Dating websites built to satisfy UK safety and privacy law from the first page.

Regional landing pages, a safety centre, how-it-works pages, guides and membership pages, all built on a CMS your marketing team edits without a developer. Member profiles are kept out of search indexes by default, while the pages that should rank carry structured data, clean URLs and fast load times on mobile.

We integrate an age assurance provider at registration, using methods Ofcom lists as capable of being highly effective, such as facial age estimation, photo ID matching or open banking checks. Self-declared dates of birth do not count. If you want to treat the service as closed to under 18s, that position has to rest on a check of this kind.

Selfie matching against profile photos, a verified badge members can filter by, and manual review queues for images that fail automated checks. Where the provider allows it, we store a pass or fail result instead of the biometric template, which keeps your data protection impact assessment simpler and your stored data smaller.

Orientation, religion and similar fields are optional, explained in plain words where they are asked, and backed by explicit consent recorded with a timestamp. Members can hide any of them from their profile, change them later or delete them, and inside the admin these fields are visible only to the roles that genuinely need them.

Every profile and message carries a report option with categories that match your terms, an instant block, and a confirmation that tells the member what happens next. Members whose accounts are restricted can appeal, and both sides of every decision are logged, giving you the complaints handling the Act expects.

A queue that ranks reports by severity, shows reported content next to the account history, and lets moderators warn, restrict, suspend or remove with a reason code. Romance fraud signals, such as early pressure to move off the platform or any mention of money transfers, are pushed up the queue for faster review.

A consent manager that holds back non-essential cookies and tags until the visitor agrees, as PECR requires, plus separate opt-ins for marketing email and text. Analytics events are named so that nothing revealing a visitor's orientation or faith is passed to advertising platforms.

Plan pages that show the full price of each membership, including VAT and any unavoidable charges, as the drip pricing rules in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 require. Cancellation rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations are explained before purchase, and renewal wording sits in the CMS so it can change when the Act's subscription contract rules arrive, expected in 2027.

Forms, search and chat built to WCAG 2.2 AA, with keyboard access, visible focus, alternatives to drag gestures and sign-in that never relies on memory puzzles. Under the Equality Act, service providers must make reasonable adjustments, and plenty of adults date using screen readers, magnifiers or voice control.

Switch regions on as your member base grows, from a single city to all four nations, with location settings that use broad areas rather than exact positions. Each region gets its own landing page, events listing and moderation coverage, so a launch in Cardiff or Belfast does not open before your team can support members there.