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Group trip money and logistics,
without the group chat spiral

Six free calculators for bachelor/bachelorette parties, friend-group trips and multi-family getaways: fair cost splitting with real payer tracking, deposit and cancellation risk, per-room accommodation splits, a shared itinerary time budget, a trip fund pool tracker, and a debt settle-up calculator that finds the minimum payments needed.

Per-expense payer trackingFair room-cost splittingMinimum settle-up paymentsFree forever
Group Trip Cost SplitterTrack who paid for what, split each expense evenly or only among the people who joined it, and see each person's net balance. Deposit & Cancellation Risk CalculatorSee which cancellation-policy tier applies right now and exactly how much money is at risk if the group cancels today. Group Accommodation Split CalculatorSplit a shared rental by room so nicer private rooms cost more per person, plus an even split of cleaning and shared fees. Shared Itinerary Time Budget PlannerLay out each day's activities and see planned hours, free time left, and which days are overbooked. Group Trip Fund Pool TrackerTrack contributions into a shared trip fund and spending from it, plus who's ahead or behind on their fair share. Trip Debt Settle-Up CalculatorEnter each person's net balance and get the minimum number of payments needed to settle the whole group up.

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Plan the trip, then settle the money without the awkwardness

Start with the group trip cost splitter to track every shared expense as it happens, use the accommodation split calculator to divide up a shared rental fairly by room, and check the deposit & cancellation risk calculator before anyone locks in a non-refundable booking. When the trip's over, the debt settle-up calculator turns everyone's balances into the smallest possible list of payments.

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Group Trip Cost SplitterTrack who paid for what, split each expense evenly or only among the people who joined it, and see each person's net balance. Deposit & Cancellation Risk CalculatorSee which cancellation-policy tier applies right now and exactly how much money is at risk if the group cancels today. Group Accommodation Split CalculatorSplit a shared rental by room so nicer private rooms cost more per person, plus an even split of cleaning and shared fees. Shared Itinerary Time Budget PlannerLay out each day's activities and see planned hours, free time left, and which days are overbooked. Group Trip Fund Pool TrackerTrack contributions into a shared trip fund and spending from it, plus who's ahead or behind on their fair share. Trip Debt Settle-Up CalculatorEnter each person's net balance and get the minimum number of payments needed to settle the whole group up.

Frequently asked questions

Is GroupTripKit really free, with no account needed?

Yes — every calculator runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up, no data collection and no cost. Nothing you type is sent to a server.

Who is GroupTripKit built for?

Anyone organizing a trip with a group — bachelor and bachelorette parties, friend-group getaways, multi-family vacations or reunions — who needs to split costs fairly, track a shared fund, plan shared days, and settle up money at the end without an argument.

How is this different from a generic bill-splitting app?

Each tool is built around real group-trip situations: expenses that only some people took part in, rooms that cost different amounts per person, a shared Venmo-style pool with contributions and withdrawals, and a debt settle-up calculator that finds the minimum number of payments instead of everyone paying everyone.

Can these tools replace talking to your group about money?

No — they're planning and math tools, not a substitute for agreeing on a budget together. They're most useful for making the numbers transparent so the group can make decisions quickly and avoid post-trip awkwardness.