Is Chamet free?

Chamet is free to start. When you arrive you get free matches, so your first Chamet free video call costs nothing and you do not need to hand over a card or even an email. That is a real offer, not a trial that quietly converts into a subscription.

It is not free forever, though, and it is better you read that here than find out halfway through a conversation. After you run through them, every further match is bought with coins. Everything on this page is about where that line sits and how to stretch the free part further.

The Reward Center sits just above the match screen. Time spent online unlocks extra free matches there, ready to collect a few times every day. The longer you hang around chatting, the more it keeps dropping in.

We tweak how many and how often behind the scenes, so publishing a figure here would soon be wrong. The principle never moves, though: being active on Chamet earns you more free matches without spending anything.

Coins cover matches after the free supply, extended sessions, private calls, and for gifts you send to say thanks on a call that made your night. You can see the price before you buy anything, and nothing is charged automatically.

If you searched for something like a Chamet monthly pass, the closest option here is VIP, which bundles extra perks for regular users. Whether it is worth it depends entirely on how often you chat; many people never need it.

Coins and VIP bought on chamet.chat exist only on this site. They are not diamonds, credits or balances from any other app, they cannot be converted into those, and nobody here can add anything to an account you hold somewhere else. If a person or a page offers to "top up" your balance on another app through Chamet, treat it as a scam.

The same goes for anyone on a call who asks you to buy coins, gift cards or codes for them. Real conversation does not come with an invoice. End the call, report it, and carry on. More on spotting tricks like this is on is Chamet safe.