How much does Chamet cost?
Short answer: Chamet is free to download and free to start. There’s no subscription to join — you only pay if you choose to buy in-app coins for longer calls or gifts. Here’s exactly what’s free, what costs money, and how it all works — with no hidden fees.
Yes — Chamet is free to start, with no required subscription. You get welcome coins, daily-task rewards and a free trial call; you spend Chamet’s in-app coins (diamonds) only for longer 1-on-1 calls or gifts.
What’s free on Chamet
What costs money
We’ll be straight with you: Chamet is freemium, so a few things use coins. You only reach for your wallet when you choose to — nothing is charged automatically for simply using the app.
- Longer 1-on-1 calls. The 90-second trial is free. Continuing a call uses coins at the rate the person you call sets.
- Gifts. Sending virtual gifts during calls, live streams or party rooms uses coins.
- Chamet Plus (optional). A monthly subscription with a diamond allowance and private-album access — optional, not required to use Chamet.
How coins (diamonds) work
Chamet’s in-app currency is called diamonds. You buy them through the App Store, Google Play or other in-app channels, and spend them on longer calls and gifts. There’s no need to buy any to start — welcome and daily-task coins get you going.
One important detail: your currency and coin prices are set automatically from your location (your IP and profile region) and can’t be changed by hand. That’s why we don’t quote a single fixed dollar price here — the exact amount you see is localized to your market and shown in the app store before you buy.
Chamet Plus is a monthly plan for people who use Chamet a lot. It grants a set amount of diamonds each month — around 57,000, part credited on purchase and part as a daily allowance across the month — and unlocks viewing of all users’ private albums. It auto-renews, and renewals aren’t refundable, so cancel through Google Play at least 24 hours before renewal if you don’t want to continue. You never need Chamet Plus to use Chamet.
How to spend less (or nothing)
If you’d rather not spend, you don’t have to. Collect your welcome coins, make the daily tasks a habit (they refresh every day), use the free 90-second trial call, and claim the 10% consumption rebate that returns coins on what you do spend (after 30 days, claimed manually, games excluded). Browsing, Feed, live streams and party rooms stay free. Our free-coins guide covers every way to earn coins without paying.
Some rivals charge before you meet anyone — CooMeet, for example, sells minutes (about $5 for 10, per its own site). Chamet’s model is the opposite: free to start, pay only for extras you choose. See how the apps compare →
FAQs — Chamet pricing
Is Chamet free?
Yes — Chamet is free to download and free to start. You get welcome coins, daily-task rewards and a 90-second free trial call, and browsing, live streams and party rooms cost nothing. You only pay if you choose to buy coins for longer calls or gifts.
How much does Chamet cost?
There is no fixed subscription to use Chamet. Costs are pay-as-you-go through in-app coins (diamonds), which you buy only if you want longer 1-on-1 calls or to send gifts. Coin prices are shown in the app and vary by region, because your currency is set automatically from your location.
How do Chamet coins (diamonds) work?
Diamonds are Chamet’s in-app currency for longer calls and gifts. You buy them through the App Store, Google Play or other in-app channels. Your currency is set automatically from your IP and profile region and can’t be changed manually.
What is Chamet Plus?
Chamet Plus is an optional monthly subscription. It grants a set amount of diamonds each month (around 57,000 — part on purchase, part as a daily allowance) and unlocks all users’ private albums. It auto-renews; cancel via Google Play before renewal.
Does it cost money to talk to someone?
Your first connection uses the free 90-second trial call. Continuing a longer 1-on-1 call uses coins at the rate the person you call sets, and sending gifts uses coins. If you don’t want to spend, you can keep using welcome and daily-task coins.
Can I get a refund on coins or Chamet Plus?
Chamet Plus auto-renews and renewals are non-refundable, so cancel at least 24 hours before renewal through Google Play if you don’t want to continue. For coin purchases, refunds follow the App Store / Google Play policies.
How do I use Chamet without spending?
Collect welcome coins, complete the daily tasks, use the 90-second free trial call, and claim the 10% consumption rebate. Browsing, Feed, live streams and party rooms are always free. See our free-coins guide for details.
Pricing model per the Chamet Help Center (chamet.com/help) and in-app store; diamond figures for Chamet Plus are Chamet’s own published amounts. Exact coin prices are shown in the App Store / Google Play and vary by region. We don’t quote fixed dollar prices because your currency is set automatically from your location. Last reviewed July 2026.
Start free on Chamet
Free to download, free to start — coins only for extras.