NousLib review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AdultCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
NousLib suits adults who want a free sign-up and discretion, with 3M+ members (2026) behind a moderation check on every profile. The catch sits in billing: the user picks the period, then User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period repeats it. Read the terms before you subscribe.
Key facts
- Best for
- Adults who want discreet dating and a free sign-up, and who will set a subscription period themselves.
- What is free
- Free registration; some features need a subscription (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Profile verification
- Ad certification; profiles verified by moderation (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Audience focus
- Open-minded singles and couples; 60% women (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Plans
- User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Members
- 3M+ members (2026) (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Renewal and cancelling
- Auto-renews; cancel anytime, remaining days kept (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Privacy and data
- GDPR policy; CNIL declared; access and erase (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- App store rating
- App Store 4.5/5, Google Play 4.5/5 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Categories
- Discreet, Trans (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Legal entity
- CBK INTERACTIVE (SAS, RCS Paris B 485 071 955) (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Headquarters
- France (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Founded
- 2007 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Pricing model
- Free
- Features
- Mobile app, Verified profiles
- Official website
- nouslib.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- X
Pros and cons
Pros
- Registration is free, so you can look before you pay, as Free registration; some features need a subscription puts it
- Profile verification runs through moderation, and Ad certification; profiles verified by moderation covers ad certification too
- A large pool to browse, with 3M+ members (2026) on offer
- Cancellation is open ended: Auto-renews; cancel anytime, remaining days kept lets you cancel and keep the days you already paid for
- A €14 monthly starting point sits in the middle of this category, and €13.57 keeps it there
Cons
- Subscriptions run on renewal at the same period under User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period, so an unused month can still charge
- Free registration; some features need a subscription makes clear that some features sit behind a subscription, so the free part has limits
- Support runs on email and help centre only, which is a narrower set than many paid platforms offer
- App ratings of App Store 4.5/5, Google Play 4.5/5 are strong on both stores, yet the site keeps a discreet niche, so the crowd skews one way
Who it suits
- Adults who want discretion and a trans friendly pool, since discreet and trans names both
- People who prefer to set the billing period themselves rather than accept a fixed monthly plan
- Readers who start free, browse on free, and only pay when a feature asks for it
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who wants phone support, since email and help centre lists email and a help centre only
- Readers who need a stated monthly price up front, because User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period leaves the period to the user
- Findom.com readers, whose verified members cash out tokens is about a different kind of verification entirely
Members and plans
NousLib describes its audience as Open-minded singles and couples; 60% women, which puts a clear lean toward one gender in the pool. Size is the draw: 3M+ members (2026) is a large browse for a free sign-up rather than a small curated list. The niche tags are discreet and trans, so a visitor looking for a discreet or trans friendly pool has a stated reason to be here. The listed features are app and verified profiles, and the model is free, which means the free tier is the entry point rather than an afterthought. Billing follows the account holder. Under User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period, the person signing up chooses the period themselves, and the same period then renews. That choice matters more than it first looks: a longer period looks cheaper per month but locks in the same amount at the next renewal. Anyone weighing the spend should set the shortest period they can live with, then check Auto-renews; cancel anytime, remaining days kept before the first charge lands.
Privacy, billing and cancelling
Privacy runs on European rules. GDPR policy; CNIL declared; access and erase covers a GDPR policy, a CNIL declaration, and both access and erase requests, so a reader can ask what is held and have it removed. The operator is French, and that matters for anyone outside the EU, since the GDPR protections described here follow from the French registration. Billing is the part to read twice. User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period sets a user chosen period, and the same period renews automatically, so a subscription left alone keeps charging at the interval the member picked. Auto-renews; cancel anytime, remaining days kept is the counterweight: cancelling is allowed at any time, and the days already paid for stay with the account rather than being refunded. That combination, keep the remainder but stop the renewal, suits a member who wants a fixed run of access without an open ended bill. Readers who want a refund instead of kept days should weigh that difference before subscribing.
