Black White Dating App: iPhone and Android

Black White Interracial Dating and Black White Meet - Eternal are the two apps this site is about, and you can join both without paying. They do not share a developer. Free on one store page is not a description of the other.

Android is Black White Interracial Dating, from the developer Black White Dating. The package on the Play listing is com.blackwhitemeet. iPhone is Black White Meet - Eternal, from ZALE MART LTD. This website promotes both. It is not itself the app, and there is no browser version behind the articles.

The Play listing is the one with a rating we checked

We opened the Google Play page for com.blackwhitemeet on 25 September 2026. The header said 4.0 stars from 10.5K reviews. The downloads badge said 1M+. The content rating was Mature 17+. The listing’s updated line said 18 Aug 2026. The page said people can join for free, and that the app has in-app purchases.

I would not round 4.0 up. A large review count and a middle score is a mixed record, and if that is too low for you, the listing will not argue.

1M+ is a bucket, not a census. Play prints downloads in bands, so the badge means the listing crossed that line. It does not say who came back a second day. I read it as “not an empty shelf,” then return to 4.0 and 10.5K.

18 Aug 2026 means the listing was updated then, not that we reviewed the build. Check the date again when you open the page.

The listing is Black White Interracial Dating on Google Play.

Free members can reply, wink, and comment

A developer reply on that same listing says free members can respond to messages, send winks, and comment on profiles.

Those are three different actions, and the differences matter. Responding means someone already wrote to you. A wink is a nudge, not a letter. A comment sits on a profile. None of them is the same as opening every new conversation yourself. The reply does not say every new conversation is free. I will not stretch it until it does. The listing also says there are in-app purchases, so something in the app costs money. The public page does not name which control that is.

So the money question has a short answer. Joining does not require payment. The free actions the developer was willing to name are replies, winks, and comments. If you need to know whether the first message you send, to a person who has not written to you, is included, the page we read will not settle it. A post that answers “messaging is free” is talking about some other listing.

We did not log into a fresh account that day and walk the upgrade screens. The source is the public page plus that reply. If the app in your hand contradicts the reply, believe the button you are looking at. A reply on a store page can lag a build. I think a wink is a weak hello, and the listing still names it, which is better than discovering the button later. You can ignore winks and use replies.

The iPhone app is free to download, and the description says 21 and older

Black White Meet - Eternal is the iPhone app. The seller is ZALE MART LTD. The download costs nothing. In the description, Eternal Bar is for people 21 and older. Memberships are in-app purchases. Free access remains if you never buy one.

This article does not print a monthly price. The record we checked did not give us a tier list worth copying, and a dollar figure in a blog post goes stale the week the store changes it. If you want the number, read it on Apple’s page at the moment you pay.

This article does not print an iPhone star rating either. The Play listing has 10.5K reviews, which is enough to argue about. The iPhone listing is not that kind of evidence. Setting a thin score beside 4.0 would make them look like peers. They are not.

The page is Black White Meet - Eternal. If a search result shows a similar title, match the id at the end of that URL before you trust the icon.

The age lines do not collapse. Eternal’s description says the app is for people 21 and older. The Android listing carries Google’s content rating, Mature 17+. One is a line in a product description. The other is a store label for content. Read the one on the phone you are holding. Do not average them.

“Free access” on iPhone leaves the same gap as the Play reply. The description says access remains without a membership. It does not inventory every screen. Memberships exist, so something is paid. Creating the account is not that something.

The developer name is the check that matters

“Black white dating app” is an easy phrase to borrow. The title on a store card is the weak check. The company name is the strong one.

On Android, the developer should be Black White Dating, the package should be com.blackwhitemeet, and the title should be Black White Interracial Dating. Words like black and white, next to a photo of a couple, are not identification. If the developer line is a different company, you are in a different app. You might prefer it. The 4.0, the 10.5K, and the 1M+ badge still will not belong to it.

On iPhone, the seller should be ZALE MART LTD and the name should be Black White Meet - Eternal. The App Store link above is the short way through a row of lookalikes.

I would read the low reviews before I trusted 1M+

A line about real connection is cheap to typeset. Every dating app has one. The harder items are the ones above: two companies, a package name, a seller, a rating with a count and a check date, and a free-versus-paid sentence that refuses to grow past the evidence.

I would also refuse the claim, including from us, that the apps are the same once you are inside. Shared subject, different companies. If both phones are in the house, you can join both without paying, and you will still be in two products.

4.0 is an average, so a lot of those reviews are worse than the headline. Read some of the low ones on the Play page before the download badge does your thinking. They are part of the same listing we are citing. If they describe a failure you will not sit through, the score already warned you, and it did it before anyone asked for a card.

How these two sit next to other interracial sites, without a ranking that crowns us, is in Interracial dating apps and sites. The shorter question of whether the listing is real is on the FAQ. Neither one replaces the store screen.