#open Pricing 2026

#open Pricing Analysis

#open is a paid relationship and ENM (ethical non-monogamy) app with no real free tier as of March 2026. It costs $14.99/month or $89.99/year - you can browse the app structure for free but messaging and full matching require a subscription. For couples, polyamorous folks, and ENM-curious users, it's a narrowly targeted paid product.

#open's subscription covers the full feature set: couple and individual profiles, ENM-specific matching filters, messaging, and the community discussion boards. The $14.99/month plan is the baseline. Annual at $89.99 works out to $7.50/month - saving you $90 compared to paying monthly ($179.88 vs $89.99), roughly a 50% annual discount. There are no per-message credits, no in-app token purchases, and no tiered premium beyond the single subscription level. #open charges $14.99/month, which matches Feeld Plus at $14.99/month exactly - making the two direct price competitors.

The real comparison here is between #open and Feeld. Both target ENM and kink-adjacent relationships at the same monthly price. Feeld has a substantially larger user base globally. #open's specific advantage is the couple-profile system - you can link two profiles as a unit, which Feeld doesn't handle as cleanly. OkCupid, which has ENM-friendly options, runs free with optional Premium at $29.99/month. If you're a couple looking together rather than an individual, #open's architecture genuinely suits the use case better than Feeld. We're not sure this holds for solo polyamorous users though - Feeld likely offers more matches.

Our advice: if you're a couple, test one month at $14.99. If you're solo and ENM-curious, Feeld's larger pool probably serves you better at the same price. As our reviewer put it, '#open built something real for couples - but the user base is thin outside major metro areas.' The real value proposition here isn't the matching features - it's the dual-profile architecture that lets couples search together without awkward workarounds.