SkyPeople review

The starting monthly price is $2.99. Signup and match cards are free, so the charge appears only when hearts are spent, and a prepaid balance of hearts and flowers covers those exchanges.

Signup and match cards come at no charge, while sending an OK costs hearts, which puts the cost inside the messaging step rather than the search. Free signup and free match cards; OK costs hearts Members can browse first without paying.

Hearts and flowers are bought in advance and deducted when used, so a balance has to be topped up before a reply goes out. Prepaid hearts/flowers, deducted on use Spending on a member draws down the same balance for every later exchange.

Verification runs through a school or workplace email, or a document check, which matches the described audience: Verified Korean professionals, 20s-40s Members who can supply neither route may find the check harder to clear.

Personal data is erased on withdrawal, and the privacy policy is written to PIPA standards. The named operator appears in the site terms: HSOCIETY Inc. (주)에이치소사이어티 A member who closes an account can expect that data to be handled that way.

The audience sits with a narrow group: Verified Korean professionals, 20s-40s Members outside that pool get less from the matching, and the credit model adds a second cost to weigh. Verification is tied to the same group.

Support runs through email, phone and community, so a member can reach the operator by email or by phone, or fall back on the community for a question that is not billing specific. That covers refunds and credit balances as well as sign up.

A refund applies only when no credits have been used, and Refund within 7 days if no credits used sets that limit. Because hearts and flowers are drawn down as they are spent, a partly used balance sits outside the window.

The service runs as an app rather than a browser only site: app. Ratings sit at App Store (US) 4.1/5 from 265 ratings, which shows how raters score the app, and the store listing is the main route in.