CamMeet Help Center

The questions CamMeet users actually ask, answered plainly. If yours is not here, email [email protected] — we reply within 48 hours.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

  1. 1How do I start a cam to cam match?
  2. 2Why does the site ask for camera and microphone permission?
  3. 3My camera or mic is not working. What now?
  4. 4What do skip, block and report do?
  5. 5What are coins?
  6. 6Is CamMeet free?
  7. 7Do I need an account?
  8. 8How do I delete my account?
  9. 9Are my conversations private?
  10. 10Still stuck?

1How do I start a cam to cam match?

Open the CamMeet home page and tap the start button — or go straight to start a match. Allow camera and microphone access when the browser asks, and the room opens as soon as you are paired. The whole thing takes seconds, and no sign-up form stands in front of your first match. If you would rather warm up first, you can begin voice-first and switch the camera on when you feel ready.

2Why does the site ask for camera and microphone permission?

Because cam to cam only works when both cameras are live — that is the entire format. The permission request comes from your browser, not from us, and your browser stays in charge of it. You can revoke access at any time from the padlock icon next to the address bar, and CamMeet will simply wait until you allow it again.

3My camera or mic is not working. What now?

Run through this checklist in order — it fixes nearly every case:

  • Tap the padlock icon in the address bar and confirm camera and microphone are both allowed
  • Close other apps that might be holding the camera, like Zoom, Teams or FaceTime
  • If you have more than one camera or mic, check the browser picked the right device
  • Reload the page, and if it still fails, try a different browser to isolate the problem

4What do skip, block and report do?

Skip ends the current room and opens a new match — use it freely, no explanation owed. Block makes sure that person can never be paired with you again. Report flags the conversation to human moderators, so use it when someone breaks the community guidelines, not just when the chat was boring. All three sit on screen during every call.

5What are coins?

Coins are CamMeet's virtual balance. Your first matches are free; coins let you keep a good conversation going beyond the free stretch. You buy them in bundles, and the cost is always shown before you spend. Coins are not money — they cannot be withdrawn, exchanged or transferred. The full rules are in the terms of service.

6Is CamMeet free?

Free to start, yes — your first matches cost nothing and there is no paywall before your first room. Longer sessions can use coins. Our free cam to cam page lays out exactly where the free part ends so there are no surprises.

7Do I need an account?

No. You can start matching as a guest — that is the point of cam to cam with no sign-up. An optional account is there if you want your coin balance and preferences to follow you across devices, but it is never required to meet someone.

8How do I delete my account?

If you created an account, open your settings and use the delete option, or email [email protected] from the address on the account and we will handle it. Deletion removes your profile and any remaining coins — coins are not refunded, as the terms explain. A small amount of security logging is kept briefly for legal and abuse-prevention reasons, then discarded.

9Are my conversations private?

Every room is built for exactly two people — no audience, no group chat, no comment scroll. The video and audio of your call are not recorded or saved. We still recommend keeping personal details like your full name, address or workplace to yourself; the privacy policy covers the data side in full.

10Still stuck?

Email [email protected] with what happened, your device and browser, and a screenshot if you have one. A person will reply within 48 hours — details on the contact page.