NearMeet is free to use — and always will be. But if you're serious about connecting with people nearby, Super gives you tools that make a real difference. Here's exactly what you get.
Free vs Super — Side by Side
| Feature | Free | ⭐ Super |
|---|---|---|
| Chat requests per day | 5 per day | Unlimited |
| Visibility in nearby feed | Standard | Priority placement |
| See who viewed your profile | No | Yes |
| Post Moments | Yes | Yes + boosted reach |
| Super badge on profile | No | 🔵 Visible to others |
| Read receipts in chat | No | Yes |
| Advanced interest filters | No | Yes |
| Priority support | Standard | 24-hour response |
Why Unlimited Chat Requests Matter
On the free tier, you get 5 chat requests per day. That's enough to explore, but if you're actively trying to meet people — at a college campus, a new city, a big event — you'll hit that limit fast. Super removes it entirely. Send as many requests as you want, whenever you want.
Priority Visibility — What It Actually Means
When someone opens the nearby feed, they see a list of people around them ordered by a combination of distance, activity, and tier. Super users appear higher in that list — meaning more people see your profile, more people send you requests, and more connections happen. It's the difference between being on page 1 and page 3.
💡 Super users on average receive 3× more incoming chat requests than free users — simply because more people see them in the feed.
The Super Badge
Super users display a 🔵 badge on their profile. It signals that you're a serious, committed member of the community — and people respond to that. It's a small thing that carries real social weight.
Is Super Worth It?
If you use NearMeet casually — checking it occasionally, sending a request here and there — the free tier is perfectly fine. But if you're actively looking to expand your social circle, meet people at events, or just connect more efficiently with people nearby, Super pays for itself quickly. Unlimited requests, priority placement, and profile views alone justify it for active users.