Matrimonial membership sites that meet California's contract and renewal rules.

California Civil Code section 1694 and the sections after it require a written dating service contract with a cancellation notice. For online services that notice can sit as a clear stand-alone first paragraph. We generate the contract from your attorney's template, show it before payment, email a copy and store the signed version against the member record.

Members may cancel until midnight of the third business day after signing, and online services must accept that notice by email. The site gives a cancel button and an email address, works out the business day deadline automatically, and puts the refund into a queue so it is issued within the ten days the statute sets.

California's automatic renewal law, amended from July 2025, expects express affirmative consent to the renewal terms, saved proof of that consent, an annual reminder and a way to cancel online. The checkout uses a separate unticked consent box, records it with a timestamp, and sends reminders on a schedule your counsel approves.

Browse, connect and concierge tiers, with the full recurring price shown beside every plan and no fees added at the last step. Each tier opens a defined set of features: full profiles, introduction requests, a matchmaker review or invitation-only events. The rules sit in one place, so a change of plan updates access instantly.

Faith, ethnicity, health and sexual orientation count as sensitive personal information under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA. Those fields are optional, explained in plain words and covered by a link to limit their use. Members can see, download, correct or delete their data from the account, and requests are logged for your records.

English plus the languages your members read, such as Spanish, Korean, Armenian, Farsi, Tagalog, Hindi or Punjabi, with the contract and renewal terms translated by a professional and reviewed by counsel. Members choose the language of the interface separately from the languages they list on their profile, and receipts follow the payer's chosen language.

ID and selfie checks through a verification provider, with face data treated as sensitive information and deleted on a fixed schedule. Photos stay private until the owner approves a request, and screenshots are discouraged with watermarks that carry the viewer's member number.

Hosted card fields, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a processor that understands subscriptions and accepts matchmaking businesses. Failed renewals retry on a gentle schedule, members update cards themselves, and nothing is charged again after a cancellation. Receipts go to whoever pays, whether that is the member or a parent. This is the core of matrimonial membership payment integration Los Angeles operators ask us to get right.

One page shows the current plan, renewal date, introductions remaining, signed contract, receipts and privacy controls. From there a member can upgrade, downgrade with proration, pause for a set period, update a card or cancel. A parent who pays can see billing without seeing the candidate's private messages, and each role signs in separately.

Report and block on every profile and message, a moderation queue with the full history, and staff actions that suspend access and stop billing together. Safety guidance is shown before the first introduction, and members can hide their profile from anyone they block in one step.