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Split OpenTable Receipts

Split bills from OpenTable-connected restaurants

OpenTable makes reservations easy, but splitting the bill? That's on you. Some restaurants share itemized receipts through OpenTable; others don't. Either way, someone ends up with the bill and everyone else owes "roughly their share."

Party of 6 at a nice restaurant. OpenTable sent a dining summary showing $423 total. Two people had wine pairings at $45 each. One person only had an appetizer. Figure out fair shares.

How to Split OpenTable Receipts

  1. 1 Check your OpenTable email OpenTable sends a dining summary email after your reservation. Look for "Your dining experience at [Restaurant]."
  2. 2 Find the receipt link If the restaurant shares itemized receipts through OpenTable, there'll be a "View Receipt" link in the email.
  3. 3 Import or use camera If itemized receipt is available, paste the URL. Otherwise, use splitty's camera on the paper receipt.

What OpenTable Receipts Include

Reservation details
Yes
Itemized bill
Yes. If restaurant shares with OpenTable
Total amount
Yes
Dining points earned
Yes
Restaurant info
Yes

Common Splitting Scenarios

Real situations, step-by-step solutions.

Dinner reservation with itemized bill

easy

Restaurant shares bill details through OpenTable.

  1. 1 Get the post-dining email from OpenTable
  2. 2 Copy the receipt link if available
  3. 3 Import into splitty
  4. 4 Assign dishes and split

Group reservation

moderate

Booked through OpenTable for a large party.

  1. 1 Access the dining summary
  2. 2 If itemized, import directly
  3. 3 If only total shown, use the paper receipt instead
  4. 4 Split among the party

Special occasion with prix fixe

easy

Fixed menu where everyone pays the same.

  1. 1 Import or note the per-person price
  2. 2 Add any à la carte items (drinks, extras)
  3. 3 Split evenly for prix fixe, individually for extras

Questions

Does OpenTable always send itemized receipts?
Not always. It depends on whether the restaurant shares receipt data with OpenTable. Some restaurants do, others only share the total. Check your post-dining email to see what's available.
What if OpenTable only shows the total?
Use splitty's camera to scan the paper receipt instead. You'll get full itemization from the physical receipt.
Can I use OpenTable receipts for expense reports?
Yes. OpenTable dining summaries include restaurant name, date, and total—useful for expenses. If you need itemization, you may need the physical receipt.
Does this work for OpenTable Experiences?
OpenTable Experiences (ticketed events, prix fixe menus) typically show the per-person price. You can use this for even splits or add any extras manually.
What about OpenTable points?
Points appear on your dining summary but don't affect the bill amount. splitty focuses on the actual charges.

Other Receipts

Order what you want.

Three free bills, then $9.99 a year, or $24.99 once.