Feeld review: free features, Majestic, privacy and safety

What Feeld is

Feeld is an adult dating app run by Feeld Ltd, a UK company (company number 08916634, registered office in Carlisle, England). The Google Play description calls it "the dating app for singles, couples, and curious adults who want to connect on their terms." The homepage adds the mechanics: desire tags, kink as an open topic, and profiles you can link with up to 5 other people.

The about page lists who it expects to see: "From asexuality to polysexuality, from celibacy to BDSM, from ENM to relationship anarchy, Feeld is where you can shrug off social pressure." The homepage advertises 14M+ people. Its footnote credits Sensor Tower and dates the figure to registered accounts as of February 2026, so it says nothing about active users. No gender ratio or age split is published.

Who Feeld is for

Feeld's pages are written for open-minded adults, couples and people in ethical non-monogamy who want to say what they are after in the profile itself. Google Play says "Meet as a single, a couple, or link profiles with a partner to explore polyamory together." The FAQ also has an entry on where to meet people in open relationships. Couples will find the wider field in our guide to dating apps for couples, and the open relationship app picks rank apps for polyamory and open setups.

The app is open to all genders and described as LGBTQ-inclusive, with 20+ sexualities listed. Because it is open to everyone, it is a mixed-audience product. The LGBTQ hookup and dating app list sorts apps for people who want an LGBTQ-focused one.

Dating or hookup

Feeld's FAQ turns the hookup label down: "Calling ourselves a hookup app sounds limiting." The profile "Looking for" options still lean casual. They include Casual play and fun, Short-term connections and Finding friends with benefits (see what FWB means), next to Dating, Long-term connections and Monogamy only.

The mission statement and the homepage both put sexual openness first. So for a search on one night stand apps or sex apps, Feeld qualifies through its casual options and its sex-positive framing. For a search on relationship apps it is a weaker match: long-term options exist, but nothing in the listings positions the app around relationships. How the whole category works is in how hookup apps work.

Matching and messaging

Two people who Like each other make a Connection, and that opens chat. A Ping goes the other way: you send one to someone you like and start chatting before any match. Majestic includes one free Ping a day, which accrues to a maximum of two, and the App Store also lists Pings and Uplift as separate in-app purchases. What a free account gets in Pings is not stated in the pages we checked.

Desires, interests and Reflections guide who appears, and Feeld says on its homepage that it will never rank profiles. Chat covers one-to-one conversations with Connections and group chats. The FAQ lists group chats "for community-building," and the homepage says "Flirt in the group chat."

Media has its own controls. Photos can carry timers, videos can be set to play once, images sent in chat cannot be screenshotted, and optional nudity detection blurs explicit images. Disappearing text messages are not described. Free messaging is confirmed by the Majestic page FAQ: "You can connect with others, explore profiles, and send messages without paying a dime." Video calls and voice messages are not confirmed; the FAQ mentions a first date "in-person or via video chat" without saying the app has video calling.

Search and filters

Majestic carries the advanced filter, called "Filter by Desires & Last Seen." Feeld says it lets you "find members who match your Desires." Free accounts can explore profiles, but the pages checked do not say what filtering they get. The same Majestic tier also holds who-likes-you and Unlimited Likes. Other apps with this feature are collected under dating apps with advanced filters.

Location

The App Store listing says you can connect with "people closest to you," or explore 20+ of Feeld's most popular cities around the world. Feeld does not call this travel mode, and the pages checked do not say which plan allows exploring other cities or whether free accounts can. Exact distance display is not stated either.

The privacy policy is plainer about what the app collects: geolocation from the device, and it lists precise geolocation as a category of sensitive information. The feature pages for location-based matching and travel mode compare how other apps handle it.

Privacy and incognito

Incognito mode hides your profile in the feed until you Like someone. The FAQ and the Majestic page list it under Majestic Membership; the safety page and homepage mention it without naming a plan. Private photos, visible only to your Connections, sit in the same tier. Hiding your profile from Discover is different: Feeld lists that as available to all members at any time.

