Last updated October 13, 2026. 7:30 Dating™, 730dating.com.
These five lines are a guide. The full text below is what applies.
These terms cover your use of 730dating.com and the video speed-dating events run through it (“the service”). By joining an event or leaving your email with us, you agree to them. If you do not agree, please do not use the service.
Joining an event also requires you to accept our End User License Agreement, which is presented at the join screen. That agreement covers eligibility, safety, liability and how disputes are resolved, and where it conflicts with anything on this page, it governs.
You must be 18 or over to use the service. It is intended for adults seeking to meet other adults. If you are under 18, do not join an event or submit your email; if we learn that someone under 18 has, we will delete their information.
When using the service you agree not to:
We may remove anyone from the service for breaking these rules. Because events are live and hosted by people, the host is the first line of moderation.
If someone breaks them on a date, press 🚩 Report. The host sees your report at once, the person you reported is not told, and the two of you will not be paired again that evening, or see or hear each other in the holding area. The person reported sits out the dates until the host decides to put them back. We keep a record of who reported whom and why; any note you add goes to the host only.
Dates run as direct peer-to-peer video connections between the two guests’ browsers. We do not record, store or listen to them. What another guest does on their own device, including recording, is outside our control — which is exactly why the conduct rules above matter.
After each date, guests privately mark yes or no, and can add a note for themselves. We record each answer and note, but a date never sees what you said about them, yes or no. When two people both say yes, the service reveals the email address each of them entered to the other. It does this only on a mutual yes. Once your address has been shared with a match, we cannot un-share it.
The service is provided as it is. We do not promise it will be uninterrupted or error-free, that an event will have any particular number of guests, that your video connection will work on any given network, or that you will match with anyone. We may change or withdraw the service at any time.
We do not vet, background-check or verify the identity of guests. You are meeting strangers. Use the same judgment you would use meeting anyone new online, and be careful about what personal information you share and when you choose to meet someone in person.
To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the service, for the conduct of other guests or hosts, or for anything that happens between people who meet through it. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows when they last changed, and continuing to use the service after a change means you accept the updated terms.
This explains what we collect, why, how long we keep it, and how to get rid of it. It is written to match what the service actually does.
| What | When | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display name, whether you are male or female, one-line bio, email address | When you join an event | To seat you with the right people and to give a mutual match your email | Kept while the evening runs, so it survives a restart, and cleared after 12 hours |
| Your date of birth, the ages you’d like to meet, and your zip code | While you wait to be let in to an event | To pair you with people you’d like to meet, near enough to meet in person, and to check you are 18 or over. The host sees your age and the town your zip code is in, never your date of birth. Other guests see none of it, with the one exception described in the short version above: someone choosing who to talk to next, or someone you have invited, sees your first name, age, roughly how far away you live and your line about yourself | Your zip code, and the town it is in, go with the rest of the evening’s information, cleared after 12 hours. Your date of birth and the ages you’d like to meet are kept (next row). Your browser also keeps your answers for next time; clearing its data for 730dating.com removes them |
| Your date of birth and the ages you’d like to meet, with your name, email and which event you answered at | Each time you answer those questions, whether or not you untick “Remember me” | So we can look back at how evenings went and improve who we pair together. We show your age, never your date of birth | Until you ask us to delete it |
| Name, email, dates you first and last attended, which events you came to | Unless you untick “Remember me for future events”, which is ticked by default when you join | So a host can invite past guests to the next event | Until you ask us to delete it |
| Who you mutually matched with, and at which event | Only when both people ticked “Remember me” | So a host can see how events went | Until either person asks us to delete it |
| Your yes or no after each date, any note you write, your name and email, the name and email of the person it is about, and which event it was | Each time you answer after a date | So we can look back at how evenings went and improve who we pair together. Your date never sees your answer or note; you see your own notes on your results | Until you, or the person it is about, ask us to delete it |
| Each date: both names, email addresses and the gender each joined as, the event and round, when it started and ended, each person’s yes or no or that they gave none, and whether it was cut short by a report of technical trouble or of someone’s behavior, what kind, and by whom | When each round starts, and as each answer is given | So we can improve who we pair together and see how evenings went, including dates nobody answered. Never shown to other guests | Until either person asks us to delete it |
| Both names and email addresses in a mutual match, and which event it happened at | When an event ends and two people both said yes | So the host can see who matched with whom, and so we can email you your matches | Until either person asks us to delete it |
| An email telling you who you matched with | Once, when the event ends, only if you matched with someone | So you can follow up without staying on the site | Sent through our mail provider; we keep a short delivery log of addresses and subject lines |
