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A members-only dating app for Jews with ridiculously high standards
As of 30 August 2026, Lox Club starts at $36/month. Lox Club is an exclusive, membership-based dating app designed for Jewish singles who value humor, ambition, and cultural connection. Softwr lists it under Dating. Lox Club is launched in 2020, available on iOS, Android.
Overview
Lox Club is an exclusive, membership-based dating app designed for Jewish singles who value humor, ambition, and cultural connection. The app uses a witty, personality-driven approach with detailed prompts and requires an application process for membership approval.
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Pricing
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Monthly
$36 /mo
3 Months
$25 /mo
Capabilities
Application-Based Entry
Personality Prompts
Curated Matches
Jewish-Focused Community
Witty Profiles
Virtual Events
Integration with Instagram
Ios support
Available on ios
Android support
Available on android
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