Timeleft price in Australia — and the free alternative
Timeleft is a paid product, and its pricing varies by city and changes over time — the most reliable way to know what you’d pay is to check their app directly before booking. What we can say for certain is our own pricing: LMTW runs on credits, not a subscription, and it’s free for founding members. Written by LMTW, a Timeleft competitor.
Save my seat — free for founding members18+ · No card required · Your first get-together is free
What Timeleft actually costs
Timeleft’s pricing — booking fees, subscriptions, whether there’s a free trial — varies by city and has changed over time, and isn’t something we can quote reliably here. The one thing we can say with confidence: check their app for the current figure before you book.
What we can say for certain: LMTW’s pricing
LMTW runs on credits, not a subscription: $25 buys 50 credits, a get-together costs 12 (about $6), and credits never expire. Founding members start with a 50-credit pack free — about four get-togethers — with the $25 pack price locked for life, and no card is required to join.
The maths of a month of get-togethers
One get-together is an experiment. A social life is a habit — and it’s worth knowing the maths before committing to any habit. On LMTW, four get-togethers a month use 48 credits, about $24 of a $25 pack, and founding members start with a 50-credit pack free, so the first four or so cost nothing at all. You pay venues directly for what you eat and drink, exactly as on any night out — a week could be a $5 coffee catch-up, an $18 breakfast club and a $59 dinner of six.
| A month of 4 LMTW get-togethers | Cost |
|---|---|
| Club-side cost (credits) | No subscription — ≈ $24 of credits from a $25 pack (founding members: first pack free) |
| Food & drink (paid to venues) | You choose — from $5 coffee upwards |
| Choice of nights | Any night of the week |
| Choice of activities | 50+ Activities, $5–$120 |
What “free for founding members” actually means
No asterisks. Join LMTW during the founding window and: your first 50-credit pack is free — about four get-togethers on us; the $25 pack price is locked for life, so your top-ups never get dearer; your credits never expire — use them this year or next; and there’s no card required to join, so there’s nothing to “accidentally” start charging you.
Why give it away? Because a social club is only as good as its tables, and we’d rather fill them with founding members who tell their friends than spend the money on ads. You can read the full feature comparison on our Timeleft alternative page.
Where the money goes at pay-at-venue events
To be clear: at most LMTW get-togethers you still pay the venue for your own food and drinks, like any normal night out. The from-prices you see — coffee from $5, long lunches from $45, fine dining from $120 — are the venue costs, set by the venues, voted on by members from the club’s curated venue directory. The club side is covered by credits — and founding members’ first 50-credit pack is free.
Common questions
Is Timeleft free?
Timeleft is a paid product — pricing (booking fees and/or subscription) varies by city and changes over time, so check their app for the current figure. LMTW is free to try: founding members get a 50-credit pack on the house.
How much does Timeleft cost per month?
That depends on your city and current pricing — check Timeleft’s app for the figure. With LMTW there’s no subscription: four get-togethers use 48 credits — about $24 of a $25 pack — and in the weeks you don’t go, you pay nothing.
Is LMTW really free? What’s the catch?
Free for founding members — first 50-credit pack free (about four get-togethers), the $25 pack price locked for life, no card required. The honest fine print: after the free pack, get-togethers cost 12 credits each (about $6) from a $25 pack of 50 credits that never expires, and you pay venues directly for your own food and drink (from $5 coffee upwards). The founding window won’t stay open forever, but founders keep the free pack and the locked price permanently.
Does LMTW charge per event like Timeleft?
No — there’s no subscription and no per-dinner booking fee. A get-together costs 12 credits, about $6, from a $25 pack of 50 credits that never expires. Founding members start with a 50-credit pack free. The only other money that changes hands is between you and the venue for what you actually eat and drink.
Is LMTW the same kind of experience as Timeleft?
Same spirit — small tables of strangers matched for compatibility — but any night of the week, across 50+ Activities (not just dinner), with generation-matched crews, a human reviewing every group, and mutual-only follow-ups after the night so good tables can become actual friendships.
When will LMTW start charging?
There’s no subscription to start. LMTW runs on credits: $25 buys 50 credits, a get-together costs 12 (about $6), and credits never expire. After the founding window closes, packs stay $25 for 50 credits — and everyone who joins as a founding member keeps their free 50-credit pack and the $25 price locked for life. That’s the deal, in writing, no card required.
Keep the $300. Spend it on the actual dinners.
Founding members start with 50 credits free — about four get-togethers — and the $25 pack price is locked for life. No subscription, no card required.
Save my seat — free for founding membersFriends first — romance welcome, never required.