BeNaughty Review 2026: $2.99 Trial, $57.13 a Month and a 1.5-Star Record

BeNaughty lets you register for free, and the site says you must be at least 18. A third-party price review reports that free members can browse profiles, use search filters, send winks and keep favourites.

The same review reports that only women can send free messages. For men, chat is effectively a paid feature, which is what makes the subscription central to the model.

The site's signup page also lists a Privacy Policy, Terms of Use and Billing Policy that you agree to when joining. Those pages did not load during research, so details below rest on third-party reports.

BeNaughty does not publish a public price page that could be read. The figures below are reported by DatingScout, which tracked prices in September 2026, and may differ by region or promotion.

The previous version of this review quoted roughly $28 a month. That figure is really the three-month per-month rate, not the one-month price.

The most common billing complaint on review sites is a short trial that rolls into a full-price plan. One Trustpilot reviewer wrote that they paid for a 3-day trial and then could not cancel.

ProductReview.com.au shows a similar pattern across 223 mostly one-star reviews, including a charge of about $30 after a trial. These are user reports, not findings.

The billing policy could not be read, so refund and renewal terms are not confirmed here. Read the checkout screen for the renewal date and price, and note the card descriptor on your first statement.

Snopes also reports that the network's billing often runs through shared customer-service websites, and that people arrive there unsure what they are being charged for.

Fake and automated profiles are the main complaint. A Trustpilot reviewer wrote that the site is full of AI-generated accounts that still chat, and ProductReview users make similar claims.

As of 8 Oct 2026, Trustpilot shows 1.5 of 5 from 634 reviews, with 92 percent giving one star. These are self-selected reviews, so they skew negative, but the pattern is consistent.

Snopes ran an investigation series called The Grift Empire, and Part III covers BeNaughty. It reports that earlier investigations of a predecessor company documented staff impersonating interested women to win subscriptions.

That is reported history about related companies, not proof about BeNaughty today. No regulator action naming BeNaughty or Together Networks turned up in searches.

Third-party review pages describe BeNaughty as operated by Together Networks Limited, with an address in Malta. Those pages do not agree on a founding year, so none is given here.

Snopes reports that, as of 2020, the dating sites were held through shell companies in the British Virgin Islands and later transferred through entities in Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia and Hong Kong. It says many new owners listed Together Networks as an employer.

A search also surfaced a different company name in some listings, so the legal entity you contract with may differ from the brand. Check the terms shown at signup.

A review site that covers a sibling brand says the network requires identity verification by text or phone call. That is a marketing-site claim, and it is not confirmed for BeNaughty.

The same price review mentions a Safe Mode that limits who can contact you. Treat any early request to move off-platform or send money as a warning sign.

The privacy policy did not load, so retention, data sharing and deletion steps are not reported. Ask support in writing how to delete your account and data before you add card details.

The model favours women, who message free, and casual daters willing to try a cheap trial. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs verified members or predictable billing.

Men should expect to pay to chat, and the one-month rate is high compared with the six-month plan. Do the maths before committing to a long term, because longer terms are billed up front.

If you want a larger casual-dating community, read our AdultFriendFinder review and our direct AdultFriendFinder vs BeNaughty comparison.

For affair-focused discretion, see the Ashley Madison review and the BeNaughty vs Ashley Madison comparison. For paid-arrangement dating, see the Seeking review.

This review is based on documents and third-party reports checked in October 2026. Sources included the BeNaughty homepage, a Google Play search for its app, a Snopes investigation, Trustpilot, ProductReview.com.au and price-tracking pages.

No account was created, no subscription was bought and the service was not used. The billing policy, terms and privacy pages did not load, so their contents are not reported.

Sub-scores therefore rest on documented features and third-party consensus, which means lower confidence than direct use of the service would give.