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Two-way comparison — 2026

Last updated October 30, 2026 · Every fact cites its source and check date

3Fun vs Feeld: what each app publishes about itself.

3Fun and Feeld are both app-first open-minded dating apps. Neither checked page describes a government-ID check: 3Fun asks for a thumbs-up selfie reviewed by 3Fun, and Feeld's photo verification is optional and confirms likeness. 3Fun lists a VIP price in its US App Store listing; Feeld's pages publish no Majestic price.

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What 3Fun publishes about itself

3Fun: a couples and singles app with group chat and a selfie check.

Every claim in this section is 3Fun's own statement about itself, checked against its public FAQ and its US App Store listing on October 30, 2026.

  • Asks for a verification photo: a clear face photo plus a selfie taken with a thumbs-up gesture, sent to 3Fun for review. The FAQ says the verification photo is not visible to other users (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Lists a missing verification photo among the reasons an account may be blocked (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Verifies a shared couple account with one selfie showing both partners, and verifies single and linked couple accounts with a selfie of one person (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Says chat with matches (mutual likes) is free (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Lists what VIP adds: unlimited likes, five Pokes a week before matching, last-login visibility, profile boosts, read receipts, location search, Incognito mode, hiding distance, sorting and sticky-to-top (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Shows 3Fun VIP Service at $29.99 for one month and $39.99 for three months on the US App Store listing (3Fun App Store listing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30), alongside separate priority-message purchases at $9.99 and $19.99.
  • Documents a browser version in the same FAQ, under the name 3Fun Online (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).

3Fun's public material describes a free app that can be used without paying, with the controls people most often want for privacy — Incognito mode and hiding distance — inside the VIP tier. Its verification material describes a photo check, not an identity document.

What Feeld publishes about itself

Feeld: an open-minded dating app with an optional photo check.

Every claim in this section is Feeld's own statement, checked against its FAQ, its Trust & Safety page and its Majestic page on October 30, 2026.

  • Calls itself “a dating app for the curious; those open to experiencing people and relationships in new ways”, for people joining as a couple or solo, aged 18 and over (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Lists 20+ sexuality and gender identities, Paired profiles for couples, Group Chats, and Desires and Interests (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Describes photo verification as optional, using facial recognition to confirm that the photos on a profile belong to that user (Feeld — Trust & Safety (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Says UK and Australia members confirm they are 18 or older with “a quick live selfie check or mobile phone confirmation”, handled by a verification partner (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Keeps the core app free to download and use, and says members can connect, explore profiles and send messages without paying (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Lists Majestic as adding who liked you, Incognito, private photos, filters by Desires and Last Seen, unlimited Likes, one free Ping a day and Go Back on the last profile you disliked (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
  • Publishes no price for Majestic: it says the membership is a monthly or annual subscription whose pricing varies by location, and directs members to check the cost in the app (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).

Feeld's pages are specific about privacy, and they publish no price. Screenshot protection, photo timers and faceless profiles are documented, with the limits stated, while the paid tier has no figure at all: Feeld says the cost varies by location and shows in the app.

What the verification wording says

Verification: what each app actually publishes.

Both apps discuss verification, and the wording is specific enough to quote in scope. This page does not read more into either than the pages say.

3Fun's FAQ asks for a verification photo: a clear face photo plus a selfie taken with a thumbs-up gesture, sent to 3Fun for review, and it says a verification photo is never visible to other users (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30). It lists a missing verification photo among the reasons an account may be blocked. Nowhere on that page is a government ID, a face-match against a document, or a liveness session described.

Couple verification works two ways on 3Fun (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30). A shared couple account is verified with a single selfie showing both partners making the gesture. Single and linked couple accounts each verify with their own selfie, one person in the photo. The second path does involve each partner, but it is still a photo review, not an identity check.

Feeld's photo verification is optional and, in its words, “uses facial recognition to confirm that the photos on a profile actually belong to that user” (Feeld — Trust & Safety (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30). Its help centre goes further and says Feeld does not ask for ID (Feeld Help Center — photo verification (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-09-29). Feeld's FAQ also says people are asked to verify their age at sign-up through a verification partner, and that UK and Australia members confirm they are 18 or older with “a quick live selfie check or mobile phone confirmation” (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30). Either way the check establishes age, not identity.

Neither app's checked pages describe a government-ID check or a face-match against an identity document, and neither describes verifying each partner on a couple profile against an identity document before that profile goes live. (Feeld's UK and Australia age check is a live selfie or phone confirmation — a liveness check that establishes age, not identity.) A photo review and a likeness check answer a narrower question — whether the person in the photo is the person posting it — and this page treats them as that, not as identity verification. If a particular check matters to you, read the current terms on the app itself before you register.

