BillMonk
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Billmonk lets you keep track of debts between friends.
It's had trouble staying online recently, however.
Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Online
Discontinued
The official website is no longer available.
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What is BillMonk?
Billmonk lets you keep track of debts between friends.
It's had trouble staying online recently, however.
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Comments and Reviews
I also record one off loans and payments on it just so I’ve got it logged all in the same place.
It was quick to set up and I’ve used it for more than 2 years now. I like the layout and it’s easy to navigate your way around. I had a brief look at other options but WhoseBill suited my needs perfectly and it’s never let me down.
It was free to sign up too and I’d definitely recommend them. :-)
Having gone through the majority of the alternatives in this list, it seems like
Splitwise is the only one that can even be comparable to Billmonk.
Pros:
Cons:
It has a ton of potential, and it seems to have an active team behind it. Going to stick with it and hope it goes better than Billmonk!
[Edited by JonLim, August 14]
Splitwise is about to do a big relaunch in the next few weeks. We've added and changed a ton of stuff, and have lots more coming online in the very near future. We even have an importer that Billmonk users can use to input their exported data from their old accounts. Please come give us a try!
Hi Jon,
Did you look at
WhoseBill ?
Looking at your CONS list, you can already add multiple payers to bills and the inputting of bill data is clear on the screen rather than a pop up window.
I don’t know about itemised billing but I’m sure if you drop them a line they’d answer. Perhaps a test to see how good their support is?
Hope you find a solution. I’ve enjoyed using Whosebill and never had any problems.
@Nellie: Seconded!
@Salhumphries: I gave WhoseBill a test run when I was looking at Billmonk's alternatives here, and its UI simply cannot compare to Splitwise. Not only is there no support for multiple payers (I don't even know how to put a payer) but it's not very intuitive, and I couldn't even add a bill because it would tell me to "Please check the errors below..." and there would be absolutely no errors in my entry at all.
Frankly, it was one step above most of the other alternatives, but it still felt cruddy to use (a la Billmonk) and did not accomplish most of the things I needed from it. Thanks anyway!
Hi Jon,
It does support multiple payers... add a joint bill, add the participants and select partial/multiple payments. I haven’t used this feature recently but did when I first signed up and have just checked that it’s still there.
The UI is down to personal choice I guess, there are little bits on Whosebill which could be improved but the maths behind it always works for me. You haven’t said what your particular problems were with Billmonk and I’ve never used it but Whosebill has never given me the problems other people seem to be reporting about it.
There are lots of alternatives out there and it’s good to have forums to share preferences.
I like splitwise, but our group recently switched to billsup because of the cons mentioned by jon. I actually really like billsup as well: their interface is pretty simple and they don't force groups on you.
@nellie thanks for the update, we'll wait for your relaunch and re-evaluate