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Kvitt vs Splitser
Splitser is big in the Netherlands and Belgium, where the app is called WieBetaaltWat. Both apps work out who owes whom. The difference is the ads and how you pay: Splitser has iDEAL and Bancontact, Kvitt has Swish.
| Feature | Kvitt | Splitser |
|---|---|---|
| Ads in the free version | None | Yes. Ad-free is an in-app purchase |
| Premium | SEK 29/month or SEK 259/year in Sweden | In-app purchase. Includes export and no ads |
| Export | Excel and CSV in Premium | CSV and PDF in Premium |
| Payments | Swish straight from the app (Sweden) | iDEAL, Wero and Bancontact |
| Currencies | More than 50 | More than 150 |
| Available on | iPhone, Android and the web | iPhone, Android and the web |
Where Kvitt is better
- No ads, in the free version or in Premium.
- Swish straight from the app, with the amount filled in. Made for groups in Sweden.
- Split equally, by percent, by amount or by shares.
Where Splitser is better
- Pay with iDEAL, Wero and Bancontact if you live in the Netherlands or Belgium.
- More than 150 currencies and an offline mode.
Questions
Are Splitser and WieBetaaltWat the same app?
Yes. In the App Store the app is called Splitser - WieBetaaltWat, and splitser.com sends Dutch speakers to WieBetaaltWat.
Does Splitser have ads?
Yes. The App Store lists the app as containing ads, and ad-free is an in-app purchase.
Does everyone in the group need Kvitt?
No. With Premium you add guests who see what they owe through a private link, no account needed.
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The facts about the other app were checked on 18 October 2026 on the app's own pages and in the App Store. Tell us through support if something has changed.