OurSecretFlirts
OurSecretFlirts sets its age floor higher than the one most people arrive expecting. The footer under the front page states it in one line: “The minimum age for participation on oursecretflirts.com is 21.” The Terms of Use repeat it in capitals, asking anyone joining to “AFFIRM THAT YOU ARE A MINIMUM OF 21 YEARS OLD”. The splash says signing up is easy and free with no credit card needed, and it shows a grid of profiles before anyone registers at all. The spending starts later, at the moment you press send.
A Flirting Chat Platform, in Its Own Words
The site sums itself up in that same footer: “oursecretflirts.com is a flirting chat platform for profiles looking for fun, flirty or exciting contacts sending messages cost credits.” That sentence is theirs, printed exactly as it stands.
There is no membership rate anywhere on the price list. Credits come in bundles, and one goes every time a message leaves your account. Registering, searching, opening profiles and taking in whatever your settings allow all sit on the free side of that line.
Members, Have Your Say on OurSecretFlirts
This one is for anyone who has spent a credit here.
The list behind this button is the one we keep for readers who are trying to meet somebody in person rather than chat to them.
The Details Worth Having First
Domain: oursecretflirts.com
Created, per the .com registry: 17 December 2019
Copyright years on the front page: 2020 to 2026
Who the company page says is behind it: Neto Web Development B.V., Houserveld 23, 6441TA Brunssum, the Netherlands
Registration line printed beside that: CC 86687271
How you pay for anything here: credits, bought in bundles, one gone per message sent
Money the price list is in: US dollars
Age you have to affirm to join: 21
Who takes the payment: SegPay and PayPal
Where a billing query goes: billing@oursecretflirts.com
Where the withdrawal form goes: support@oursecretflirts.com
Terms of Use, the update printed on them: 7/9/2026
Phone app: none linked in the footer navigation
How Busy It Looks Before You Log In
The splash is where a visitor gets their first look. It puts up a grid of 24 profile tiles, prints a member count of just over 75,000 above them, and the footer underneath claims “Every day, hundreds of new members sign up.” Both of those numbers are the site’s own.
Away from that screen, two things are countable. Seven credit bundles carry a price, and the footer navigation links no app, for any phone or tablet.
In order: the front page, the contact form, the sign up panel, the About Us screen, and the pricing page. Open the pricing shot full size to read the credit table and the clauses printed around it.
Seven Bundles and the Rate on Each
The price list is in US dollars and runs to seven bundles, each with a per message rate set against it. In the order the site prints them:
10 credits: $ 8.99, at $ 0.89 a message
3 credits: $ 2.99, at $ 0.99 a message
300 credits: $ 300, at $ 1 a message
125 credits: $ 150, at $ 1.2 a message
40 credits: $ 60, at $ 1.5 a message
20 credits: $ 34, at $ 1.7 a message
8 credits: $ 16, at $ 2 a message
Clause 3 puts VAT and other taxes inside those prices already. Clause 5 allows the equivalent in another currency, and hands any exchange charge to the buyer’s own bank.
The front page footer states the range this way: “The price per message/credit varies from $0.60 to $2.50, depending on the bundle you want to buy.” The column above runs from $0.89 to $2.
The pricing page settles the question of a second charge in its second clause, two sentences of its own: “We believe in the power of freedom and choice. Therefore all payments are one time and non-recurring.”
That page also answers, under a heading of its own, what a purchase looks like afterwards: “Neto Web Development B.V., a neutral payment reference, will appear on your bank or credit card statement.” Its next line puts one word in capitals, saying the name oursecretflirts.com or any reference to chatting or flirting will NEVER be mentioned there. OurSecretFlirts pricing page
Inside the Terms and the Pricing Page
The Terms of Use open by defining the product. It is a platform “designed for entertainment purposes where you can engage in flirtatious chat exclusively with fictitious profiles”. The definition sits in the opening paragraph, before the section numbering starts. OurSecretFlirts Terms of Use
Section 7 deals with the messages themselves, and 7.2 is the half about your own typing. It tells a member that “your Input may be used by us and our partners to train and develop our systems, including our AI chat services”. Section 7.3 then covers what comes back, asking the member to agree “that the Output is fictitious and created for entertainment purposes only and that part or all of it may be AI-generated”, and to treat none of what it produces as fact.
Refunds are set out twice, in two places. Clause 1 of the pricing page says unused balances “may not be redeemed for cash and cannot be refunded, except if it is required by applicable law”, and adds that unused credits will expire after three months. Section 6.1 of the Terms of Use reads the other way: credits “are refundable within 14 days of purchase and in the case of account closure by you, upon which you may receive a refund for all unused Credits.” Both are the site’s wording, on the site’s own pages.