On data, Feeld Ltd is the controller. The privacy policy says it collects device geolocation and device ID, and names precise geolocation and sexual orientation as sensitive data. Account data is typically deleted three months after termination, while transaction and customer service records are kept. Accounts inactive for 365 days are terminated. Facial biometric data used for age checks goes to a third party, Yoti.

The homepage says "Always ad-free," and the privacy policy describes interest-based advertising through cookies without saying which Feeld products carry it. Sign-up asks for a date of birth and an age verification through a partner, so account creation is not anonymous. The wider picture is in our dating app privacy guide, and the discreet dating app picks rank apps on this need.

Verification and safety

Photo verification is optional. Feeld's safety page says it "helps confirm a member's likeness to their photos," and the homepage says Feeld uses biometric identity verification. Whether free accounts can use it is not confirmed. Members in the UK and Australia must also pass an age check by live selfie or mobile phone confirmation.

The safety page lists these other tools: screenshot prevention for chat images, optional automatic nudity blur, photo timers and view-once videos, Incognito mode (Majestic), and a 24/7 global safety team. Nothing here replaces the usual caution with strangers; the safety guide and the page on dating app scams cover that. Other apps that check profiles are listed under profile verification.

Free version

Feeld is free to download and use, and the homepage lists "Always ad-free" as a feature next to longform bios and hidden bios. A free account can connect with others, explore profiles and send messages. Majestic Membership adds:

• who-likes-you
• Unlimited Likes
• one free Ping a day, up to a maximum of two
• Incognito mode
• private photos
• filters by Desires and Last Seen

The privacy tools therefore cost money, though the free hide-from-Discover option remains. Free apps for the same purpose are compared in free hookup apps and what dating apps give you for free.

Pricing

All prices below come from iPhone App Store listings, checked on November 5, 2026. On the US App Store, Majestic Membership is listed at USD 29.99 for 30 days, USD 49.99 for 90 days and USD 149.99 for 1 year. The US App Store also lists a product called Feeld Subscription at USD 29.99 for 30 days and USD 49.99 for 90 days. The pages checked do not say how it differs from Majestic Membership.

On the UK App Store, Feeld Subscription is listed at GBP 17.99 for 30 days and GBP 30.99 for 90 days, and Majestic Membership at GBP 99.99 for 1 year. The lowest listed price on the US App Store is USD 29.99, for a 30-day plan. Google Play and web prices are not covered, and Pings and Uplift are sold separately. The full country-by-country breakdown is on the Feeld pricing page.

Cancelling and deleting

A subscription bought through the App Store or Google Play is cancelled in that store's Subscriptions screen, and the cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period. Direct purchases need an email to Feeld support plus a cancellation in the app settings. Our general guide to cancelling a dating app subscription has the steps that apply to any app.

To delete an account, click "Delete Account" in the app settings and follow the termination steps, or email Feeld support. A store subscription must also be cancelled in Google or Apple. On closure you lose purchases, matches and swipes, and a copy of your content is available on request within 30 days. The same topic for other apps sits in how to delete a dating app account.

Platforms and age

Feeld has an iPhone app and an Android app (package co.feeld, 5M+ downloads on Google Play). A web version of the dating app is not confirmed; feeld.co is a marketing site. For options that skip the download, see dating sites without an app. Feeld is listed in 42 of 45 App Store storefronts checked and missing from the Philippines, Malaysia and Hong Kong. No official supported-country list was found, and the FAQ only says most countries where the App Store and Google Play are available.

Both store listings say "You must be at least 18 years of age to access and use Feeld." The App Store shows 18+ and Google Play shows Mature 17+. The UK terms (section 6.1) repeat the 18 minimum and say it is confirmed through a date of birth at registration.

Pros and cons

Alternatives

People who want a head-to-head start with the Tinder and Feeld comparison. For kink and open relationships specifically, the kink dating app list is the closer match, and our list of other apps for the same need sorts other apps by what Feeld leaves out, such as a relationship focus.

Feeld review verdict