Zinzil review

Zinzil lists a free plan alongside two paid tiers: Free, Basic 99 INR/mo, Premium 299 INR/mo. The entry point is INR 99 a month, with Premium the higher paid option. Because a free tier exists, a subscription is optional if the daily allowance matches how you plan to use the app.

The free tier covers Free tier: 50 messages/day, 5 characters, so you can send a set number of messages a day and try a small set of characters before deciding. Paid tiers lift those limits, but the pricing does not require a subscription to open the app and start a conversation.

Subscriptions auto-renew, and cancellation is done in the store where you subscribed: Auto-renews; cancel in store, no pro-rata refund. That means the renewal date matters, and refunds are handled by the store rather than by the site. Read the terms before a paid tier starts billing.

Age is confirmed at registration through date of birth, and the service is aimed at adults. The audience spans multilingual users across India, MENA, Southeast Asia, the UK and Australia, so the app is built for more than one language market. The operator is Krew Research and Technologies Private Limited, based in India.

Chats are described as private and encrypted, and account data is deleted after a set period. The app is listed on Google Play with a rating of Google Play 3.3/5, 6 reviews (Sep 2026), so the user feedback behind those privacy terms is a small pool worth reading with care.

Zinzil is a mobile app listed in the Apple App Store and on Google Play, and it is free to download. Support runs on email only, so account, billing and subscription questions are handled by email rather than by phone.

Its monthly price ranks 7 of 125 brands compared on the site, against a site median of €14 and an upper quartile of €20.65. Prices are quoted in different currencies, so the ranking is the cleaner way to compare.