Tinder vs Feeld: size, linked profiles and prices

Singles, couples and linked profiles

Feeld's Google Play description calls it "the dating app for singles, couples, and curious adults". The homepage lists what members can be looking for, from casual play and fun to long-term connections. Members can link profiles with up to 5 other people and "explore solo or together", and the FAQ describes paired profiles.

Tinder's Google Play text says it "helps you find a date, a serious relationship, or meet new friends", and the App Store description opens with "Tinder is the place to meet someone new and see where a spark might lead." Intentions are set on the profile. Double Date lets you bring a friend along, and linked couple profiles are not described in the listings.

On hookups the two differ in what they say about themselves. Tinder's two store listings neither position it that way nor rule it out. Feeld's FAQ answers the question and opens with "Calling ourselves a hookup app sounds limiting". Apps sorted by that search are in apps for casual dating. The audience for non-monogamous pairs and groups is covered in best apps for open relationships and apps for couples.

Likes, Connections and messaging before a match

Both apps start from a mutual Like. Tinder says "You can only match and chat when both people are interested" and learns your type with every swipe. On Feeld, a Like returned makes a Connection and opens chat. Desires, interests and Reflections guide who a member sees, and the app says it will never rank profiles.

Each app has a way to write first. On Tinder, subscribers can send a compliment before a match ("Feeling flirty? Send a compliment before you match"). On Feeld, a Ping reaches someone before matching, and Majestic gives one free Ping a day. Feeld adds group chats, which its FAQ lists "for community-building". Group chat is not confirmed for Tinder: its App Store "What's New" block says "The group chat is going out" and mentions Group Hangouts.

Video calls and voice messages are not confirmed for either app. Feeld's FAQ mentions a first date "in-person or via video chat" without saying the app has video calling. Apps that list it are on video chat across apps.

What stays free

A free Tinder account can send Likes, match and chat. Subscriptions add unlimited Likes, weekly Super Likes, compliments before a match, unlimited Rewinds and monthly Boosts, and the store listings do not state the free daily Like limit. The pages checked do not sort these features by tier, so none is assigned to Plus, Gold or Platinum here.

Feeld says it is "completely free to download and use", and free accounts can connect with others, explore profiles and send messages. Majestic Membership adds who-likes-you, Unlimited Likes, one free Ping a day, Incognito, private photos and filters by Desires and Last Seen. Feeld is the clearer of the two on where the paywall sits. Tinder's Google Play listing names Incognito Mode ("Only be seen by people you've already Liked") and Passport Mode without saying which plan includes either, and advanced filters are not mentioned.

For travel, Tinder's Passport Mode reads "Match local, or go global". Feeld does not call it travel mode, and its App Store says members can explore 20+ of its most popular cities. Which plan allows that is not stated. Longer lists are in incognito mode apps, travel mode apps and apps with private photos.

Tinder vs Feeld prices in the US and UK

All prices here are iPhone App Store rows. Google Play and web prices are not covered.

On the US App Store, Tinder Plus is listed at USD 9.99 and Tinder Gold at USD 13.99, 14.99, 18.99 and 24.99, with no billing period stated for any row. The US App Store lists Feeld Subscription at USD 29.99 for 30 days and USD 49.99 for 90 days, and Majestic Membership at the same two prices plus USD 149.99 for 1 year. The pages checked do not say how the two names differ.

The UK App Store lists Tinder Plus at GBP 3.99 and Tinder Gold at GBP 7.49, 11.99, 13.99 and 14.99. For Feeld, the UK App Store lists Feeld Subscription at GBP 17.99 for 30 days and GBP 30.99 for 90 days, and Majestic Membership at GBP 99.99 for 1 year, with no row for a 30-day or 90-day Majestic Membership.

Prices as listed in the store on November 5, 2026. They change by country, platform, account and promotion.

Prices as listed in the store on November 5, 2026. They change by country, platform, account and promotion.

Feeld's lowest listed row is above every Tinder row in both countries: USD 29.99 against Tinder's highest listed USD 24.99 on the US App Store, and GBP 17.99 against GBP 14.99 on the UK one. Tinder's rows carry no period, so the monthly cost of either app stays open. Tinder Platinum has no US or UK row. The full lists are on Tinder pricing by country and Feeld pricing.

Photo timers, nudity blur and verification

Feeld puts more of its safety text into the chat itself. Photos can carry timers and videos can be set to view once, images sent in chat cannot be screenshotted, and optional nudity detection blurs explicit images. Photo verification is optional. The safety page also lists a 24/7 global safety team, and any member can hide their profile from Discover at any time. Members in the UK and Australia must pass an age check by live selfie or mobile phone confirmation, and a third party, Yoti, receives the facial biometric data for those checks.

Tinder names Photo Verification on Google Play, and the App Store says "We include multiple ways to verify profiles". Whether verification is optional or required is not stated. Share My Date tells a friend where and when you are meeting, chat messages that look inappropriate are blurred, and a Report User link sits on profiles and in messaging, with reports treated as confidential. The terms and guidelines name reporting and unmatching and do not name blocking. Violations bring warnings first and bans for severe or repeated ones.

Neither list says how well any tool works. Other services that check profiles are on profile verification apps, and scams on dating apps covers the patterns checks do not stop.

Location, data kept and leaving

Tinder's privacy policy says it can collect latitude and longitude if you give permission, and that features relying on precise geolocation are unavailable if you decline. It says Tinder gives certain information to third parties, including advertising partners, and describes an opt-out toggle for the sale or sharing of personal information and for targeted advertising. These points come from a summarized copy of the Tinder privacy page checked on November 5, 2026.

Feeld Ltd is the data controller. It collects device geolocation and a device ID, and its policy lists 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, and accounts inactive for 365 days are terminated. The details are in the Feeld privacy policy, and the wider picture is in what dating apps collect.

Cancelling depends on where you paid. Tinder says Apple ID subscriptions are cancelled through Apple, Google Play ones in the Play app settings, and card payments in the Account section of the website or app. Feeld store subscriptions are cancelled in that store, taking effect at the end of the current period, and direct purchases mean emailing Feeld support. Both apps delete an account from Settings (Delete Account), and neither deletion cancels a store subscription. Steps are in cancelling a subscription and deleting a dating app account.

Reach, platforms and ages

Tinder is on iPhone and Apple TV, on Android (500M+ downloads) and on the web at tinder.com, which its terms count as part of the service. It is listed in all 45 App Store storefronts checked. Feeld is on iPhone and on Android (5M+ downloads). Feeld's own site is a marketing page, and a web version of the dating app is not confirmed. The iPhone app is listed in 42 of the 45 storefronts, and the three without it are the Philippines, Malaysia and Hong Kong. No official supported-country list was found for either app.

Store ratings match: 18+ in the App Store and Mature 17+ in Google Play for both. Both terms set the minimum age at 18. Tinder's operator is Tinder LLC, though the contracting entity depends on where the member lives. Feeld is run by Feeld Ltd, a UK company.

Best for, by what the pages confirm

• Linked partner profiles, group chats and photo timers: Feeld, whose pages name each.
• The larger audience, a web version and a mix of goals (a date, a serious relationship or friends): Tinder.
• Free chat: both.
• Knowing which plan hides your profile: Feeld names Incognito under Majestic.
• Hookups: neither app's listings position it that way.

If neither fits, Tinder alternatives and Feeld alternatives sort other apps by need. The full reviews are the Tinder review and the Feeld review, and another Tinder pairing is in Tinder vs Bumble. More pairs are in app against app.