Sugarbook review
Sugarbook calls itself a luxury dating service. Its public site also advertises a livestream feature. The part I’d read most closely is the account section in its terms, because it explains what the service asks for and where account verification stops.
Know what a verified account tells you
The terms describe setting up a verified account with details including an email address and mobile number. They also say Sugarbook doesn’t routinely conduct background checks or verify the information people provide. MySugarDaddy is worth comparing if you’re weighing account requirements across similar services.
Separate the features you want from the plan
Sugarbook says a subscription, where applicable, controls the features available on the account. I’d check the current offer for the feature I wanted rather than assume that seeing it on the public site means it comes with every account.
Anabel’s take
I’d keep my first conversation on the platform and take the time to see whether the other person’s profile and messages line up. Account verification would be one detail to consider.