SwingersDateClub Review

Following this listing puts you on signup.php, so the first thing you meet is a form. Read down it and the bulk of what is served is not a pitch at all but the membership agreement — several thousand words of terms, reproduced inline, twice restating that submitting the application means you have read and are bound by them. Putting the contract on the same page as the join button is unusually direct, and it means the terms are readable before payment rather than after.

Three headings carry everything the form does not: Profile Picture, Discover with us, Features. The middle one describes groups by interest, events and a personal feed, so the product is presented as a social network with a calendar rather than a gallery.

Joining is advertised as free at the top of the form, with a referral-code field beneath — and a field to replace a referral code, which implies the codes matter to somebody.

A separate Business signup route exists alongside the personal one, and a helpdesk address is published rather than hidden behind a form. Nineteen languages are selectable from the same page.

What a free account can actually see, and what the paid tier costs, are not stated anywhere on it.