Suomi24 Treffit and Treffit24

Are Suomi24 Treffit and Treffit24 the same thing? Yes

This is the clearest answer on the page and it is worth giving straight away. It is one service using two names in parallel.

The evidence is on the service own page. The title of treffit.suomi24.fi read, as checked on 18 September 2026: «Suomi24 Treffit on Treffit24 - Deittaile ilmaiseksi!» On the same page the service refers to itself by the other name: «Treffit24 on kotimainen deittipalvelu, jossa uudet profiilit varmennetaan puhelinnumerolla», under the heading «Miksi valita Treffit24?». The footer also carries a link, «Treffit24-blogi», pointing to deittailu.treffit24.fi.

In other words both names belong to the same service, and the service uses both of them on one page. If you are looking for Treffit24 as a separate service, there is none — you end up in the same place.

We noted this on 4 September 2026 but concluded then that it could not yet be asserted: search results carried the phrasing «Suomi24 Treffit eli Treffit24», but that was other sites wording, not the service own. The wording now comes from its own page, so it can be stated directly.

One more thing stated directly: Treffikone is not Suomi24 or Treffit24 and is not their representative, and we have no commercial relationship with this service. Everything below was read from its public pages, and the sources are listed at the end.

Who runs the service

The Suomi24 terms of use name the service provider as «Online Technology Group Oy:n, Kuortaneenkatu 1, 00520 Helsinki, Y-tunnus 3104918-1». This is a Finnish company entered in the trade register, and its details can be checked in the Finnish Patent and Registration Office open data service in a few minutes.

That is a meaningful difference from many foreign dating services. When the counterparty is identifiable and registered in Finland, a dispute has a clear other side and the domestic consumer remedies apply: consumer advisory services and the Consumer Disputes Board. This counts in the service favour, and it is fair to say so.

The brand belongs to the City Digital group, which lists Suomi24, E-kontakti, Treffit24 and Deitti.net among its own brands. In practice several Finnish dating services sit under one group. Worth knowing if you believe you are comparing independent services.

The terms are dated 8 January 2020. A date does not make terms invalid, but it shows when the text was last reviewed — and the distance-selling provisions of consumer law have been amended since.

What is free and what Treffit Plus includes

According to the service own help pages, «Treffien perustoiminnallisuudet ovat maksuttomia» — the basic features are free. Free use covers three photos, sending messages to three users per 24 hours, and message history from the last two months.

By industry standards that is a generous free tier. In most paid services sending a message sits entirely behind the paywall; here three messages a day are free. In practice it means you can take the service all the way to a conversation before paying anything. That is a significant difference for the reader, which is why it appears here before the price.

The paid tier is Treffit Plus: «Maksullisen paketin tilaajana saat käyttöösi laajennetun palvelun, joka tuo sinulle enemmän näkyvyyttä…» It covers visibility in search results, seeing who viewed your profile, unlimited photos, a megaphone feature, sending messages to up to a hundred users a day, and removal of ads.

The periods, in the service own words, are «kahdeksi viikoksi, yhdeksi tai kolmeksi kuukaudeksi, tai kestotilauksena» — two weeks, one or three months, or a rolling subscription. Payment methods listed include cards, online banking, MobilePay, Apple Pay, Pivo, Siirto and phone billing.

The price list is public and needs no account: it sits at treffit.suomi24.fi/subscription/promo. Prices on 18 September 2026: two weeks 11,95 euros, a rolling subscription at 14,95 euros per 30 days, one month 16,95 euros and three months 32,95 euros. The same figures appeared in our checks on 4 and 14 September, so the price has held across three checks.

For comparison, from exactly the same day: the E-kontakti price list is higher over the same periods — two weeks 24,90 euros, one month 34,90 euros and three months 59,90 euros for a profile with a photo. We say this even though E-kontakti is our commercial partner and this service is not: a price comparison with the prices removed is not a comparison. E-kontakti own advantage lies elsewhere, and it is named in the next section.

The rolling subscription — the key difference here

This is the part that makes the page worth reading to the end.

