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Threesomes & finding a third

Threesomes, with everyone on the same page

The best nights start with a look across the bar. Couples looking for a third, singles who like being the guest of honour and the curious in between: flirt openly, plan it properly and make sure all three of you are saying yes.

  • Couples looking for a third
  • Singles who like couples
  • Curious first-timers
  • Old hands
Three friends in a grand lounge bar raising cocktails to each other: a woman in a white jacket, a long-haired man in a white shirt and a woman in black

Who’s making it three?

Tap one and you’re straight into your free sign-up.

Free to join, adults 18+ only. Members see your username and nearest town, never your address.

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How it works here

Two ways in. One golden rule.

Whether you’re a couple doing the inviting or a single being invited, the fun works the same way: be clear about what you want, and be generous with each other.

For couples

You’ve talked about it at home; now find someone who fits. Describe what you’re both after in one shared profile, say what’s on and off the table, and let the right person come to you.

For singles (unicorns too)

Being invited is flattering, and you’re a guest, not an accessory. Ask what the couple has agreed, set your own limits and leave whenever you like.

Just curious?

Flirting about it is half the fun. Chat, tease, compare notes and decide later. Nobody’s keeping score and there’s no deadline.

The golden rule: all three say yes

Every person, every time. Anyone can change their mind at any point, and that’s the end of it: no sulking, no pressure, no exceptions.

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The conversation beforehand

Talk it through over a drink first

  1. Couples: agree it at homeWhat’s on, what’s off, and a simple signal for “let’s stop”. Settle it before you’re dressed up and three drinks in.
  2. Meet for a drink, nothing moreSomewhere public and lively. See whether the chemistry works for all three of you; if it doesn’t, cheers and goodnight.
  3. Say the limits out loudProtection, kissing, sleepovers, photos (none without permission). Clear is sexy; vague is how nights go wrong.
  4. Nobody is the extraThe third gets as much attention, care and say as the couple. Make sure they feel wanted, not used.
  5. Check in afterwardsA message the next day goes a long way. Talk about what worked and what you’d change.
What you’ll find here

Made for making it three

  • Sign up as a couple and share one profile, or join on your own
  • Choose interests such as Couples, Threesomes or Groups when you sign up, so they shape who you’re matched with
  • Fresh suggestions every day, based on the ages, area and kind of fun you’ve set
  • On VIP, filter by city, distance, experience and what each person’s up for
  • VIP private group chats for up to 50 members, handy for planning a party
  • Optional ID and video verification for a trusted badge

New to playing as a pair?

Start with our couples dating guide for agreeing your rules together. If you also date separately, open relationship dating covers meeting someone new while you’re open.

Privacy & safety

Private for all three of you

Other members see a username and your nearest town or city, never your address. You choose what your photos reveal, and a single tap blocks anyone who isn’t a fit; reports go straight to our moderators. Before you meet, read our dating safely guide on consent, safer sex and first meetings.

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Questions

Threesomes: your questions

How do couples find a third here?

Join as a couple and say clearly in your profile that you’re looking for a third, and what that means for both of you. Choose Threesomes among your interests when you sign up so it shapes who you’re matched with. Then chat for a while and meet for a drink before anything else.

I’m single. Can I meet couples for a threesome?

Yes. Plenty of single men and women enjoy being the third. Read the couple’s profile properly, ask what they’ve agreed and be upfront about your own limits. Respect is what gets you invited back.

What does “unicorn” mean?

It’s slang for a single person, usually a bisexual woman, who dates couples. It’s meant as a compliment, but it can come with a lot of expectation. Anyone of any gender can be the third, and nobody owes a couple anything.

How do we make sure everyone consents?

Talk before you meet, say your limits out loud and check in as things move on. All three of you have to say yes, and anyone can stop at any point, including halfway through. Someone who is very drunk can’t give a real yes. Our dating safely guide has more.

Can someone in a relationship join on their own?

Only if their partner knows and is happy with it. If a partner doesn’t know, it isn’t a threesome, it’s a secret, and this site isn’t for that. Couples who also date separately will find more on our open relationships page.

Is it free?

Yes. Joining costs nothing for couples or singles, and a free account lets you build a profile, browse, receive daily suggestions and send a handful of messages a day. Upgrading to VIP, from $19.99 a week in the US, lifts the message limit and unlocks the filters; VIP Plus is from $22.99 a week. Prices appear in your local currency (USD, GBP, CAD or AUD) when you sign up.

Three’s company. Make it a good one.

Your profile takes minutes. Then the flirting, the planning and the limits belong to the three of you.

Count me in, it’s free

Playing as a pair? See couples dating.

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