Safe Sugaring
Sugarbook is an honest and transparent platform where consenting adults meet and build genuine relationships. As our global community grows, your safety remains our top priority.
Meeting new people can be exciting, but always prioritize your well-being. Follow these safety guidelines to protect yourself — and remember, your best safeguard is your own judgment.
Online Behavior
Protect Your Personal Information
Avoid sharing your contact details, address, or email before meeting in person. Keep your negotiations and discussion within Sugarbook until you feel completely comfortable.
Exercise Financial Caution
Never share your banking details or transfer money to anyone. Sugarbook does not handle payments between members and is not responsible for any personal transactions. If you encounter any financial requests or suspicious behavior, report it immediately.
Stay Alert Online
Report any concerning behavior using the in-app Report button; your submission is anonymous. Stay within Sugarbook until you truly trust the person, as individuals with ill intent frequently try to shift conversations off-platform or collect personal details.
Report All Suspicious Behavior
Help us keep Sugarbook safe and respectful for everyone by reporting users who engage in the following:
- Introduction of any MLM or pyramid schemes
- Minors using the platform
- Harassment, abusive language, or threatening behavior
- Inappropriate or disrespectful conduct
- Fake, stolen, AI-generated, or heavily manipulated profiles
- Investment or crypto scam attempts
- Spam, solicitation, or third-party “arrangers”
Offline Behavior
Meeting your Sugar Baby or Sugar Daddy in person can be exciting, but your comfort and safety always come first. Take your time, trust your instincts, and follow these tips to enjoy your sugar experience confidently and securely.
Truly Get to Know the Person First
Continue chatting on Sugarbook until you feel confident. Ask questions, verify details, and trust your intuition. A real Sugar arrangement is built on communication and clarity — not pressure or rushing.
Always meet in a public place
Choose a safe, public location for your first meetup, such as a café or hotel lounge. Let someone you trust know where you’re going and share your location if possible.
Arrange Your Own Transportation
Always travel on your own terms. Avoid being picked up or dropped off at your home — meet at the venue, and make sure you have your own way to leave at any time.
Stay Aware and In Control
If you choose to drink, do so responsibly. Keep your drink in sight and stay alert. A clear mind means better decisions and a safer experience.