Treffit Plus can be bought as a fixed period or as a rolling subscription. A rolling subscription does not end by itself: billing continues until it is cancelled. The service own help text puts it this way: «Kestotilauksen voi sääntöjen mukaisesti perua ainoastaan seuraavan laskutusjakson loppuun» — a rolling subscription can be cancelled only to the end of the next billing period.

That is a different thing from a fixed period, which ends by itself. The difference only shows up months later on a bank statement, and it is the source of most disputes involving dating services: the person does not remember signing up for anything continuing.

For comparison, and on exactly the same measure: in another service of the same group, E-kontakti, there is no rolling subscription at all, and that service states so itself in two places. One corporate group, two different designs. This is not an assessment of either service but a difference each of them wrote onto its own pages.

What the subscription terms actually say is worth quoting in full, because they are better written than most. Opening «Tilausehdot» on the price page gives four sentences (read 18 September 2026): «Kestotilaus on voimassa toistaiseksi niin kauan kunnes käyttäjä toisin ilmoittaa. Profiilin piilotus ei vaikuta tilaukseen.» — the subscription runs until you say otherwise, and hiding your profile does not affect it. «Tilaus on voimassa 30 päivää kerrallaan.» «Maksu tapahtuu uuden tilausjakson alkaessa 30 päivän välein» And: «Kestotilauksen lopettaminen tapahtuu Treffit Plus -sivulla, kun käyttäjä on kirjautuneena. Kun käyttäjä lopettaa tilauksensa, tilaus jatkuu voimassaolevaa tilausjaksoa seuraavan tilausjakson loppuun.»

Three things in that text deserve credit, and we give it plainly. Cancelling is done by you, on a page, while logged in — no phone call and no email to customer service, which is where many services put an obstacle. There is no separate notice period. And the sentence about hiding your profile is a warning most services never give: people hide a profile believing they have stopped the billing, and the money keeps going out. Here it is stated before you pay.

Practical advice: when you buy Treffit Plus, look at the moment of purchase at which one you are choosing — a fixed period or a rolling subscription. If it is the rolling one, put the end of the 30-day period in your calendar immediately, not when you start thinking about stopping. And if you decide to stop, do it from the Treffit Plus page while logged in; hiding the profile is not the same thing.

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How to cancel a subscription and how to delete a profile

A rolling subscription is cancelled, under the service rules, to the end of the next billing period. In practice cancelling does not cut short a period that has already begun; it stops the next one. So do it in good time before the period turns over, not after.

On deleting a profile the service help text is direct: «profiilin poistamista ei voi perua eikä sen tietoja voi saada takaisin» — profile deletion cannot be undone and the data cannot be recovered. That is a good warning, clearly written, but one practical consequence follows: if you have an active paid subscription, do not delete the profile first. Deal with the subscription first and delete the profile afterwards, and save the order confirmation and receipt before you do.

If a charge has already gone out and you cannot place it, the subscription cancellation helper walks through the steps in order, and the dating site price comparison shows what other services charge for the same periods.

A third distinction worth keeping: cancelling a subscription, deleting a profile and erasing your data are three different things. The GDPR gives a separate right to request erasure, and such a request is best made in writing. This service privacy policy is a shared group document.

What the terms say about the right of withdrawal

The Suomi24 terms state, word for word: «Tilattu maksullinen Palvelu katsotaan otetuksi Käyttäjän suostumuksella käyttöön välittömästi tilauksen jälkeen, eikä Käyttäjällä ole kuluttajasuojalain mukaista peruutusoikeutta» — an ordered paid service is deemed accepted with the user consent immediately after the order, and the user has no right of withdrawal under consumer law. The same wording appears in the shared City Digital terms that apply to other services in the group.

Chapter 6, section 14 of the Consumer Protection Act gives a fourteen-day right of withdrawal in distance selling. Section 15 of the same chapter sets out when the right can be lost, and it names three conditions: the consumer express request, their acceptance that the right is lost, and the trader having performed the contract «in full». For digital content the act requires express prior consent and a separate acknowledgment, and further that both appear in the order confirmation.