3Fun and Feeld, point by point

The two apps side by side.

Each cell states what that app's own public pages say, with the source and the date it was checked. Rows without a sourced fact are omitted rather than filled in.

Item3FunFeeld
VerificationA clear face photo plus a thumbs-up selfie, reviewed by 3Fun; a missing verification photo is listed among reasons an account may be blocked (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30). No government-ID check is described.Optional photo verification that uses facial recognition to confirm a profile’s photos belong to that user (Feeld — Trust & Safety (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30); its help centre says Feeld does not ask for ID (Feeld Help Center — photo verification (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-09-29).
Age checkNo separate age check is described on the FAQ we read beyond the 18+ rule for using the app (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).UK and Australia members confirm they are 18 or older with “a quick live selfie check or mobile phone confirmation” (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
Couple profilesA shared couple account verifies with one selfie of both partners; linked couple accounts verify individually (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).Paired profiles link a couple’s two accounts (Feeld FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30); no per-partner identity check is described.
Free tierChat with matches (mutual likes) is free (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).Free to download and use, including exploring profiles and sending messages (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
Paid tierVIP adds unlimited likes, five Pokes a week before matching, last-login visibility, boosts, read receipts, location search, Incognito, hiding distance, sorting and sticky-to-top (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).Majestic adds who liked you, Incognito, private photos, Desires and Last Seen filters, unlimited Likes, one free Ping a day and Go Back (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
Price disclosureVIP Service listed at $29.99 for one month and $39.99 for three months on the US App Store listing (3Fun App Store listing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).No price published: a monthly or annual subscription whose pricing varies by location, shown in the app (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
Privacy controlsIncognito and hiding distance are VIP features — the FAQ says only VIP members have Incognito (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30); distance is approximate, with around a one-to-three-mile deviation (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).Incognito and private photos are Majestic features; the Trust & Safety page also describes screenshot protection, photo timers, view-once videos and optional blurring of unsolicited nude images (Feeld — Trust & Safety (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
Reporting and safetyThe FAQ says 3Fun reviews profiles and photos manually and removes photos that do not comply with its Terms of Use; the FAQ itself describes no reporting flow, while 3Fun's developer responses on its App Store listing tell members to report a profile from its menu or by email (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30) (3Fun App Store listing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).A Safety Team available worldwide 24/7 that responds to reports, a route to report an account, and screenshot protection with stated limits (Feeld — Trust & Safety (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).
InstallNative iOS and Android apps, and a browser version documented in the FAQ as 3Fun Online (3Fun App Store listing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30) and (3Fun FAQ (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).Native mobile apps; Feeld’s help centre describes Feeld as a mobile-only app supported on iOS and Android (Feeld Help Center — tech requirements (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-09-29).
Gender-based pricingNone published: the App Store listing carries one VIP price list with no gender split (3Fun App Store listing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).None published on the pages read: the Majestic page and the FAQ make no gender distinction (Feeld — Majestic (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-10-30).

Method

How we compared 3Fun and Feeld.

This page compares only 3Fun and Feeld. Each fact about an app comes from that app's own public pages — its site, its help centre or its own App Store listing — and the date it was checked sits beside the fact; the full source list is below. We did not create accounts, test signed-in controls, verify local member activity, or check a checkout price beyond the listing shown. Where an app's public pages do not describe something, this page says so rather than inferring it. 3Fun's own comparison post about Feeld is not a source for anything here.

JoinTheSwing publishes this comparison and is pre-launch; it has not opened registration. This page does not rank 3Fun and Feeld, and it does not claim JoinTheSwing is better than either. Apps, terms and prices change, so confirm current details with the app before you register.

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Editorial methodology

Every 3Fun and Feeld fact above, sourced.

Each link below is a page the app publishes (its own site, its own help centre, or its own App Store listing), not another site's description of it. The check date beside each fact in the copy is the date that page was read for this comparison.

Sources checked October 30, 2026 for the 3Fun sources and Feeld's FAQ, Trust & Safety and Majestic pages; September 29, 2026 for the two Feeld Help Center articles, which block automated fetches and were not re-opened on October 30, 2026

  • 3Fun (go3fun.co)

    3Fun FAQ

    The verification-photo steps for shared couple accounts and for single and linked accounts, the block reason that names a missing verification photo, free chat with matches, the VIP feature list, VIP-only Incognito, the approximate-distance wording, manual review of profiles and photos, and the 3Fun Online browser version.

