Data as of Oct 6, 2026Based on 33,548 AI responses
Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky ·
Divvy is a mobile app that helps groups share and split expenses, letting members add costs, choose even or custom splits, and settle up efficiently with Smart Settle, while automatically converting currencies. It includes receipts attachment, recurring expenses, income, reminders, and expense categories, making it suitable for roommates, couples, travel, and teams. The app is free to download on iOS and Android, emphasizes data security and privacy, and can be installed by scanning a QR code.
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of AI answers about Divvy and its rivals. Since Jul 5
The market map
Corporate Cards & Spend ManagementMentioned in
Question: We need to stop out-of-policy spending before it happens. What platform allows us to issue physical cards with hard-coded budget limits?
Google AI ModeAug 27, 2026
Divvy (by Bill): Combines budgeting software with corporate cards. Funds are allocated to a budget first, and physical cards draw from that specific budget, meaning spending halts automatically once the budget hits its hard limit.
Since Jul 5
Divvy's share in each topic, as its page ranks it
Question: Our current process for reimbursing employees takes 3 weeks. What platform offers next-day direct deposit reimbursements?
ChatGPT SearchJun 5, 2026
Divvy - Features: Expense management, budgeting, and corporate cards. Reimbursement Speed: Supports instant or next-day reimbursements via direct deposit.
Question: As an EA, what is the best expense management software for tracking my executive's receipts and travel expenses?
Google AI ModeJul 4, 2026
Divvy / Bill.com: Highly rated for being user-friendly, offering direct corporate card integration, and letting you upload receipts directly from a phone or PC.
Week of Sep 7–13
50% of what AI says about Divvy is positive.
Common descriptions
excellent · real-time expense tracking · robust · budget-locked virtual cards · good · real-time tracking
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Excerpts where Divvy appeared in the AI's answer
Divvy (by Bill): Combines budgeting software with corporate cards. Funds are allocated to a budget first, and physical cards draw from that specific budget, meaning spending halts automatically once the budget hits its hard limit.