We are not saying the service breaks the law. That assessment belongs to a court or a supervisory authority, not to a comparison site. We are saying what anyone can read at the same addresses: the terms say there is no right of withdrawal, and the act says the right exists and that losing it requires specific, named conditions.

What follows for you: in the act own wording, a contract term departing from the provisions of that chapter to the consumer detriment is void. If you believe you are entitled to withdraw, do it in writing within fourteen days, cite chapter 6 of the Consumer Protection Act, and keep a copy. If you get no answer, the next step is consumer advisory services and then the Consumer Disputes Board. Both are free.

And for fairness, the same clarification as elsewhere: withdrawing does not mean getting everything back. If performance began at your request, you pay a reasonable amount for the part already performed and the rest is refunded.

«Suomi24 treffit huijaus» — what people usually mean

This is one of the most common searches on the brand name, and it deserves a substantive answer rather than confirming or denying a label. When someone types the word scam, they usually mean one of three things. They are different problems and they are checked in different ways.

The first is an unrecognised charge on a bank statement. It is the most common one, and in this service the explanation is usually the rolling subscription: a continuing subscription bills until it is cancelled. So check first which one you have — a rolling subscription or a fixed period. If the charge is not recognisable at all, check the payee name on the statement and contact the service in writing.

The second is a suspicion of fake profiles. Here the service states its own countermeasure: new profiles are verified by phone number. Phone verification does not remove fake profiles entirely from any service, but it is a concrete obstacle and it is not present everywhere. An individual profile can be checked yourself: a reverse image search, and whether the same text appears elsewhere online, will catch a large share of them.

The third is romance fraud proper, where another person asks you for money. That is not a feature of a service but a crime, and it occurs on every platform. The signs are always the same: an emotional bond that deepens fast, a reason not to meet, and finally an emergency that needs money. Do not send money, keep the conversation, and report it both to the service and to the police.

Of these three, only the first relates to how the service itself is built, and the answer there is structural: look at which subscription form you chose. The other two apply equally to every dating service, including paid and foreign ones.

What the service says about itself, and what to make of it

The front page carries two figures that should be read for what they are — the service own claims. «Treffeissä 40 000 aktiivista käyttäjää löytää toisensa» and «Yli 2000 käyttäjää löytää rakkauden Treffit24-deittipalvelusta kuukausittain!»

Neither figure can be verified from outside. We neither repeat them as fact nor call them false — we say they are the service own figures and that the basis for counting them has not been published. The same caution applies to the user numbers of any dating service, including those we write about elsewhere on this site.

What you can check yourself, for free, is a far more useful number: how many people of your age the search returns in your area right now. Make the free profile, narrow the search by age and town, and look at the number of results. That figure applies to you, unlike a nationwide total.

Suomi24 Treffit / Treffit24 — what can be verified

Read from the service own public pages and its terms of use on 18 September 2026. We are not a commercial partner of this service. If the details change, or any item here is wrong, we will correct it and mark the new date.

The service has no English interface — none of the services we have checked does. The button is for readers looking to meet a Finn who are ready for Finnish.*affiliate link: See the options that fit →

Frequently asked

Sources

• Suomi24 Treffit / Treffit24 — front page — Read 18 September 2026. Page title «Suomi24 Treffit on Treffit24», the service own use of both names, the link to the Treffit24 blog, and its own user-number claims.
• Suomi24 Treffit — Treffit Plus, price list and subscription terms — Read 18 September 2026, and also on 4 and 14 September 2026. Period prices and the full subscription terms, including the statement that hiding a profile does not affect the subscription.
• Suomi24 Treffit — help pages — Read 18 September 2026. Limits of free use, contents of Treffit Plus, periods offered, cancellation of the rolling subscription, irreversibility of profile deletion.
• Suomi24 — terms of use — Read 18 September 2026; document dated 8 January 2020. Service provider and business ID, cancellation of the rolling subscription, the withdrawal clause.
• Consumer Protection Act 38/1978, chapter 6 (Finnish) — Read 18 September 2026. Section 14 on the right of withdrawal in distance selling; section 15 on beginning performance before the withdrawal period ends and its three conditions.