Built for everywhere people buy together
Split payments are the future of payments. It's time for your e-commerce to catch up.
Group fares, paid seat by seat
Group fares, paid seat by seat
- One booking, one PNR—each passenger pays their fare
- Fewer abandoned group bookings
- Tickets issued only once every share is paid
Group fare
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MAD → JFK
4 passengers · €420.00 / seat
Trips paid by everyone, booked by one
Trips paid by everyone, booked by one
- Organizer pays only their share upfront
- Automatic reminders until the booking is fully paid
- Works with your existing booking flow and PSP
Group booking
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Lisbon getaway · 4 nights
Booked by Ana · €240.00 each
Group gifts & shared purchases
Group gifts & shared purchases
- Higher average order value on shared purchases
- Fewer abandoned carts at the payment step
- Multi-card split for a single order
Group gift
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Espresso machine
4 friends · €120.00 each
Shared bills without the awkward math
Shared bills without the awkward math
- One bill, many cards, zero friction
- Fewer failed and disputed payments
- Branded experience from menu to receipt
Split the bill
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Table 12 · Dinner
Split evenly
Each person pays
€46.13
Tickets and tables, split at checkout
Tickets and tables, split at checkout
- Sell group bundles without payment friction
- Each attendee pays with their own card
- Real-time visibility of who has paid
Group tickets
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Live show · Row A
€65.00 per seat · each attendee pays their own
High-value orders, split across cards
High-value orders, split across cards
- Multi-card split for a single order
- Higher average order value on big-ticket items
- One reconciled payout to the merchant
One order, many cards
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Modular sofa
Split across 2 cards · €920.00 each
Where group payments win the sale
The pattern repeats across industries: the bigger the order and the more people behind it, the more likely it dies at checkout.
Airlines
Group and family bookings are among the highest-value orders an airline sells—and the most likely to stall when one passenger has to front every fare. With split payments at booking, each traveler pays for their own seat inside a single reservation, so the booking confirms sooner and inventory isn't held hostage by a group chat.
Travel & tours
Villas, group tours, ski trips: the organizer rarely wants to advance thousands of euros and spend weeks collecting it back. Payylo lets the organizer secure the booking with just their share while every companion pays theirs—turning "let me ask the group" into a completed reservation.
E-commerce
Group gifts, roommate furniture, team equipment—shared purchases abandon at the payment step because carts assume a single payer. Offering a group option at checkout removes that assumption and lifts both conversion and average order value on high-ticket items.
Hospitality
Private dining, celebrations, and group reservations end with the same awkward moment: one card and an IOU. Splitting the bill natively means every guest pays their part while the venue settles one clean, reconciled payment—no split-check chaos for staff.
Events & ticketing
Multi-ticket orders die when the buyer hesitates to front the whole group's seats. Selling tickets with a shared checkout lets each attendee pay for their own ticket while the seats stay locked together—more group bundles sold, fewer expired holds.
Big-ticket retail
Furniture, electronics, appliances: sometimes the blocker isn't willingness to pay but a single card's limit. Multi-card split lets one order be paid across several cards in one go, rescuing exactly the sales where the price tag is highest.
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Group purchases shouldn't die at checkout
Split payments are the future of payments—it's time for your e-commerce to catch up. Start handling group payments effortlessly with Payylo.
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