The routes out are two as well. The pricing page asks for an email to billing@oursecretflirts.com within 14 days of the initial order. A second route is a form, and the sentence you would be signing is written out for you on the company page: “I hereby inform you that I have terminated our agreement regarding the sale of credit package(s)”. Printed and filled in, it goes to support@oursecretflirts.com. Clause 4 of the pricing page qualifies the statutory two weeks, saying it applies to entertainment services “unless you consent to start the service immediately and acknowledge losing this right.” OurSecretFlirts company information
One line in that block is not unique to this brand. The registration number printed on it, 86687271, and the Brunssum address above it are the same pair that CitySweeties prints on its own company page, under a different domain. The .com registry has this domain created on 17 December 2019, last altered on 12 May 2026 and paid through to December 2026. Registry record for oursecretflirts.com
Six Things People Ask Before Signing Up
How old do you have to be to use OurSecretFlirts?
Twenty one, and it is set out in two places. The footer running under the front page states that the minimum age for participation is 21, and the Terms of Use say the same thing in capital letters, having anyone who joins affirm that they are a minimum of 21 years old.
Nothing else about the door is heavy. The site says signing up is easy and free and that no credit card is needed to do it, and the logged out page already shows profile tiles before anybody registers. The age line is the one condition stated up front, and it is stated in two separate documents rather than one.
What does it cost to send a message on OurSecretFlirts?
It depends entirely on which bundle the credit came out of, because the site prices every bundle separately and prints the resulting rate next to each one. Seven are listed. Three credits for $2.99 is the entry point and 300 credits for $300 is the top of it, with bundles of 8, 10, 20, 40 and 125 credits sitting between them at $16, $8.99, $34, $60 and $150.
Read down the per message column and it opens at $0.89 on the ten credit bundle and reaches $2 on the eight credit one. The front page footer describes the same thing with a wider pair of numbers, saying the price per message “varies from $0.60 to $2.50” depending on the bundle. Those two outer figures, the 60 cents and the $2.50, are not attached to any bundle on the list.
Is buying credits here a one off, or does it come round again?
A one off, in the words of the page that sells them. Its second clause opens on freedom and choice, then rules out anything repeating: what you pay is described as one time and non-recurring. The price list backs that up by what it does not offer. There is no tier, no plan and no membership on it, only a quantity of credits at a fixed price.
Something on that page does run on a clock, and it is the balance rather than the card. Clause 1 gives credits nobody has spent three months before they expire. So the thing with a date on it here is the credit you already paid for, not a charge arriving a second time.
Can you get your money back from OurSecretFlirts?
The two documents put it differently and both are worth having in front of you. The pricing page rules out turning a leftover balance back into money, except where the law says otherwise, and gives an unspent balance three months before it lapses. Go to section 6.1 of the Terms of Use and the window is fourteen days from the purchase, with a second route out: close the account yourself and whatever you have not spent can come back.
Where they agree is on the window and the paperwork. Two weeks from the initial order is the period named, an email to billing@oursecretflirts.com is the route the pricing page gives, and a printable withdrawal notice on the company page is the second one, made out to the operator’s Dutch address and returned by email to support. The site also states that the statutory cooling off period on entertainment services goes away if you agree to the service starting immediately.
What happens to what you type into the chat?
Section 7.2 of the Terms answers that one directly, and it is the clause about your own messages rather than the replies. Whatever a member types, which the document calls Input, “may be used by us and our partners to train and develop our systems, including our AI chat services”. Anything written into a conversation here therefore has a second job written into the agreement before it is even sent.
The clause straight after it points the other way. Section 7.3 has the member accept “that the Output is fictitious and created for entertainment purposes only and that part or all of it may be AI-generated”. The same clause tells the member not to rely on any of it as fact, and not to carry it beyond the Terms. The two clauses are numbered one after the other inside section 7.
Is there a way to see the site before you pay?
Yes, and a fair amount of it. The splash page tells visitors that signing up is easy and free and that no credit card is needed, and it prints a grid of 24 profile tiles and a member count of just over 75,000 before anyone has registered at all. That count is a number the page displays rather than anything measured from outside.
After registering, the footer describes what stays free: messages arrive according to your own profile settings, and neither running a search nor opening a profile carries a charge. Sending is where free stops, in the site’s own footer wording that sending messages cost credits. The first outlay therefore lands when you want to reply, not when you join.
Four Questions for Anyone Who Bought Credits
The poll above and the comment box below are readers’ ground, not ours.
Did the sign up actually hold you to 21? What did your bundle work out at per message, against the table or against that $0.60 to $2.50 line? If you walked away with credits left, did they come back inside the 14 days or go at three months? And when the statement landed, did it read the way the pricing page said it would?
Hey fellas please read the terms and conditions it specifically states that this site is fictional and no meet and greet is possible all profiles are fake website even states any profile with a heart is fake no physical contact can be made and all talk is from the operators of the company don’t waste your money unless u have certain fantasies u need to fulfill
I have been on this site for 4 Years!!! and I have never met any of the 6 women I TALKED TO!!!!
And you never will. Fake bro