Adult Match Maker review (Australia, 2026)

Adult Match Maker describes itself as Australia’s sex-positive adult dating site for genuine couples and singles, and of the four platforms we cover it is the one most explicitly built around the Australian swinging scene rather than adjacent to it. It is web-first, its interface is dated next to Feeld, and it does not publish its prices on the open site. Its relevance to anyone in Melbourne is much higher than that suggests.

How this review was done. We have not used the app under test conditions and will not pretend we have. This is a desk review of what the platform publishes about itself: its Australian App Store listing on 19 September 2026 (prices in AUD, and the App Privacy disclosure Apple requires every developer to complete), and its own website. A narrower claim than a hands-on review, and a far more verifiable one. We take no commissions and there are no affiliate links on this page.

At a glance

Based Australia
Platforms Website, and an Android app (Adult Match Maker Messenger). No iOS App Store listing found
Age 18+
Free tier Yes — registration is free; some features need Premium
Pricing Not published on the public site — see below
Verification Profile verification with a blue tick; the site states over 54% of active members are verified
Activity claim The site displayed 36,791 logins in the previous 24 hours at time of writing
Lists local events Yes — swingers parties, clubs and events
App Store privacy labels Not available — no iOS app

What it is

The site’s own description: an adult dating platform for open-minded women, men, couples and gender-diverse members looking for no-strings casual encounters and adult dating, open to all genders and sexualities. Its Google Play description adds that you can search specifically for swingers, polyamorous people, members exploring kink and singles looking to explore. The distinction from a general dating app is the whole point — the scene is designed in, not bolted on.

Lifestyle-native features

From the site: webcam and text chat rooms, a Messenger with unlimited messages once a conversation starts, private photo galleries you control access to, watermarked photos, contact filters over who can reach you, advanced search, a daily allocation of free winks, an erotica library and a sex and relationships blog. When we first reviewed it, the profile fields included a “how we play” section for stating things like full swap or same room — the kind of structured detail that saves an enormous amount of messaging — along with swingers chat rooms and listings of parties, clubs and events.

Verification, done socially and technically

The site runs a profile verification system that shows a blue tick on verified profiles, and states that over 54 per cent of its active members are verified — a higher declared rate than any other platform here discloses. Members who have met face to face can also write a validation confirming the other person is genuine. On a platform of this size that social layer is arguably more useful than a document check, because it tells you not just that a person exists but that someone has met them.

What it costs

Registration is free and the site says some features require a Premium membership. It does not publish membership prices on its public pages, and we could not verify them from a first-party source, so we are not publishing figures — third-party review sites quote numbers, but that is exactly the kind of source this guide exists to avoid. Register, look at the upgrade screen, and treat anything you read elsewhere as unconfirmed.

What it collects

Because there is no iOS app, there is no Apple privacy declaration to read, which is the method we use for the other three platforms. The Android app’s Google Play data-safety section and the site’s privacy policy are the first-party sources to read before you join; we have not reproduced them here. The general advice applies with more force where the disclosure is harder to compare: use a dedicated email address, keep identifying photos in private galleries, and use the hide-location option if being identified is a concern.

Australian relevance

This is where it wins. The user base is Australian, the parties and clubs it lists are Australian, and the activity counter on its home page suggests a large, live membership. If you want the scene rather than a dating app, this is the one that was built for it.

Who it suits

Australians who want the scene itself: club and party listings, swinger-specific profile fields, chat rooms, and a local user base. People who value a verification layer that includes other members vouching for you.

Who should look elsewhere

Anyone who wants a modern app-first experience — Feeld is a generation ahead on interface and couple linking. Anyone who wants to see the price before creating an account, which RedHotPie and SDC both publish in full on the App Store. And iPhone users who want a native app rather than the website.

Questions people ask

Is Adult Match Maker free?

Registration is free and the site says some features require a Premium membership. Prices are not published on the public site; check the upgrade screen after registering.

Is Adult Match Maker legitimate?

It is an established Australian platform. Its site states that over 54 per cent of active members are verified with a blue tick, and members who have met can validate each other. As with any platform, verify before you trust.

Is there an Adult Match Maker app?

There is an Android app, Adult Match Maker Messenger, on Google Play. We found no iOS App Store listing; iPhone users use the website.

Is Adult Match Maker good for swingers?

Of the platforms we cover, it is the one most explicitly built around the Australian swinging scene: swinger-specific search and profile fields, chat rooms, and listings of parties, clubs and events.

All claims come from Adult Match Maker’s own website and Google Play description on 19 September 2026 and change without notice. Corrections welcome at hello@swingershub.com.au. Compare it with the others in our guide to lifestyle apps in Australia.

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