MyBzz, explained

MyBzz is a swipe-style networking app with a free plan and a paid VIP tier. Its prices differ by store, the lifetime plan is advertised but not confirmed as sold, and the terms and privacy changes take effect 6 November 2026. This guide puts the facts about cost, use, complaints and privacy on separate pages, so you can check each one before you pay. ^{[1] [2] [7] [4] [5]}

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MyBzz is a swipe-style app for business contacts. You browse suggested people, tap Add or Skip, and a chat opens when interest is mutual. The free plan lets you browse and see how many people match, but advanced search results and messaging before you connect need VIP at $29 a month on the web. Compare the channel prices before you buy, because the US and Polish app stores charge different amounts. ^{[1] [2] [7] [8]}

Read this guide with two questions in mind: what you will pay, and what you can actually do on each plan. The public rating record is thin, with 14 Polish App Store ratings, so the pricing and complaints pages matter more than the score. The refund and cancellation terms conflict between the terms and the help centre, and the complaints page explains where that bites. ^{[9] [4] [3]}

Terms version 4 and privacy policy version 3 take effect on 6 November 2026. Sign-in becomes phone number and SMS only, and Facebook and LinkedIn login go. The privacy guide explains the AI processing and how to delete your account, and deletion without charge is available only until that date. The FAQ answers the most common questions in one place. ^{[4] [5] [6]}