  • Apple App Store

    3Fun app listing on the App Store

    The in-app purchase list: 3Fun VIP Service at $29.99 for one month and $39.99 for three months, plus priority-message purchases at $9.99 and $19.99, and the developer responses that tell members how to report a profile. Prices and listings change; check the store before you buy.

  • Feeld (feeld.co)

    Feeld FAQ

    Feeld's own description of itself as a dating app for the curious, the 18-and-over rule, the sign-up age verification statement, 20+ sexuality and gender identities, Paired profiles, Group Chats, Desires and Interests, and the UK and Australia age check worded as a live selfie check or mobile phone confirmation.

  • Feeld (feeld.co)

    Feeld — Trust & Safety

    Optional photo verification using facial recognition to confirm a profile's photos belong to that user, the worldwide 24/7 Safety Team, the route to report an account, screenshot protection and its stated limits, photo timers, view-once videos, optional blurring of unsolicited nude images, and Incognito as a Majestic feature.

  • Feeld (feeld.co)

    Feeld — Majestic

    The paid tier's feature list (who liked you, Incognito, private photos, Desires and Last Seen filters, unlimited Likes, one free Ping a day, Go Back), the statement that the app works without a subscription, and the pricing wording: monthly or annual, varying by location, shown in the app. No price figure is published.

  • Feeld (support.feeld.co)

    Feeld Help Center — Verify a profile photo

    The likeness check's boundary: photo verification is optional and Feeld says it does not ask for ID. Last read September 29, 2026 — the help centre blocks automated fetches, so this is one of the two sources on this page not re-opened on October 30, 2026.

  • Feeld (support.feeld.co)

    Feeld Help Center — Tech requirements

    The description of Feeld as a mobile-only app supported on iOS and Android. Last read September 29, 2026, for the same reason: the help centre blocks automated fetches.

Common questions

3Fun vs Feeld, answered from those pages.

Is 3Fun or Feeld free?

3Fun's FAQ says you can chat with matches (mutual likes) for free, and its VIP tier adds the features its own list names. The US App Store listing showed 3Fun VIP Service at $29.99 for one month and $39.99 for three months when we checked it on October 30, 2026. Feeld says the core app is free to download and use, with Majestic as the paid tier, and it publishes no price: the rate shows in the app and varies by location.

Does 3Fun or Feeld require ID verification?

Neither app's checked pages describe a government-ID check. 3Fun asks for a verification photo — a clear face photo plus a thumbs-up selfie — reviewed by 3Fun, and says an account without one may be blocked. Feeld's photo verification is optional and confirms a member's likeness to their photos. Its FAQ says age is verified at sign-up through a verification partner, and that UK and Australia members confirm they are 18 or older with a live selfie check or a mobile phone confirmation.

Which app is better for couples?

3Fun documents two couple shapes: a shared couple account that verifies with one selfie of both partners, or two linked accounts that each verify with their own selfie. Feeld documents Paired profiles that link a couple's two accounts. Neither describes a government-ID check, so neither's published pages describe establishing who each partner is before a couple profile goes live.

Can I message before paying on either app?

On 3Fun, chat with mutual likes is free, and writing to someone you have not matched with is a VIP feature (five Pokes a week on the VIP list). On Feeld, sending messages is part of the free app, and Majestic adds unlimited likes, one free Ping a day and Go Back on the last profile you disliked.

Does either app hide your location?

3Fun says it shows approximate distance, with a deviation of around one to three miles, and both Incognito mode and hiding your distance sit on its VIP list. On Feeld, Incognito is a Majestic feature that hides your profile from anyone you have not liked or Pinged.

Which devices can I use each app on?

Both publish native apps for iPhone and Android. 3Fun's FAQ also documents a browser version, 3Fun Online. Feeld's help centre describes Feeld as a mobile-only app supported on iOS and Android, so treat the phone apps as the product on both sides.

Which app fits you

Neither app is right for everyone.

This page is published by JoinTheSwing, which is pre-launch and has not opened registration. It does not rank 3Fun and Feeld, and it does not claim JoinTheSwing is better than either. When registration opens, each adult will complete an ID and face check before eligible discovery or contact — a plan, not a current claim about either app above.

  • Choose 3Fun if…

    You want a mobile app for couples and singles with group chat, where chat with mutual likes is free, a VIP price is listed in the US App Store, and a shared couple account verifies with one photo of both partners.

  • Choose Feeld if…

    You want a broader open-minded dating app — its FAQ lists 20+ sexuality and gender identities, Paired profiles for couples, Group Chats and Desires — and you would rather have the paid tier priced in the app than published on a page.

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