Same account, same members, different checkout
The MillionaireMatch app and the website open one account. Sign in on either and the profile, the photos, the chats and the search results are the same. The checkout is not. Pay on the web and MillionaireMatch bills you in US dollars. Buy inside the app and the charge comes from Apple or Google, at the price points those stores list.
That difference sets the price and the company that charges you, and it decides where the subscription has to be stopped. The account, the members and the features are the same on both; the app labels its tiers VIP and Plus, and MillionaireMatch publishes no table that maps those labels to the web tiers.
Registration works the same way on both. A Standard member can build a profile, add up to 26 public and 26 private photos, search by country and state and send free winks. For the exact line between free and paid, see what a free MillionaireMatch account covers.
What the web upgrade flow showed on September 30, 2026
Premium was $100 for one month, $240 for three months or $390 for six months, observed on the web upgrade flow on September 30, 2026. Platinum was $1,000 a month and Chairman was $2,990 a month, all in US dollars. Chairman is gated: the button reads APPLY FOR CHAIRMAN rather than a buy label.
Prices vary by platform (web or app store), plan length, promotion and account state; the price that applies to you is shown at checkout. That is why a figure copied from a review page rarely matches the total on the payment screen.
The same account saw identical Premium figures on August 12, 2026. The full breakdown is on the MillionaireMatch cost page.
What the App Store and Google Play actually list
Both stores publish price points rather than plans. The US App Store listing for MM: Elite Premium Dating App shows in-app purchase points from $19.99 to $799.00. Google Play lists in-app purchases for Meet, Date the Rich Elite - MM as $0.49 to $990.00 per item.
These are price points listed on the US App Store on September 20, 2026; the listing does not say which term each one buys, and the app labels its tiers VIP and Plus rather than Premium and Platinum. The store groups them like this:
- MM VIP Membership: $19.99
- MM VIP subscription: $33.99, $59.99, $69.99, $99.99 and $109.99
- MM Plus subscription: $99.99, $239.99 and $389.99
- MM Chairman Subscription: $799.00
The store does not publish the term, so matching a point to a plan length would be a guess. MillionaireMatch Inc publishes the App Store listing: version 6.1.4, dated September 10, 2026, rated 18+, and it requires iOS 15.6 or later. The Google Play listing was updated September 16, 2026 and is rated Mature 17+.
| Where you pay | Tier labels shown | Listed on September 20, 2026 | Who charges you |
|---|---|---|---|
| MillionaireMatch website | Premium, Platinum, Chairman | Platinum $1,000 a month, Chairman $2,990 a month; Premium $100 a month on September 30 | MillionaireMatch, in US dollars |
| US App Store | VIP, Plus, Chairman | Price points from $19.99 to $799.00, no term stated | Apple |
| Google Play | Listing gives a range, not a tier list | In-app purchases $0.49 to $990.00 per item |
The $799.00 Chairman line next to $2,990 on the web
The web checkout showed Platinum at $1,000 and Chairman at $2,990 a month on the same day the App Store listed a Chairman subscription at $799.00. That is direct evidence that MillionaireMatch prices differ by platform. Both figures were read on September 20, 2026 in the same country, and the tier has the same name on both listings.
Neither platform publishes a reason for the gap, and this page does not invent one. The two numbers prove something narrower: a price quoted for one platform cannot be treated as the price on the other.
Why the two prices differ
They differ by platform, plan length, promotion and account state; the listing does not say which term a price point buys. Read the total and the term on the payment screen you are actually using.
Chairman is gated on the web. The upgrade page shows APPLY FOR CHAIRMAN, and on September 20, 2026 pressing it opened a dialog headed CHAIRMAN Applications Temporarily Unavailable, which said access is by invitation only during a limited testing phase. For what each tier includes, see the MillionaireMatch membership levels guide.
Canceling depends on where you paid
Cancel a web subscription in the member area: open Settings, go to the Subscriptions page, and switch auto-renewal off. That switch covers web billing only. An App Store or Google Play subscription has to be stopped through Apple or Google as well, in the store account that is charging you.
MillionaireMatch’s FAQ states the rule: when paying by Google Play or the Apple App Store, you also have to stop your subscription through Google or Apple.
After renewal is off, the paid privileges stay until the term ends. The Payment Details page under Settings shows the renewal status. On September 20, 2026 it read: “Your automatic renewal status is OFF. Your current PREMIUM Membership will remain active until it expires. Once expired, all of your 40 PREMIUM Privileges will be lost.”
For a web subscription, the Service Agreement gives a right to cancel within three business days of subscribing for a refund and calls that window the Trial Period. Outside it, fees are non-refundable, and a refund becomes a request to support. MillionaireMatch’s published terms do not say who refunds a purchase made through Apple or Google. The step-by-step version, with the support email and the phone hours, is on how to cancel MillionaireMatch.
The features that are identical on both
Discover has the same modes on each: Flame, the swipe feed; Gallery, the grid; 1:1 Meetup; and the Premium filter. Meetups, voice messages and number-masked video and voice calls are Premium privileges wherever the subscription was bought. The privacy toggles under Settings read the same on both.
A Premium member can create a private 1:1 Meetup with a type, title, description, start and end time, location and cover photo; only the host sees who asks to join. Video and voice chat uses phone-number masking, and you can block incoming calls in Settings.
The limits apply on both. A Standard member can reply to messages started by Premium members but cannot open or continue a conversation otherwise. Certified Millionaire is restricted to Platinum and Chairman members. Neither rule changes on a phone.
Silver is the exception. The FAQ, checked September 7, 2026, describes it as an iOS-only tier whose members can start up to 2 new chats a day.
Which one to use, and where to pay
Browse wherever you like, because it is one account either way. Pay where the number in front of you is the one you want, and read the term on the payment screen first. MillionaireMatch bills the web checkout in US dollars, and you stop it in Settings. Apple or Google bills a store checkout, and that is a second place to remember when the term runs out.
Before you pay:
- Compare the same tier on both platforms first. The September 20, 2026 figures differ.
- The App Store listing does not say which term a price point buys, so check the term on the payment screen.
- Note where the cancellation has to happen: Apple or Google for a store subscription, Settings for a web one.
- Three business days is the only refund window you hold by right.
Prices vary by platform (web or app store), plan length, promotion and account state; the price that applies to you is shown at checkout.
In short browse on either surface, then pay on the web to keep the price and the cancellation with MillionaireMatch, or in the store if you would rather Apple or Google hold the billing.
