Side by side
| Feature | Duesy | Tricount |
|---|---|---|
| Split group expenses for free | Yes; free entries daily, a short ad unlocks more | Yes (“Free. No ads. No limits.”) |
| Ads on the free plan | Yes; Pro removes them | No |
| Multi-currency | Yes | Yes |
| Personal budget (income, goals, reports) | Yes | Not in its listed features |
| Committees (BC / ROSCA) | Yes | Not in its listed features |
| Payments and cards | None; Duesy never moves money | Payment features linked to bunq |
| Where it runs | Android and any web browser | iOS and Android |
Tricount rows come from tricount’s own help center and website; features change, so check theirs before deciding. Tricount is owned by bunq.
When to pick which
Pick Tricount if…
you only split trip or household costs, your whole group is on phones, and you want no ads at all.
Pick Duesy if…
you also want to budget your own money, run a committee, have friends who’d rather use a browser, or prefer an app with no bank or card attached.
Switching is quick
Sign up free
On Android or the web, in about a minute.
Recreate the group
Invite everyone by link or QR and enter the balances you’re carrying today.
Carry on from here
Log new expenses in Duesy and settle up as usual.
Also comparing with Splitwise? See how Duesy compares as a Splitwise alternative.
Questions
Is Tricount free?
Tricount describes itself as “Free. No ads. No limits.” and has retired its Premium plan, according to its own help center.
Is Duesy free?
Yes. Splitting, groups and settling up are free. You get free entries every day, and a short ad unlocks the next one when you need more. The free plan shows ads; Duesy Pro ($4.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US, Rs 349 a month in Pakistan) removes them and adds receipt scanning, charts and live currency conversion.
What does Duesy do that Tricount doesn’t list?
A personal budget with income, goals and reports, committee (BC) tracking, and a web app that runs in any browser.
Can I import my Tricount data into Duesy?
No, Duesy doesn’t import Tricount data. Switching is still quick: recreate the group, add what people owe now and carry on from there.