Spliiit: share subscriptions and split the cost

Spliiit lets you share more than 300 digital services. The main categories:

Music: Deezer Family, Spotify Premium Family, YouTube Music

Creative: Adobe Creative Cloud (family plans), Canva Pro, Figma

Productivity: Microsoft 365 Family (up to 6 users), Google One

Gaming: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PlayStation Plus

Sport: sports streaming services like DAZN

Learning: Coursera Plus, LinkedIn Learning, Duolingo

Pro tools: Notion, LastPass, 1Password

Note: following a 2024 court ruling and changes to several providers' terms, Spliiit removed sharing of Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ and some services that explicitly banned out-of-household sharing. The platform continues to operate legally for services whose terms allow family sharing.

In 2024, a Paris court ordered Spliiit to pay a €780,000 fine to a group including Netflix, Apple and Disney+, for facilitating account sharing outside the household in violation of their terms. Spliiit removed these services from its platform following the ruling. This concerns only the services that changed their terms to ban out-of-household sharing — not the whole concept. Spliiit continues to operate legally for the 300+ services whose terms allow family or multi-user sharing. Users who had shared streaming via Spliiit before the change were not individually pursued — the dispute targeted the platform, not members.

Spliiit's model is based on splitting costs between members, minus the 5% + €0.99/month commission. Concrete example with Microsoft 365 Family (€109.99/year, 6 users):

• Cost per member without sharing: €109.99/year
• Cost per member with sharing (6 people): €18.33/year + Spliiit commission ≈ €21/year
• Saving: about €89/year per person

With Deezer Family (€17.99/month, 6 accounts):

• Cost per member without sharing: €17.99/month
• Cost per member shared (6): €3/month + commission ≈ €4/month
• Saving: €168/year per person

Spliiit therefore generates substantial savings for services with family plans, connecting strangers who split the cost.

Spliiit manages all financial flows between members via secure Stripe payments (PCI-DSS standard). The subscription owner doesn't share login credentials on Spliiit — the platform facilitates access sharing via services' official "family plan" features (email invitations). Spliiit doesn't store your third-party service passwords. If a member fails to pay, Spliiit handles recovery — the subscription owner is financially protected. The platform also has a member rating system (similar to Airbnb) to filter reliable users.

Spliiit is a leading subscription-sharing platform. Comparison with alternatives:

Manual management (via group chats, bank transfers) is free but with no protection in a dispute. Spliiit justifies its commission with payment security and matchmaking.

Beyond entertainment subscriptions, Spliiit lets you share costly professional tools. An Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps subscription (€89.99/month) becomes accessible to 4 freelance designers for around €25/month each via the Teams plan (which allows multi-users). Likewise, Microsoft 365 Family (€109.99/year, 6 users) is one of the most-shared plans on Spliiit: each member gets Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams and 1TB of OneDrive for around €18/year. For freelancers and the self-employed using several professional tools, Spliiit can cut the monthly software bill by 50 to 70%. It's an ideal complement to an economical data plan like Lycamobile.

To join an existing offer on Spliiit: create your account on spliiit.com, browse available offers filtered by service, price or availability, and click "Join" to request a spot. You enter your email (for the service invitation) and authorise the monthly debit via Stripe. Matching with the subscription owner happens automatically — you receive the invitation by email directly from the shared service (Spotify, Microsoft, etc.). No direct password exchange is needed: sharing uses the official multi-user features of the service concerned. The first debit is pro-rated to your sign-up date in the current month.

If you have a family subscription with available spots (e.g. Microsoft 365 Family with 4 of 6 users used), you can offer the 2 remaining spots on Spliiit. Create your offer stating the service, the number of available spots, and the monthly price per spot. Spliiit then automates billing and reminders for late payments — you receive payments directly each month. Your personal login details for the service are never shared on the platform. The offer stays visible until all spots are filled. If a member leaves, a new spot opens automatically.

Spliiit reviews on Trustpilot are mixed: a rating around 3.5/5. Positives: the simplicity of the concept, the real savings generated, and payment security. Criticisms concern the commission seen as high (5%+€0.99 × 12 months = ~€11.88 + a notable share of the monthly fee for small subscriptions), sometimes long matching times for less-requested services, and the reduced service library since the 2024 ruling. Spliiit remains a leading reference for legal subscription sharing despite these limits. For high-sharing subscriptions (Microsoft 365, Adobe, Deezer Family), the savings amply justify the commission.

Before joining Spliiit, check these points:

1. Service terms: Spliiit only lists services whose terms allow family sharing — but these terms can change. Check the conditions of the service concerned.

2. Commitment: Spliiit has no minimum commitment, but leaving mid-month means losing that month's fee

3. Offer availability: some very-popular services don't always have spots immediately

4. Removed services: Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ are no longer available on Spliiit since 2024

5. Card payment only: Spliiit works via Stripe, only bank cards are accepted

Spliiit isn't responsible if a service changes its terms after you sign up and removes the right to family sharing. For another way to access multiple apps cheaply, compare GamsGo.