No. Luxy markets itself to wealthy singles, but its own homepage says sugar babies and sugar daddies are not allowed.
The short answer
People often search for "Luxy sugar daddy" because Luxy advertises to high earners. The company draws a clear line, though. Its homepage states: "No Sugar Babies or Sugar Daddies allowed on Luxy." Its Google Play description repeats the point, saying Luxy does not cater to sugar relationships.
So Luxy is an upscale dating app, not an arrangement platform. You can still use it to meet affluent people for ordinary dating, but setting up a sugar arrangement there goes against its stated rules.
What Luxy actually is
| Item | What the record shows | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Launched | 2014, per Luxy's own app store descriptions | Google Play |
| Operator | Luxy Limited (App Store copyright and seller); developer shown as Luxy Inc. A Singapore entity named in third-party summaries is unverified | App Store |
| Headquarters | Hong Kong according to third-party reporting; Trustpilot lists the United Kingdom. Not confirmed on an official page | Third-party, Trustpilot |
| Luxy BLACK | From $99.99 a month; 1, 6 and 12-month packages offered | App Store description (official) |
| Luxy PLATINUM | $999 for 3 months; the listing says only seven spots per city | App Store description (official) |
| Other in-app prices | BLACK items at $69.99, $99.99, $119.99 and $449.99 (durations not shown); coin packs from $2.99 to $149.99; a paid first message for $0.99 | App Store |
| Google Play claim | Subscription options "low to $12.99/mo"; in-app items $0.99 to $399.99 | Google Play |
| Verification | Every new profile is reviewed before approval; optional income verification (over €200,000 a year or significant assets, Android only, no fee stated) | Luxy homepage and FAQ |
| App Store rating | 4.72/5 from about 104,992 ratings | App Store (US) |
| Google Play rating | 4.04/5 from 16,836 ratings; 1M+ downloads | Google Play (US) |
| Trustpilot | 1.7/5 from 67 reviews; 84% are 1-star | Trustpilot |
| Member claim | 4M+ potential matches (self-reported, unaudited) | Google Play |
Checked September 30, 2026.
Two cautions. Luxy's own blog lists a PLUS tier from $59.99 a month, but that tier does not appear in the App Store description or purchase list, so we treat it as unconfirmed. And an Illinois biometric privacy class action was filed against Luxy Limited over facial scans used for verification. We could not confirm its filing year or outcome.
The app store ratings and the Trustpilot score point in opposite directions. Trustpilot reviewers describe fake or photo-edited profiles, scammers, and charges that continued after cancellation attempts. Social Catfish has also warned about investment-style romance scams aimed at affluent users. For a broader look at the product, see our Luxy dating app review.
What its rules say about sugar dating
Luxy's position is stated plainly in two places:
- Homepage: sugar babies and sugar daddies are not allowed on the app.
- Google Play description: Luxy says it does not cater to sugar relationships. The same description invites people to join if they earn more than $200,000 or are invited.
In other words, Luxy wants wealthy members but not arrangements.
What happens if you use it for sugar dating anyway?
We found no published list of penalties specific to sugar arrangements, so we will not guess at Luxy's enforcement. What the record does show:
- Paid time is hard to get back. Google Play's description says no cancellation of the current upgrade plan is allowed during the active period. A third-party summary of Luxy's terms says purchases are final except where local law requires a cooling-off period (for example 14 days in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland, and three business days in some US states). We could not load the official terms to confirm this.
- Bans already cost users money. Trustpilot reviewers complain of accounts banned without a refund of paid time. We found no reports tying those bans specifically to sugar arrangements, but a profile that breaks a stated rule gives the company a clear reason to remove it.
- Other members may not be looking for what you are. Because the app rules out arrangements, many members will not expect, or welcome, an allowance offer.
The safest reading is simple: if a platform says arrangements are not allowed, assume a sugar profile can be removed and that your subscription money will not come back.
If you are looking for sugar dating
If you want an arrangement, use a platform that is built for it and says so in its own rules. Sites that openly host sugar dating set expectations in the profile itself, which saves both sides from awkward conversations.
Our comparison of the best sugar dating sites covers the main options, with facts on pricing, verification and ownership. If the Luxy appeal for you is meeting high earners, our guide to sugar daddy sites for rich men looks at platforms that cater to that audience. We also keep a list of Luxy alternatives for people who like Luxy's positioning but need different rules.
Wherever you go, never send money or gift cards to someone you have not met.
FAQ
Can you find a sugar daddy on Luxy?
Luxy does not allow it. Its homepage says sugar babies and sugar daddies are not allowed, and its Google Play description says it does not cater to sugar relationships. People may still try, but doing so breaks the app's stated rules.
Is Luxy a millionaire dating app?
Luxy markets itself to high earners, invites people who earn more than $200,000 to join, and offers optional income verification. The member and income figures it publishes are self-reported and unaudited.
How much does Luxy cost?
The App Store description lists Luxy BLACK from $99.99 a month and PLATINUM at $999 for three months. Google Play mentions options as low as $12.99 a month, presumably on longer plans. Prices vary by platform and plan length.
Is Luxy legit?
It is a real app that has been available since 2014, with high app store ratings. Its Trustpilot score is 1.7 out of 5, reviewers report fake profiles and billing problems, and a biometric privacy lawsuit was filed against it; we could not confirm where that case stands.