A one-time price for your dating photos

Getting dating photos is a one-shot need. You want a good set, you use it, and you're done, maybe back again in a year. A subscription is the wrong shape for that job, which is why people resent it here. They sign up for a set of photos and later find a recurring charge they didn't expect, still billing months after the profile went live. The trust cost is real, and it's the most common one-star story in the category. Dating Studio skips the trap by never building it. There's no subscription: no trial that converts, no plan that renews, no auto-charge of any kind. You pick a package, pay once, and download your set. That's the entire transaction. Nothing is scheduled to charge you again, so there's nothing to remember to cancel. The three tiers are $29 for a curated starter set, $49 for the full six-slot lineup with free re-roll rounds, and $79 for front-of-queue priority and unlimited re-rolls, with 100 photos for deeper coverage. Each tier is a single charge. The free re-rolls mean fixing a weak shot doesn't cost extra either. Nothing in a package is metered per generation, so iterating on a slot never adds to the bill. The guarantee closes the loop. If your set isn't good enough to use, re-rolls come first, and failing that you can request a full refund through support within 14 days of delivery, as long as you haven't downloaded more than 10 photos. Add the privacy schedule, source selfies deleted within 30 days and the trained model within 90, never sold, and the deal is what it looks like, with no recurring surprise attached.