Who runs it
The operator is CBK INTERACTIVE (SAS, RCS Paris B 485 071 955), and the headquarters sit in France. A named company behind the terms is worth having on record, since the privacy requests described in the policy only make sense with a legal entity to send them to. The company has been around a while, with a founding year of 2007, which puts the operation well before the app stores it now appears in. Age here reads as longevity rather than a growth story, and the two-store rating of App Store 4.5/5, Google Play 4.5/5 sits alongside it. Support is the thinner side. email and help centre covers email and a help centre, and that is the whole list on file. No phone line, no live chat. A member with a billing question can put it in writing, which suits a discreet service, but it means answers arrive on the timetable of email rather than a person picking up.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a monthly price to budget for before signing up?+
The published terms do not list a single monthly figure, and User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period says the period is chosen by the user. For a sense of the category rather than this brand, a €14.01 monthly median runs across the site, with €9.70 at the lower end of the spread. The number that matters for your bill is the period you pick at checkout.
What can I use without paying?+
Registration itself costs nothing, which Free registration; some features need a subscription states plainly, and the service is listed as free. The same fact makes the limit clear as well: some features need a subscription, so a free account is a way to browse and set up a profile rather than a full version of the service. Expect to pay before using the parts behind the paywall.
How does the subscription renew, and can I stop it?+
You pick the period and that same period renews automatically, according to User-chosen period; auto-renews at same period. Cancelling is possible at any time under Auto-renews; cancel anytime, remaining days kept, and the days you already paid for stay with the account instead of being refunded. Set the shortest period that suits you, since the renewal will follow whatever you chose.
How do I get my data deleted?+
A GDPR policy is in place, with a CNIL declaration behind it, and GDPR policy; CNIL declared; access and erase records both access and erase as available. Requests go to the named operator, CBK INTERACTIVE (SAS, RCS Paris B 485 071 955), which sits in France. Because the company is French, the rights described there follow the EU framework rather than a local rulebook.
Is this a phone app or a website?+
An app is part of the feature list in app and verified profiles, and the ratings of App Store 4.5/5, Google Play 4.5/5 come from both the App Store and Google Play, so the mobile build is the one most people meet first. App support is common in this category, at 64% of the brands tracked on the site, so a mobile build is close to the norm rather than a differentiator.
How are profiles checked?+
Profiles are verified by moderation, and Ad certification; profiles verified by moderation also covers ad certification, so checks cover both the people and the advertising. That is a meaningful split in a category where ads sit alongside profiles. It is a stated process on the terms page, which is what to look for when a brand makes verification claims.
Who is the audience here?+
The stated focus is Open-minded singles and couples; 60% women, which also gives a sense of the balance inside the pool. Niche tags are discreet and trans, and the pool is large at 3M+ members (2026), so the audience is broad rather than a tight circle. Adults who want discretion have a stated reason to look here.
What support can I reach if something goes wrong?+
Support runs on email and help centre, which is email plus a help centre and nothing else. Email support is the most common channel on the site at 90.1%, so you are not in the minority, but a help centre at 75.5% leaves room for self service. There is no phone line on the list.
Who is behind the service?+
The operator is CBK INTERACTIVE (SAS, RCS Paris B 485 071 955), headquartered in France, and the company dates back to 2007. A named legal entity matters for privacy requests, since the access and erase options in the policy need someone to send them to. The age of the company is also the reason the app ratings feel established rather than new.
Sources
- nouslib.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: App store rating, Audience focus, Founded, Members
“Nouslib's ratings on app stores - App Store Rating: 4.5/5 - Google Play Rating: 4.5/5”
- nouslib.com/legal_notices checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Privacy and data
“the site NousLib.com has been declared to the CNIL ... you have the right to access, rectify, and delete personal data”
- nouslib.com/terms checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Renewal and cancelling, Features, What is free, Headquarters, Legal entity, Pricing model, Categories, Plans, Support channels, Profile verification
“The User may terminate their Subscription at any time ... This procedure cancels the renewal but allows the User to benefit from the remaining days of the Subscription.”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Monthly price from.
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