Meet New People. One Random Video Chat at a Time.

Two Questions People Ask Before Their First Random Video Chat

Almost everyone arrives with one of two worries, and they lead to different pages rather than different products. It is the same queue either way.

"What does it cost?" — nothing to begin with. Every day brings a fresh set of free matches, and you never hand over a card to use them. The full accounting of what the free matches cover, what happens when they run out and where coins come in is on free video chat. That page answers the money question and nothing else.

"Who am I actually going to meet?" — someone who tapped start at the same second as you, which is a stranger by definition. What that feels like in practice, how the first thirty seconds usually go and how to leave without it being awkward is covered on video chat with strangers. That page answers the people question.

If neither is your worry and you just want the spin, take it. A video roulette round costs one tap, skipping costs nothing, and you can be talking to somebody new before you finish reading this sentence. Prefer to let chance do more of the work? Chat at random is the same idea with no filters at all — and the ten ways to use it are listed under features.