Message your matches, freely
Once you're matched, message from one central inbox. Message Read Receipts show when something's been opened, and the Subscriber Badge shows who's a subscriber, two pieces of information, nothing more.
A mutual match is only the beginning. Chats & Messages is where that initial spark turns into something real, with unlimited messaging, free replies even without a subscription, and a gentle way to keep conversations from quietly disappearing, without any pressure attached.
Everything that keeps a conversation alive
Once you're matched, message from one central inbox. Message Read Receipts show when something's been opened, and the Subscriber Badge shows who's a subscriber, two pieces of information, nothing more.
Certain messages let you respond from anywhere in the app, whether that's through Reply for Free or a Priority Intro flagged on your Likes You page, no subscription required in that moment.
Anti-Ghosting occasionally reminds members about matches they haven't gotten back to yet. It's a nudge, not a rule, it's always fine to let a conversation go quiet if that's what feels right.
Message your matches for free, from one place, backed by the safety tools you need to feel comfortable along the way. Message Read Receipts let you know when a message's been opened. The Subscriber Badge shows who's a subscriber. Neither one asks anything of you, read what's useful to you, skip what isn't.
A genuine spark shouldn't be lost to a technicality. Reply for Free lets you respond to certain messages from anywhere in the app, and Priority Intro highlights the ones most worth your attention on your Likes You page, both answerable without needing to pay in that moment.
Anti-Ghosting isn't about forcing closure or deciding for you when a conversation is over, that's always your call. It simply surfaces matches you haven't responded to yet, as a reminder in case one slipped through, nothing more. If you'd rather let something go quietly, that's completely fine, nothing here asks you to explain yourself either way.