What a weighted split is
Instead of everyone paying the same, each person pays in proportion to a weight. It suits groups where someone ordered much more, a manager covers extra for the team, or students pay less.
A "Pays more" group is already added. Change the weights however you like.
Instead of everyone paying the same, each person pays in proportion to a weight. It suits groups where someone ordered much more, a manager covers extra for the team, or students pay less.
A $300 bill split between four people at weight 1 and two people at weight 1.5 has a total weight of 4 + 3 = 7. One weight is about $42.86, so each standard share is $43 and each "pays more" share is $65 when rounding up to the nearest dollar.
1 for most people, 1.2 to 2 for people paying more, and 0.5 to 0.8 for people paying less. Add as many groups as you need.
Yes. Give each group a weight, for example 1 for most people and 1.5 for someone who ordered more, and each share is worked out from the weights.
Choose to round each share to the nearest 1, 5 or 10 and whether to round up or down. You see the extra or the shortfall straight away.
Yes. Everyone can mark themselves as paid on the shared page, so the organizer can see who still owes.