Pick a plan that fits your pace. Every tier unlocks the full Premium experience — the only difference is how long you commit.
Regional checkout will pick automatically: Paystack (Africa), Razorpay (India), Stripe (rest of world). Payment integration goes live once the merchant keys are added.
Compute-heavy features (video, phone calls, HD photo shows) run on tokens. Premium starts you with 100 free — refill any time.
Dual-currency architecture. MatchGen.ai separates access (subscription tier) from compute (tokens). Base membership is priced for volume conversion; tokens capture upside from power users who want video, voice-call minutes, or HD generation — the features whose real-world cost scales linearly with usage.
Aggressive value anchoring. The five tier ladder is engineered so the annual plan looks near-free once framed against weekly ($5.60/week) or bi-weekly ($4.90/week). Effective monthly cost drops from $13.99 (monthly) → $8.99 (quarterly) → $3.99 (annual) — a 70% headline discount that funnels almost all committed users into the 12-month plan.
Retention mechanics. Three psychological levers are wired in: (1) Endowment effect — custom-created companions and personal chat histories become sunk-cost assets users don’t want to lose; (2) Zeigarnik effect — ongoing chats and memory recall create open loops the user comes back to close; (3) Currency-refill friction — 100 free tokens is generous enough to onboard, tight enough to nudge power users toward paid refills within their first week.
Trust signal. Subscriptions are cancel-anytime; token purchases are one-off; no auto-charging beyond the chosen billing cycle. This favours long-term LTV over short-term ARPU tricks and aligns with the sentiment users report on similar platforms (creativity, personalisation, fair pricing).