Feeld Review 2026: Free Messaging, $29.99 Majestic, and Inclusive Profiles

Feeld started in 2014 as a threesome-finding app called 3nder. It was renamed Feeld in 2016 after a trademark dispute, according to press and encyclopedia accounts.

Today the App Store entry describes a dating app for the curious, with more than 20 gender identities and 20-plus sexualities to pick from. Feeld's FAQ says you can join as a couple or solo, and mentions paired profiles for couples.

It is not a hookup grid or a kink-event network. If you want a map or grid of nearby people, look at Grindr or Sniffies. If you want kink education and local events, FetLife is a different kind of service.

Feeld says Majestic is its one and only paid membership. Its pages say it is sold as a monthly or annual subscription with pricing that varies by location, and that the money helps keep the app ad-free for everyone.

The US App Store lists Majestic at $29.99 for 30 days, $49.99 for 90 days and $149.99 for one year. The annual plan works out to about $12.50 a month, and the 90-day plan to about $16.66 a month (est.).

Two one-off purchases sit alongside it. A single Ping costs $2.99, with packs of 5, 10 and 20 at $13.49, $20.99 and $34.99, and Uplift costs $9.99.

What Majestic Unlocks

Feeld's help center lists unlimited likes, seeing who likes you, Incognito, Last Seen, a seven-day history, a private photo gallery for connections, one free Ping a day, filtering by desires and recent activity, and undoing a dislike.

Free members can still connect, explore profiles and message, and the developer has replied to App Store reviewers that connections can message on the free version.

Prices are from the store listing on 7 Oct 2026 and vary by country. A couple that wants both partners on Majestic should check whether one membership covers a paired profile, because the pages checked do not say.

Feeld's trust-and-safety page lists profile verification, screenshot prevention, automatic nudity blur and a 24/7 safety team. In the UK and Australia it requires an age check by live selfie estimate or mobile-operator check, and verification records are deleted by the partner.

The App Store privacy summary lists precise location, contacts, photos and purchase history as collected data, some of it usable for advertising and analytics. Incognito and a private gallery are Majestic features.

Feeld's FAQ mentions two-factor login data, but no setup page was found, so its availability is unverified.

2024 Vulnerabilities

Security firm Fortbridge reported flaws in March 2024. Its September 2024 write-up, covered by The Register, said other users' private messages and disappearing media could be read and profiles edited.

Feeld's statement says fixes were deployed and resolved by 28 May 2024, and that it has no evidence a breach took place.

A December 2023 app relaunch was also reported to cause outages and a brief public location display. That comes from encyclopedia-level sources and was not confirmed on a primary page.

Inactive accounts are paused after 90 days and terminated after 365 days, with data deleted 90 days after termination, per the FAQ.

Feeld is a profile-and-match app. Grindr is a location grid aimed at LGBTQ users, and Sniffies is a map-based meetup service. FetLife is a kink social network with events and groups.

Direct comparisons are in Grindr vs Feeld, FetLife vs Feeld and Feeld vs Sniffies. For wider lists, see kinky dating sites and BDSM dating apps.

This review was researched in October 2026 from Feeld's help center, trust-and-safety page, FAQ and Majestic pages, the Apple App Store listing and the Google Play entry, plus press and security-researcher coverage.

No account was created, no subscription was purchased and the app was not used. Quality sub-scores therefore rest on documented features and third-party feedback, which gives them lower confidence than first-hand testing would.

Prices are the US App Store figures checked on 7 Oct 2026 and carried over. Prices and policies can change.