One person books everything, ten people owe a bit each, and half forget. A clear share for each guest, and a link they can open, turns it into a plan.
What Evens does for this
- A link for the whole groupGuests join from the link, with no account, and see exactly what they owe.
- Guests add themselvesFor bigger events, people can add themselves from the link, up to 60.
- Item by item when it mattersSplit a dinner by what each person had, with tax and tip in proportion.
- See who has paidA clear picture of who has paid and who has not, without awkward messages.
- Optional remindersA gentle nudge for late payers, only to people with an account.
- Costs for only some guestsA cost can involve just the people who took part.
A bachelor party for nine
| Who pays | Each guest pays |
|---|---|
| The eight guests cover the guest of honour | 213.75 |
| All nine pay equally | 190.00 |
Agree the model before you book, and say it in the invite.
Guides for this
- Bachelor party costs: should the guest of honour pay?
- Split birthday or group event costs fairly
- Group gifts: collecting money without chasing
- How to ask a friend to pay you back
Also for
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need the app?
No. They join from a link, see their share and can mark a payment as paid.
Can the guest of honour be excluded?
Yes. A cost can involve only the people who took part.
How many people can join?
For events where guests add themselves, up to 60.