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Distributing assets fairly is a tough job at a really lousy time. SplitTheStuff brings everyone together and distributes treasures peacefully and fairly.

Make it fair

Protect everyone from accusations of advantage, bias or favoritism by using established, tested algorithms to distribute items using the fairest methods possible.

Get Everyone Together

Instead of endless calls, texts and emails to gather information from heirs and beneficiaries let our service reach out and collect their answers in the most convenient methods for everyone. Give us a phone number or email and we'll take care of the rest.

Relieve Stress for Everyone

Rather than trying to get everyone to meet in the conference room of a law office or make online auctions where people have to bid on items and checkup on their bids, use SplitTheStuff to gather and organize everyone's desires and allocate items fairly.

Affordable Pricing

Compare to other services with prices starting at hundreds of dollars with fewer members and choosing our service is a no-brainer. Choose the plan below that helps you best.

Basic

$19.99

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Up to 10 members

No Groups
No AI Description and Valuation

Plus

$49.99

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Up to 50 members
Up to 3 Groups/Tiers

No AI Description and Valuation

Premium + AI

$99.99

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No Limit On members
Up to 5 Groups/Tiers
AI Description and Valuation of items

What algorithm is used to distribute items?

What if there are still conficts?

How are groups priorities handled?

When you create groups you assign the group to a tier then users in the group are assigned items based on tier, ex.: child tier users get priority allocation over grandchild tier users.

  1. Sorting Order → Users are first sorted by tier (1 before 2), then by preference (higher first).
  2. Higher-Tier Users Are Processed First → A Tier 1 user’s 4 will be assigned before a Tier 2 user’s 5.
  3. Conflicts Are Resolved Automatically by ensuring higher-tier users get first pick.

How can I get support after purchasing?

What do you do with our data?