Dating affiliate safety centre

Choose offers with confidence.

Safer promotion begins with better questions. Our safety centre helps affiliates assess dating affiliate offers, protect audience trust and raise concerns before a campaign goes live. Tell us where you send traffic and we will help you start a considered conversation.

  • Human-led enquiries
  • Clear partner questions
  • No sensitive details required

Confidential first step

Talk through your traffic

Share your contact details to discuss suitable dating affiliate opportunities and the checks that matter for your audience.

Please do not include passwords, payment information or personal member data. We only need enough information to respond to your enquiry.

Our safety commitments

Trust belongs in every partnership.

A dating affiliate relationship affects more than campaign performance: it can shape how people discover and experience dating services. We encourage affiliates to look beyond the headline payout and consider the clarity of an offer, the destination experience, data handling expectations and the route for escalating problems.

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Responsible promotion respects the real people behind every click.

Clear offer context

We aim to make the commercial relationship understandable, so affiliates can ask informed questions before deciding what belongs in a campaign.

Open communication

Questions about landing pages, claims or audience suitability deserve a direct response. Our enquiry route is designed to begin that discussion without unnecessary friction.

Data-aware promotion

Collect only what your funnel genuinely needs. Never transfer member information casually, and review the privacy wording at every step of the journey.

Concerns taken seriously

If something looks misleading, unsafe or inconsistent with an offer description, pause promotion, preserve the relevant evidence and raise it promptly.

Practical safety tips

Check the journey, not just the commission.

Before sending traffic to a dating affiliate offer, follow the full user path yourself. Read the promotional claims, inspect consent choices and confirm that pricing or subscription information is easy to understand. Keep dated records of the creative and destination you approved, then revisit them whenever a campaign changes.

Preview every destination Check mobile and desktop journeys, redirects, forms and key disclosures before launch.
Use honest creative Avoid invented outcomes, false urgency or imagery that could misrepresent the service.
Protect your accounts Use unique passwords, secure access methods and limited permissions for campaign tools.
Respect audience signals Monitor complaints and unusual patterns, and pause traffic while credible concerns are assessed.
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How to report a concern

Pause, document, then tell us.

If you notice an unexpected redirect, unclear claim, suspicious contact or a material difference between an offer and its destination, stop the affected activity where practical. Do not investigate by sharing personal information or engaging with a potentially harmful party.

  1. Record the offer name, page address, date and the campaign route where the issue appeared.
  2. Keep relevant screenshots or campaign records, removing unrelated personal data before sharing.
  3. Use the enquiry form to request contact, then provide details through the response channel supplied.
Start a concern enquiry

A considered next step

Better questions lead to better dating affiliate choices.

You do not need to have every detail ready. Tell us how to reach you and the type of dating traffic you work with. We can begin with the essentials, help clarify the offer conversation and keep sensitive information out of the first message.

No passwords, financial details or personal member data, please.