Key facts
- Liangpei AI's 2,000 yuan membership is refunded in full only if a user has not registered a marriage within three years, the report said.
- Founder Zeng Xinxun previously headed AI search at Kimi and worked on search and recommendation at WeChat and TikTok, per the report.
- Capital Today invested 15 million yuan in Liangpei AI's angel round in 2026, the report said.
- Liangpei AI reported more than 35,000 registrations and a paid-conversion rate near 9% two months after launch, per founder data from October.
- New users must first hold a roughly 20-minute voice conversation with an AI matchmaker, which produces a profile of about 500 words, the report said.
Liangpei AI, a Chinese matchmaking startup, charges an annual membership of 2,000 yuan ($300) that it says is fully refundable if a user remains unmarried after three years, according to a report published on November 8, 2026. The app launched in July.
The refund condition is tied to registering a marriage, not to finding a partner or to the outcome of a relationship, the report said. Liangpei also offers a 300 yuan quarterly membership and a 1,000 yuan lifetime membership, which it describes as payment for using the service rather than a marriage guarantee.
Founder Zeng Xinxun previously led AI search work at Kimi and worked on search and recommendation at WeChat and TikTok, according to the report. Capital Today invested 15 million yuan in the company's angel round in 2026, the report said.
Liangpei reported more than 35,000 registrations and a paid-conversion rate near 9% two months after launch, based on founder data disclosed in October, the report said. About half of paying users decided to pay within 24 hours of registering.
New users must first hold a roughly 20-minute voice conversation with an AI matchmaker, which the company says produces a profile of about 500 words. Once two users match, the app restricts them to one exclusive pairing at a time and stops new recommendations until that pairing ends, the report said. The company also offers an AI intermediary that can relay sensitive questions anonymously to a match's AI profile.
The report said China's online dating market reached 22.6 billion yuan ($3.4 billion) in 2024.