SwingTowns Review 2026: Free Community, Group Accounts and Unpublished Prices

The terms say Street Ink Corporation is "the owner and operator of www.swingtowns.com". The same terms call it "the world's largest non-monogamy community". That size claim is the operator's own, and no independent member count was found.

The homepage groups the site around swingers, hotwife, kink, polyamory and open relationships. It links to browse pages by state and city, a clubs directory, a parties calendar, groups, stories and forums, plus a separate blog with beginner guides.

For background on the lifestyle itself, see our guides on what a swinger is and ethical non-monogamy.

The sign-up form offers Single, Couple, Group (3 or more) and Promotional Page accounts. A promotional page is for a club, website, event organiser or similar business.

The help text for poly accounts says each person logs in with their own email but shares a password. Everyone on a shared account can see each other's messages and shares photo albums and settings.

Those who want privacy from each other can open single accounts and link them instead.

The terms say every co-owner must confirm their email before they can use a couple or group account. Explicit content showing another person is barred until that confirmation, and uploaders must hold a written consent record from anyone depicted.

• Directory and events: clubs, parties, groups and forums are linked from the homepage.
• Matching: the homepage says the site shows who likes you nearby and connects you when interest is mutual.
• Free pitch: it promises to "meet real, local swingers in your area for free".

Which messaging limits apply to free accounts is not published outside the member area, so this review does not state them.

Joining is free. The terms say a premium subscription can be bought at "the currently displayed price", and that the operator can change prices and features without notice. Those prices sit behind sign-up, so they could not be read from public pages.

Third-party price trackers disagree. One comparison site lists a single paid tier at $17 for one month, $69 for six months and $129 for twelve months, with features such as video messaging, seeing who likes you, private albums and invisible browsing.

Other aggregators quote different figures and a lifetime option, so treat all of these as reported, not confirmed.

The terms state that subscriptions bill "on an automatic recurring basis". They also say it is "our standard policy that all purchases are final and nonrefundable", with refunds at the operator's discretion and none after a chargeback.

Billing errors must be reported to the billing agent within 30 days. The card statement may show the company name, a brand name or the billing agent's name.

It fits couples and groups who want one shared account, a directory of clubs and parties, and forums, and who are happy to start on a free membership. The free route lets you judge how active your area looks before any money changes hands.

It is a weaker fit if you want verified profiles, public pricing or a refund path. Members who expect staff-free private chat should note the message-access wording in the terms.

Size is unproven. The homepage says to join millions, and the terms call it the world's largest non-monogamy community, but no independent figure backs either claim. Activity also varies by region on any lifestyle site, so a quiet local area may mean few recent profiles.

The terms bar content that depicts anyone who has not consented, and say the company may ask for identification or consent forms. They also ban promoting prostitution, with account deletion and no refund for offenders.

The privacy policy (updated 8 Aug 2024) says the company does not sell personal data, use it for targeted advertising or profile users. It also lists Google analytics and advertising-network data among technical data it receives, and the cookie notice mentions interest-based advertising.

The policy says data may be stored and processed in the United States. It says customer records are kept for seven years after an account ends for tax purposes, and users can email privacy@swingtowns.com to request deletion.

The terms also let members delete their account from their profile.

One point matters for discretion. The terms say all messages "may be read by us and our moderators and other agents". Treat private messages as non-confidential.

The Report Abuse page (updated 30 Jan 2024) says reports aim to be resolved within seven business days and points users to RAINN's online dating safety tips. No photo or ID verification of members is described, so identity checks are left to you.

This review rests on the operator's homepage, terms of service, privacy policy, abuse policy and law-enforcement policy, read from Internet Archive copies dated 2026 because the live site did not respond from our network.

We also checked the app stores, third-party price comparisons and a search for breaches, lawsuits and complaints in October 2026.

No account was created and no subscription was bought, and the product itself was not used. Sub-scores therefore reflect documented features and third-party reports, and carry lower confidence than a review based on using the service would.

For another swinger-focused site, see our SDC review and the SwingTowns vs SDC comparison. For an app built around open-minded and curious people, read the Feeld review.

For a free social network with a kink focus rather than a swinger directory, see FetLife.