Accommodation & group stays
Pain: Nobody wants to front the entire stay — and it kills bookings.
PayShare: Everyone pays their share upfront. Booking completes when the group completes.
70% of online checkouts are abandoned
Baymard Institute's research shows the average online cart abandonment rate is ~70%. PayShare isn't here to squeeze extra margin out of the customers you already convert — it's here to win the customers you're currently losing. When a purchase involves a group, checkouts stall because one person has to front the full amount. PayShare lets multiple people pay their share at checkout, so more "maybe later" checkouts turn into real, completed bookings.
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If people are splitting it anyway, checkout should split too. PayShare turns the awkward "who's fronting it?" moment into a clean, multi-pay checkout flow — without chasing transfers.
Tickets, festivals & time-sensitive drops
Pain: One person buys, then spends days chasing money — or doesn't buy at all.
PayShare: Split the checkout instantly so the group commits together.
Venues & experiences (bookings, deposits, activities)
Pain: Deposits are the worst part of group planning — someone always gets stuck.
PayShare: Split deposits or full payments across the group.
Hospitality & group orders
Pain: Nobody wants to be the person asking for a small amount back later.
PayShare: Split it cleanly at the moment of purchase — no awkward follow-ups.
Clubs, teams & recurring groups
Pain: One organiser ends up being the unpaid accountant.
PayShare: Share one link, track progress, finish when it's fully covered.
B2B invoices, quotes & shared procurement
Pain: Deals stall when more than one person needs to pay.
PayShare: One invoice — multiple payers — one completion event.
The awkward tax is real.
Group purchases fail when one person has to front the whole cost — not because people don't want it, but because money gets socially messy. PayShare makes everyone commit at the moment they say yes.
52%
Have fronted $500+ for group trips.
Source: Airbnb survey (2017)
31%
Have fronted $1,000+ for group trips.
Source: Airbnb survey (2017)
46%
Millennials feel extreme anxiety putting large group charges on their credit card.
Source: Credit Karma survey (2023)
50%
Feel awkward asking friends to pay them back.
Source: PayPal AU research survey (2024)
44%
Don't chase repayment because it's embarrassing.
Source: PayPal AU research survey (2024)
PayShare turns "I'll send it later" into "tap to pay your share now."
Is PayShare a fit for your business?
- You sell things people buy together
- The purchase has friction around who fronts it (big or awkwardly small)
- You want higher conversion + less admin chasing transfers