, sales tax) | Built in | Not handled |
| Settle only part of a trip | By date, expense or person | All or nothing |
| Rounding guaranteed to add up | Exact, to the cent | Varies |
| Price for the essentials | Free | Free tiers with limits are common |
"Most split-bill apps" describes features commonly found in mainstream expense-splitting apps as of September 2026. Check each product for its current details. See the detailed comparison with Splitwise, Tricount and Splid.
Joining, claiming and settling will always be free. That is what makes SumFair spread from one table to the next.
€0 forever
Everything you need to split restaurant bills and trip expenses with any number of people.
Pricing announced at launch
For people who organise a lot of trips or manage shared budgets and want more than the basics.
Yes. Everything you need to split a bill is free: scanning receipts, sharing a QR code or link, claiming items, splitting tips and taxes, trip mode, multi-currency and settlement.
A paid SumFair Plus tier with advanced extras (exports, analytics, smart rules, permanent history) is planned. The core will stay free, because guests joining and claiming is what makes SumFair useful in the first place.
No. Guests open the link or scan the QR code in any browser, type a name and start claiming items. No app install, no account, no email or phone number.
The person who creates the bill (the host) doesn't need an account either. An optional account adds history, saved groups and sync across devices.
You photograph the receipt with your phone. For long receipts you can take several overlapping photos and SumFair stitches them together and removes duplicated lines.
SumFair reads item names, quantities, prices, discounts, taxes, service charges and deposits, then checks that the lines add up to the printed total. If something doesn't match, it tells you which lines to look at.
By default they are spread in proportion to what each person consumed, so someone who had 25% of the food pays 25% of the tip. You can switch to an equal split, custom percentages, exclude someone, or turn the tip off.
Mandatory service charges, voluntary tips and taxes are tracked as separate lines, because they often follow different rules.
Yes. SumFair has a country rules layer that understands how receipts are printed in different places: the Romanian SGR packaging deposit, German Pfand, Italian coperto and servizio, French service compris, US sales tax and suggested tips.
These fees are attached to the right items instead of being treated as separate products, so if you claim the Coca-Cola you also get its 0.50 lei deposit, and if the bottle is shared the deposit is shared too.
Yes. SumFair stores every amount in whole minor units (cents, bani, pence) and never uses floating-point arithmetic. Rounding is deterministic and auditable: 10 lei split three ways becomes 3.34 + 3.33 + 3.33, never 3.33 × 3 = 9.99.
The invariant is simple: the sum of everyone's share always equals the amount actually paid.
SumFair is a free web app for splitting restaurant bills and group expenses. One person photographs the receipt, everyone else joins from a QR code or link in their browser, without installing anything or creating an account, and picks the items they had. SumFair reads the receipt line by line, attaches tips, service charges, taxes and local deposits to the right people, rounds exactly so the shares always add up to what was paid, and for longer trips it tracks many expenses in several currencies and simplifies who pays whom. It is built in Europe by the team behind commercial PDF and document software used by companies worldwide, and it is designed to comply with GDPR.
Free to use. Your friends join from a link, no account needed.