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Protect the plan.
Respect the time.

Dateposit helps both people take a real-world plan seriously. Create one private invite, choose the same refundable commitment hold, and send one single-use link. When both people show up and check in, Dateposit asks the payment processor to release each hold.

Create a private invite. Both people place the same refundable hold. Show up, check in, and the hold is released.

No app download for guests. The invite works once, then locks after acceptance.

Protected Invite
Private • single use
Ready to send

Dinner after work

WhereSeasons 52Dunwoody, GAWhenFriday · 7:30 PMLevelReserved · $50 hold
Commitment hold
Service fee shown separately
$50
Protected Invite
Private • single use
Ready to send
Protected plan

Dinner after work

Venue
Seasons 52Dunwoody, GA
When
Friday · 7:30 PMScheduled plan
Level
Reserved$50 commitment hold
Commitment holdTemporary
$50
Service feeSeparate platform fee
Shown before you confirm
After both people check in: Dateposit asks the payment processor to release the $50 hold. Your bank controls when it becomes available again.
Simple by design

From “we should meet” to a real commitment.

Dateposit is for the moment a conversation becomes a real plan—and both people want the time to matter.

1

Create the plan

Add the place, date, time, and commitment level.

2

Send one private link

Your guest opens it in a browser. No app download is required.

3

Both people commit

Each person agrees to the same temporary commitment hold and sees the rules before confirming.

4

Show up and check in

Check in with temporary GPS or the 4-digit backup code. When the plan is completed, Dateposit asks the processor to release the hold.

What “release” means

What happens to your hold after you show up?

A commitment hold is a temporary authorization on your payment method. While it is active, that amount may not be available to spend. When the plan is completed—or canceled within the allowed window—Dateposit asks the payment processor to remove the hold.

After the release request, your bank or card issuer decides when the money becomes available again. It may not happen instantly, and it may not appear as a traditional refund because the charge may never fully post.

Read the hold FAQAbout Holds

See the money clearly before you confirm.

Commitment holdTemporary amount behind the plan
$50 example
Service feeSeparate platform fee
Shown before confirmation
When you complete the plan: Dateposit asks the payment processor to remove the temporary hold. Your bank decides when those funds become available again.
Same plan. Same commitment. Same rules.

Know what happens before you lock in.

The standard Dateposit rule is simple: show up and complete check-in, or cancel before the late-cancel window. If you cancel late or do not check in, your commitment amount can be forfeited.

Cancel more than 4 hours before

Early cancellation

Your commitment hold is released under the plan rules. A service fee already charged is handled separately.

Cancel 4 hours or less before

Late cancellation

Standard rule: 100% of your commitment amount can be forfeited, the service fee remains retained if charged, and your Reliability Score can drop 10 points.

Miss required check-in

No-show

Standard rule: 100% of your commitment amount can be forfeited, the service fee remains retained if charged, and your Reliability Score can drop 10 points.

What can the reliable person receive?

When an eligible late cancellation or no-show settles, the reliable person may receive Vault Credits after the required clearing and review period. Vault Credits can be used toward eligible future Dateposit commitment holds or approved digital rewards. They are not cash and cannot be withdrawn to a bank account.

Commitment levels

Use an amount that fits the plan.

A quick coffee and a high-effort appointment are not the same. Choose the level that fits the time, preparation, travel, and importance of the plan.

Compare Levels & FeesLevels & Fees
$20
Signal

Casual plans, coffee, dining, first dates, and social meetups.

$100
Priority

Plans that require travel, preparation, or giving up other work or plans.

$250
Premier

High-effort or premium commitments where both sides want a stronger signal.

Built for real life

Use Dateposit when showing up matters.

Use the same simple accountability layer for plans where a no-show could cost you time, travel, preparation, or a lost time slot.

Social & dating

First dates, dinners, coffee, private meetups, and social plans.

Appointments & services

Beauty, coaching, consultations, local services, and booked time slots.

Freelance & client work

Discovery calls, shoots, estimates, creator sessions, and consultations.

Business & professional

Sales meetings, introductions, interviews, and higher-effort appointments.

Trust before commitment

Clear about what Dateposit does—and what it does not do.

Dateposit can record acceptance, support arrival check-in, and apply the rules both people agreed to. It cannot guarantee that someone will attend, verify that a stranger is safe, or replace normal real-world precautions.

Visit Trust & SafetyTrust & Safety

Temporary GPS only at check-in

Location access is requested for arrival verification, not continuous tracking.

Card details handled by the payment processor

Your full card number is handled by the payment processor rather than stored in the public website experience.

Manual backup when GPS fails

A mutual code flow gives both people another way to verify arrival.

Want first access to Dateposit?

Tell us what you would protect first and whether you have a real plan you could use Dateposit for in the next 30 days.

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