AdultMatchMaker Review

One line in the FAQ does more work than the rest of the page. It asks, in the site's own words, whether members are going to ask you to pay to meet up. Every adult dating platform faces that question and almost none of them will put it in writing, because writing it down concedes that it comes up. Printing it, and answering it, is the single most useful thing here for anyone deciding whether to join.

The rest of the FAQ runs in the same register: whether you can look before you upgrade, whether your photographs are secure, whether a face photo is compulsory, whether the site is only about hooking up. These are the anxieties of a cautious first-time member, and the copy is aimed squarely at them — particularly at women, with verification, genuine profiles and a report-member route pushed hard on the front page.

Underneath the dating engine is a lifestyle business. Swingers parties, clubs and social groups, resorts and cruises, an events calendar, a noticeboard, an erotic fiction section, an advice column and a relationships blog. Australia is the whole footprint, and sister sites cover gay and lesbian members separately.

Joining and browsing are free; contact is the upgrade.