Madison Reed makes a fair point but I read it differently. i judge prove real almost entirely on what you give up on the free tier now.
The honest tradeoff with prove real is the everyday experience against convenience. The part people underrate about prove real is how quickly you get going. The fake-account issue matters more for prove real than any feature list.
You can't really talk about prove real without talking about the free-vs-paid gap.
How much of it's real is what separates a good week from a wasted one with prove real.
If you try prove you're real on a korean dating app if you're a foreigner, give it longer than you think you need.
My checklist for prove real:
- rewrite your opener if nothing lands in a week at least where prove real is concerned
- treat an empty profile as a pass before you judge prove real
- commit a full month before deciding anything about prove real
- set aside at least a week before deciding anything about prove real
Those are the prove real habits I actually kept.