FairSplitStop losing money every time
you have to ask your ex to pay.
FairSplit gets you paid for shared child expenses automatically, with proof, and without the argument.
Launching 2026·Free to join early access·No credit card required
Features
Everything you need.
Built specifically for the financial side of co-parenting — not around it.
How it works
Three steps.
Your co-parent doesn't need to download anything.
Step 01
Upload your receipt
Tap Add Expense. The app reads the amount from the photo. Set the split, add a note. Done in under a minute.
Step 02
Co-parent approves by email
They receive an email link, open it in any browser — no download required. One tap to approve. Stripe processes it instantly.
Step 03
Money hits your bank
ACH transfer direct to your account. Every step — receipt, request, approval, transfer — timestamped permanently.
Testimonials
Trusted by real families.
Family Law Attorney
“My client showed me a FairSplit PDF in our first meeting. I had everything I needed in five minutes instead of two hours. Clear expenses, clear dates, clear record. I recommend it in contested matters now.”
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David R.
Family Law Attorney · Los Angeles
“I upload the receipt, send the link, and it's done. He cannot claim he never got it — it's all there.”
JM
Jennifer M.
Mother of two · Texas
“She refused to download any app I chose. I started Solo Mode, sent the email requests. She was on FairSplit by the end of that week.”
MT
Marcus T.
Father of three · Florida
“A $200 dispute resolved inside the app in twenty minutes. No attorney. No confrontation.”
PK
Priya K.
Mother · New York
Pricing
No subscription, ever.
FairSplit is built to eliminate the co-parenting adoption standoff. Both parents get complete, unlimited access to all features at zero cost.
Get Early Access
Free forever for both parents. No monthly subscriptions, no credit cards, no hidden costs. For most families, this saves hundreds of dollars a year compared to mandatory monthly subscriptions.
Free forever · no credit card
The first expense you log is
the first one you have proof of.
Every week you wait is a week of expenses and custody changes with no documentation. You can't create a record retroactively.
Free forever · Your data is always yours to export
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What is FairSplit?
FairSplit is a shared child expense app for divorced and separated parents. Log expenses with receipt photos, send payment requests via email, collect money via ACH through Stripe, and export court-friendly PDFs. It's free forever for both parents — no credit card, no subscription, ever.
How does the payment actually work?
Upload a receipt and submit a request. Your co-parent gets an email link — no app needed — and approves in any browser; Stripe processes an ACH transfer directly to your bank.
What if my ex refuses to download the app?
Your co-parent never needs to download anything. They receive an email link and respond in any browser. When your co-parent receives their first clean, professional email payment request, most come around within the first week.
Is the court PDF actually usable in court?
Yes. FairSplit's PDF export is designed for attorney and court documentation workflows — one family law attorney described getting "everything I needed in five minutes" from a client's FairSplit report.
Admissibility varies by state and judge. Confirm specific requirements with your family law attorney.
What makes FairSplit different from other co-parenting apps?
FairSplit is the only co-parenting app with true expense escrow — funds held until both parties approve, then transferred via Stripe ACH. It also includes structured 3-step dispute resolution, free unlimited access for both parents, and guaranteed data export no matter how you use it.
How does FairSplit make money if it's free?
FairSplit doesn't charge a subscription — both parents get full access at no cost, forever. When a parent withdraws money they've been reimbursed, FairSplit takes a small 3% fee. Stripe's processing fees for the ACH or card transfer itself are separate, and are charged to whoever sends the payment.