Feeld alternatives: apps to try instead of Feeld

Pure and Feeld both lean casual and both name an Incognito mode. The entry cost differs. The terms say you must activate a subscription to use all Pure features, limited access for non-subscribers is exceptional and discretionary, and free trials come only occasionally. The App Store listing says a subscription lets you "go online and interact via chats with other users". Feeld's free account can message.

On the US App Store, Pure Membership lists at USD 13.49 for 1 week and USD 29.99 for 1 month, the same 1-month figure as Feeld's 30-day row, and a Pure App Membership row shows USD 8.99 with no period stated. The UK App Store lists Pure at GBP 29.99 for 1 month and GBP 16.99 for 1 week, against GBP 17.99 for 30 days of Feeld.

Pure works through personal ads. The FAQ says you must publish your own ad before you can see anyone else's, and the feed follows your preferences, location and filters, including a Turn-ons filter. Likes go out from the feed. Incognito mode hides your online presence and holds back read receipts, Pure Album keeps selfies private to chat partners, and the optional Photo Verification badge takes under 30 seconds with no ID. The FAQ mentions a web version, which Feeld's pages do not confirm for its own app.

The FAQ calls Pure a place to "date, play and misbehave", and the word hookup appears in none of its store listings, FAQ or safety page. Linked couple profiles and group chat are not described in the pages read, which matters to couples because Feeld lets partners link profiles.

HUD is the only alternative here that uses the word hookup about itself. The Google Play title is "HUD Hookup App: Dating & Chat", while Feeld's FAQ declines the label. The App Store listing calls HUD a casual dating app, tells people to "explore your desires" and speaks to those "new to open relationships", so the audience overlaps with Feeld's.

Matching runs on a feed built around desires and preferences. Video chat starts blurred, live video verification is optional, and the listings mention private photo sharing and a blur for media you receive. No incognito or browse-hidden feature is described in the pages read, where Feeld names an Incognito mode. The privacy policy says approximate location, city and country, comes from an IP address lookup.

A free account is a Basic Membership with a "minimal level" of the service, and Premium, Premium+ and one-off Boosts add more. Whether two Basic members can message each other is not stated in the terms or the listings. The 1-month Diamond Membership lists at USD 49.99 on the US App Store, a 3-month Premium row at USD 69.99, against USD 29.99 for 30 days of Feeld. HUD is listed in 42 of 45 storefronts, missing the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam. Google Play shows 500K+ downloads for HUD and 5M+ for Feeld, a count of installs on one store that says nothing about active users.

AdultFriendFinder is a long-running adult personals site and social network. Registration offers singles, couples of any pairing, and trans and non-binary identities. The homepage invites people to a "sex-positive community" and lists "Options for friendships, casual dating, or intimate relationships". The pages read never use the word hookup.

The homepage markets "Adult Friend Finder mobile" but links to no App Store page, and an official Google Play listing was not found, so an iPhone or Android app is not confirmed. No App Store price row exists, which leaves no price to quote here. Registration is free; the pages read do not say what a free account can do, and some services need a paid subscription or credits. Sign-up asks for country, state, nearest city and postal code. No verification feature is described, and the terms state no obligation to screen users. Feeld's route for couples is the linked profile inside an app; here couples register on a site.

OkCupid scores compatibility from answers to questions and stated preferences, and its pages address people of all genders and orientations. Google Play says you may be here for "some casual dating" or a serious relationship. The help center says "Using OkCupid is completely free": a free account can answer questions, match and message. Paid plans add seeing who has liked you, unlimited Likes and Dealbreakers, and Incognito Mode is a paid upgrade.

On the US App Store, A-List lists at USD 9.99 and OkCupid Premium rows run from USD 7.99 to USD 59.99, with no period stated in the listing, so none of them can be set against Feeld's 30-day price. The UK App Store lists Premium from GBP 5.99 to GBP 44.99. Photo Verification is a video selfie with a Liveness Check. Neither the store listings nor the help center call OkCupid a hookup app, and no official source read says how it handles non-monogamy or polyamory, which Feeld's pages address directly. The help center confirms access by app and on the web.

Tinder's Google Play listing shows 500M+ downloads, and its App Store listing appears in all 45 storefronts checked. Free accounts can send Likes, match and chat. Unlimited Likes, weekly Super Likes, compliments before a match, unlimited Rewinds and monthly Boosts need a subscription: on the US App Store, Tinder Plus lists at USD 9.99 and Tinder Gold between USD 13.99 and USD 24.99, with no period stated.

The purpose is mixed. Google Play says Tinder helps you "find a date, a serious relationship, or meet new friends", and neither store listing names casual dating as a goal. Google Play names an Incognito Mode and Photo Verification, and the Terms of Use treat Tinder.com as part of the service. The head-to-head with Feeld is in Tinder vs Feeld.

HER is made for queer women, non-binary and trans people, and puts dating, friends, communities and events in one app. The homepage says "All of our core features are free and will remain free", and the Premium page says you can "Like, Match, and Message HER members without any cost". The free app shows ads and has daily swipes.

Premium adds Incognito Mode and a Looking For filter that includes "Monogamous, Poly, New Friends & More", so open relationships are named while casual dating and the word hookup are not. On the US App Store, HER Premium and HER Gold list at USD 14.99 and HER Platinum rows run from USD 19.99 to USD 31.99, with no period stated. A web version is not confirmed, the Android build shows 5M+ downloads on Google Play, and the App Store listing is missing in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia. The wider field is in LGBTQ hookup and dating apps.