Forever, no credit card.
- 300 encounters kept
- Visible for 36 hours
- 3 favourites, which never expire
- Unlimited matches and messages
- Friends, private events and gangs
- “What's happening”, over the last 24 h
A paid plan gives you more memory and more reach: your encounters stay visible longer, you keep more of them, you are seen a little more widely. It never buys the right to override someone else's choice.
Forever, no credit card.
Or $35 a year.
Or $99 a year. Everything in Premium, plus:
Or $249.99 a year. Everything in Premium+, plus:
Prices in Canadian dollars. The exact price is always the one the app store shows before you buy. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel. In the app, “What my plan includes”, at the top of the Recent tab, tells you what yours gives you, based on the current settings.
| Free | Premium | Premium+ | VIP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Encounters kept | 300 | 1,000 | 2,000 | 2,000 |
| How long an encounter stays visible | 36 hours | 4 days | 7 days | 10 days |
| Favourites | 3 | 10 | 50 | 100 |
| People at once in Live | 50 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Places for “Around my places” | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Dynamic place, on top of your places | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| New profiles per day around your places | 15 | 40 | 100 | Unlimited |
| Matches and messages | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Super Likes a day | — | 1 | 3 | 5 |
| Messages without a match a day | — | — | 1 | 5 |
| Leeway on other people's age filter | — | ±5 years | ±5 years | ±10 years |
| Position in the lists | Standard | Ahead of Free | Ahead of Premium | At the top |
| Public tagline | 50 characters | 75 | 150 | 150 |
| “What's happening” | Last 24 hours | Hour by hour | Hour by hour | Hour by hour |
| Events or gangs opened to people you crossed paths with, per month | 1 | 3 | 5 | 10 |
| Active people searches | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Spontaneous activities at a time | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Your like stays longer in the person's list — it even comes back if it had expired — and moves up front. The trade-off is deliberate: they may guess that you liked them. One per person every 30 days.
Write once to someone you crossed paths with, without waiting for their like. They can accept — a match opens — or decline. Never right next to them: the message only becomes possible a few hours after your last encounter (3 by default). Anyone can also refuse to receive these, without anybody knowing: delivery is therefore never guaranteed.
One short line shown under your card to the people you cross paths with, before any match. It is reviewed before it goes live, and you can hide it whenever you like. Your description, which is longer, is only for your matches and your friends.
A subscription should improve your experience, never reduce someone else's control. These rules are not for sale.
Once you match, you write to each other without counting, photos included, whatever plan you are on. Nobody pays to answer someone they like.
The second consent that reveals your number or your social handles is free for everyone. Charging for it would mean charging for consent.
Sharing your location with someone you trust, reporting, blocking: always free, on every account. We don't bill caution.
A plan can widen slightly the age range in which you appear. None lets you appear to someone whose gender criteria you don't match. That filter is absolute.
Every person you refer who completes their sign-up — photo added and first real encounter — earns you, by default, a credit worth one month of Premium. Inviting someone with “Add a friend”, by their number or email, also counts as a referral if they sign up within 3 days. Your invitation link and your code can also be shared in one tap, on WhatsApp or social media, from the Connections tab. Your credits pay for a subscription or a purchase in the Social tab. Word of mouth is what keeps an app built on proximity alive: the more people around you, the more you cross paths.
The team can adjust this reward to match the current promotion, and a gift may also be offered to the person you referred. If several people invited the same person with “Add a friend”, the referral counts for each of them.
Through your phone's app store — Google Play, and the App Store once the iPhone version ships. They bill you, using the payment method already on your account. We never see your card number.
If your credit balance covers the price, you can also pay with credits instead of going through the store.
A subscription bought on Google Play is cancelled in Google Play, under subscriptions. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for, then you drop back to free without losing any of your matches.
Careful: deleting your ProxiBlu account or uninstalling the app does not cancel a store subscription. Cancel it in the store first.
A subscription paid with credits also renews automatically; you switch that renewal off in the app, on your plan screen, or from your account on the web.
Your matches, conversations and friends stay. It's the encounters that went nowhere that return to free-account rules: 36 hours of visibility instead of several days, and fewer favourites. Sort out what matters before the deadline.
A dollar balance attached to your account, earned through referrals or a promo code. It pays for a subscription or a purchase in the Social tab — it's even the only way to “Expand” a public event or group.
Credits have no cash value: they are neither refundable nor transferable, and they are lost if you delete your account.
No. Between two people who matched, or between friends, there is no quota, for anyone. What is reserved for Premium+ and VIP is writing to someone before a match — once per person, and only if they accept that kind of message.
No, ProxiBlu shows no advertising today. If that ever changed, it would only affect free accounts and would be non-personalized: neither your location, nor your profile, nor your account identifier would be passed to an ad network.
Two one-off purchases, and everything else free
There is no “Social plan”. Private events, gangs, polls, friends and group conversations are free for everyone.
Publishing a public event
Once, when you publish. The event then becomes visible to everyone around the place. Until it is published, it stays a draft only you can see. The price depends on how many people it will hold.
A public group, by the year
A public group is paid for by the year, renewable, depending on how many people it will hold; a private group, by invitation, is free. The person who creates it pays; its members pay nothing, and the group's events are included.
You choose a tier — so many people, attendees and invitees included — and the app shows its price before any payment: the tiers and their prices are set by the team, and some may be free. Both are paid through the app store or with your credits. Once it is full, “Expand” moves it up to a larger tier: you pay only the difference, in credits. All about the Social tab.