Every hookup site tells you it is the honest one. That is not useful. What is useful is a short list of things you can actually check, on any site, including this one, before you hand over a card number.
If you have to create a profile before you can see what anything costs, that is a design choice, not an accident. Our own pricing page is public and states what is free and what is not, without requiring an account first.
"Thousands of members online now" is a sentence nobody outside the company can verify. We do not publish a number, because we would have no way to show you it is true, and any number is meaningless without also knowing how many are near you specifically.
Some sites show a "real member profile" on the homepage before you have even signed up. If a profile is presented as real, ask whether the site would let you verify that. If example content is used anywhere, it should say so, visibly, not in fine print.
A real safety page names the specific things that go wrong, money requests and pressure to move off-site being the two most common, and tells you what to do about each. See ours at safety.
This matters most for women and couples, who receive the bulk of unwanted contact on sites like this. If blocking requires justifying yourself to support, that is a design failure, not a policy.
A site that takes safety seriously points you to the ACCC's Scamwatch, the eSafety Commissioner, or 1800RESPECT where relevant, rather than inventing its own advice from nothing.
A page that just swaps a city name into an identical paragraph is not local content. It should name real suburbs and be honest about distance within that city.
It should buy messaging and nothing else. If anything on a site reads as though payment buys an encounter with another person rather than the ability to contact them, that is not a site worth your money or your details.
We are not going to tell you we pass every check better than everyone else, because that is exactly the kind of claim this page is warning you about. What we will say is that we built this page because most of the answers above are not flattering when applied honestly to the wider category, ours included in places, and we would rather publish the questions than pretend they do not apply to us.
Whether it tells you the price before you sign up. If a site makes you create a profile before it will show you what anything costs, that is worth noticing.
There is no way for you to verify one from outside the company, so treat any number you cannot check as marketing rather than fact. We do not publish one for that reason.
Yes. Joining, browsing and search are free. Messaging needs a paid membership, and the current price is on our pricing page before you are asked for anything.
Look for a safety page that names real things, meeting in public first, reporting tools, and what happens when someone is reported, rather than a single vague sentence about being careful.
No account required to look. The full structure is on one page.
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