Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about loyalty tests, the testing process, safety, privacy and availability.
01. What is an in-person loyalty test?
An in-person loyalty test is a planned public interaction in which a local tester approaches your partner and observes how they respond. You select the boundaries to be tested, and afterward you receive a private report documenting the interaction.
02. Can a loyalty test prove that my partner is cheating?
No. A loyalty test documents how your partner responds during one particular interaction. It cannot establish everything someone has done previously or guarantee how they will behave in every future situation.
03. What boundaries can I choose?
Common boundaries include whether your partner claims to be single, engages in flirting, exchanges a phone number, shares social media or agrees to communicate or meet again. Every request is reviewed before the interaction, and unsafe or inappropriate requests are not accepted.
04. Where does the interaction take place?
Tests take place in appropriate public locations where the tester can interact safely and leave easily. Private residences, hotel rooms, vehicles and isolated locations are not permitted.
05. Will the tester touch or kiss my partner?
No. Testers do not initiate physical or sexual contact. The interaction is limited to conversation and the approved nonphysical boundaries.
06. Will my partner know that it is a loyalty test?
The tester does not identify the interaction as a loyalty test while it is taking place. However, the service does not guarantee that your partner will not become suspicious or recognize the tester.
07. What will I receive afterward?
You will receive a detailed written account that may include the time and location, a description of the conversation, relevant statements, the tester's observations and any messages or screenshots lawfully obtained during the interaction.
08. Are photographs or recordings included?
They are not guaranteed. Photographs, audio, video and screenshots are only included when they can be obtained lawfully and safely. The exact documentation available depends on the circumstances and local law.
09. Are the results confidential?
Requests and reports are handled privately and are not intended for public exposure or entertainment. Customers may not use the service to harass, threaten or publicly shame another person. No online system can promise absolute security, so customers should also protect access to their email and report.
10. Who can request a test?
Customers must be at least 18 and must provide accurate information about their identity, relationship and intended purpose. Requests involving minors, violence, stalking, restraining orders, revenge or suspected unlawful activity may be rejected.
11. Does the tester follow or track my partner?
No. This is a planned interaction at an agreed public location—not continuous surveillance. Testers do not install tracking devices, access private accounts, search phones or follow someone into private locations.
12. What happens if the tester feels unsafe?
The tester ends the interaction and leaves. A test may be stopped before every selected boundary has been evaluated. Tester safety always takes priority over completing the assignment.
13. How much will a loyalty test cost?
Pricing starts below $300, depending on the location, timing and complexity. Final pricing will be confirmed before scheduling.
14. Where is the service available?
Availability depends on location, tester coverage and applicable local requirements.
15. Can I schedule a test immediately?
Submit a request for review. If accepted, we’ll contact you to confirm availability, pricing and scheduling.
16. Can I use the report in court?
The service is designed to provide personal information about one interaction, not evidence prepared for litigation. If you are involved in divorce, custody or another legal proceeding, speak with a qualified attorney before requesting or using a test.
17. Is this the same as hiring a private investigator?
No representation is made that every loyalty test is a private-investigation service. Legal classifications vary by jurisdiction. Where the planned activity requires a license or professional authorization, it will only be offered through an appropriately authorized provider.