| Email, then your name, gender and zip code | When you use the sign-up form on the home page | To tell you about future events | Until you ask to be removed |
| Email, first name, whether you are a woman or a man, which evening you reserved, and whether you have a place or are on the waitlist | When you reserve a place on the Upcoming evenings page | To hold your place, keep each evening balanced, and email you your confirmation, your join link, and word if a waitlisted place opens up. Your email, name and gender are also added to the sign-up list above, so we can tell you about future evenings | Until you cancel with the link in your confirmation email, or ask us to delete it |
| IP address, the country and city it roughly indicates, and a zip code estimated from that or from the city you typed, until you give your own | Alongside the guest-list and sign-up records above, including the sign-up record made when you reserve a place | To know which areas guests are joining from, so events can be run near them | Until the related record is deleted |
| Your answers to three questions about the site, if you answer them while sitting out a round: how likely you are to recommend it, what a fair price to attend would be, and what you like and do not like | Only if you answer; we ask once | To make the evenings better and to decide what, if anything, to charge | Until you ask us to delete it |
| Analytics about page visits (Google Analytics) | Only if you accept cookies | To understand how many people visit and which pages they use | Per Google’s retention settings |
| That you visited the home page, the Upcoming evenings page, the terms or the license agreement, and whether you asked for an invite or reserved a place (Meta Pixel) | Only if you accept cookies | To see whether our Facebook and Instagram ads bring people to the site | Per Meta’s retention settings |
On location. A city derived from an IP address is a rough guess. It is often the nearest large exchange rather than where you are, and it is meaningless if you use a VPN. We treat it as a hint about regions, not as your address. The lookup happens on our own server against a database held locally, so your address is not sent anywhere to do it.
Your camera and microphone are used only to connect you directly to the person you are on a date with. Those streams travel between your browsers and are not recorded or stored by us. To help two browsers find each other we use public STUN servers, which see connection information but no video or audio.
The guest list: our legitimate interests. “Remember me for future events” is ticked by default, so we do not treat leaving it ticked as consent — a box you did not tick yourself is not a decision you made. We keep the guest list because running a small recurring events series depends on being able to invite the people who came last time, and we judge that a guest who attended an event would reasonably expect to hear about the next one. We hold only a name, an email address, which events you attended and an approximate location; we do not profile you, sell the list, or share it with advertisers. You can untick the box before you join, and you can object or ask us to delete your record at any time — we will, without asking why.
The interest list: your consent. Leaving your email on the home page is a deliberate act, and that list exists only to email you, so consent is the basis and you can withdraw it whenever you like.
Running an event, matches and match emails: performing the service you asked for. That covers the details kept while an event is running, the record of a mutual match, and the email telling you about it — matching you with someone and letting you both know is the thing you came for. You can still ask us to delete a match record at any time.
We do not sell your personal information. Meta is the only advertising company that receives anything from the site, and only what is described above.
Analytics and advertising cookies are only set if you accept them. Until you choose, neither the Google Analytics script nor the Meta Pixel is loaded at all — no request is made to Google or Meta from your visit. If you decline, we also clear any of their cookies already on this site from earlier visits. If you accepted before September 11, 2026, when the Meta Pixel was added, we ask again.
You can change your mind at any time using the Cookie settings link in the footer of any page.
Separately, the service uses your browser’s local storage — not cookies — to remember your seat at an event if your connection drops, and to hold a host’s key so they do not have to paste it again. That is what makes the service work, it stays on your device, and it is not used to track you.
You can ask us for a copy of what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Deletion is immediate and complete: removing a guest also removes their attendance history and every match record naming them, including matches from events they attended without joining the guest list. Email hello@730dating.com and tell us the address you used.
You can object to us keeping you on the guest list at any time, and we will remove you — because that list rests on our legitimate interests rather than your consent, objecting is an absolute right there, not a request we weigh up.
Depending on where you live you may also have the right to ask us to restrict processing, to receive your data in a portable form, and to complain to your local data protection authority.
The service is for adults. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has given us information, email us and we will delete it.
The site and its database run on Hostinger’s infrastructure. Google Analytics processes data on Google’s infrastructure, and the Meta Pixel on Meta’s. Depending on where you are, this may mean your information is transferred outside your own country.
The site is served over HTTPS. The guest list is behind an administrator key. No service can promise perfect security, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise.
If this policy changes, the date at the top will change with it.
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Questions, or a request to be deleted:
hello@730dating.com.