Built for Shared Plans
Family, friends, roommates, and more.
Shared Phone Bills, Simplified
Upload your T-Mobile bill, assign each line to its owner, and see exactly what everyone owes. No spreadsheets. No guesswork.
Or try the demo first, with sample data.
SplitOurPlan calculates and explains who owes what. It does not transfer money or pay the carrier.
Sample split from the demo. No real bill involved.
Step 1 of 3
Choose a text-based PDF bill. T-Mobile works today. Other carriers are coming, one sample bill at a time.
Scanned-image PDFs do not work yet. The bill needs its Detailed Charges section.
Privacy first: your bill is read and deleted in the same request. No stored documents.
Family, friends, roommates, and more.
Automatically extracts the charges from your bill PDF.
Follows clear, fair rules, line by line.
Your bill is read and deleted in the same request. Nothing is stored.
How it works
Get a fair split in three simple steps.
Upload your T-Mobile bill PDF. It is read and deleted in the same request.
Confirm who owns each line and review the charges.
See what everyone owes, with a total that matches your bill to the cent. Download the Excel breakdown and send it to your group.
Other carriers coming soon, including Verizon, AT&T, Mint, and more.
Our story
Gifty has split her own family phone bill by hand since 2017. Every month meant the same routine. Open the bill, work out every line, and message each person their share.
She built the tool she always wanted. Upload the bill, confirm who owns each line, and SplitOurPlan works out every person's fair share. The shared plan is pooled equally. Devices and extras stay with the person who has them. The totals reconcile to the cent, every time.
No more spreadsheet math at the end of the month.
Built by Gifty Arthur Danquah
How the split works
A fair split is not one number divided by the number of people. It follows the bill, line by line.
One person can own several lines: a main phone, a wearable, a second phone. Totals are per person.
The shared voice plan is split equally across the main lines. Extra lines keep their own plan cost.
A free line pays nothing for the plan. Its share is redistributed equally to the paying lines.
Device installments stay with the line that has the device. Taxes split among the main lines only.
Split past-due equally per person, charge it to the account holder, or keep it flagged and separate.
Every split is checked against the bill's own totals before you see it. If it does not match, it does not ship.
Carriers
Each carrier's bill looks different, so each one needs its own parser, built from a real sample bill and verified before it goes live. A carrier is never guessed.
Have a bill from another carrier? A redacted sample bill unlocks it. Send one to support@splitourplan.com.
Pricing
Splitting one bill costs nothing. Pro adds the extras for groups that split every month.
Free
$0
For one shared group, split today.
Pro
$4.99/mo
Or $49 billed annually. For groups that split every month.
Pro is coming soon. There is nothing to buy today.
Free splits stay free. No account is needed for a basic split.
FAQ
No. Your bill is read and deleted in the same request. SplitOurPlan stores no documents. The numbers from your bill live only in your browser session while you split it. An account is optional, and it only stores your email and sign-in details.
T-Mobile works today. Every other carrier needs a real sample bill before its parser can be built and verified. Send a redacted sample bill to support@splitourplan.com, and that carrier gets built next.
Yes. SplitOurPlan works in your phone browser, and you can add it to your home screen. It installs like an app, with no download from an app store.
No. SplitOurPlan calculates and explains who owes what. It does not transfer money or pay the carrier. You pay your carrier as usual, and settle up with your group however you like.
Yes. Try a Demo walks you through a sample T-Mobile bill with sample data. Assign the lines, review the split, and see the reconciled result, with nothing to upload.
Upload your T-Mobile bill and see every person's fair share in a few minutes. Or walk the demo first.