If you have multiple people on your account, you may be eligible for SplitPay. When you sign up, you’ll choose a primary payer and any additional payers. Here’s how:
- Go to AT&T SplitPay. Sign in, if asked.
- Select the primary payer. This is the person who makes sure the bill is paid each month.
- Choose the wireless lines you also want to be payers.
- Select Assign lines/devices to choose additional devices for a particular payer, creating a group. (This payer will get a text for all lines and devices in their group.)
- Select Continue and follow the prompts to finish up.
Keep in mind:
- The account holder is still responsible for making sure the total bill is paid on time. If it’s not, a late payment fee will be added to the bill and wireless service on the account may be suspended.
- Devices that can’t receive text messages, like wearables and tablets, should be assigned to the primary payer or another payer.
- You can’t use SplitPay if you’re enrolled in AutoPay with a credit card. If you change your AutoPay method to a bank account or debit card, you may be eligible for SplitPay.

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After setting up SplitPay, staying in control of all the payments made towards your bill is simple. You can:
- Track payments or resend notifications to any payer with a balance on the Payment status page
- Add or remove payers under SplitPay settings
- Assign or move new and existing lines/devices from one payer to another in SplitPay settings
FYI: If you change your SplitPay setup, you’ll see those changes at the start of your next bill period.

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SplitPay makes it easy to pay your share of the bill. Here’s how it works:
- AT&T will send a text to each payer at the beginning of each bill cycle.
- The text will include the payer's portion of the bill, pay-by date, and a link to pay.
- Select the link from the text to pay on AT&T's secure site without having to sign in.
When the payer completes the payment, a confirmation will be sent to the account holder.
FYI: Once the pay-by date passes, the links to make a payment will expire.

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