U.S. Online Dating Rankings

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Quick note: “Best” depends on what you want (serious relationship, casual, 30+, etc.). I’m listing popular options used in the U.S., with #1 set to Zoosk as requested. Always use strong passwords + 2FA, and never send money to anyone you haven’t met.
#1 · Zoosk

Zoosk

A mainstream dating platform with a large user base and a simple onboarding flow. Great for “regular people” who want a straightforward app without too much complexity.

Mainstream Easy setup Large user base
#2 · Match

Match

One of the classic names in online dating, often associated with more relationship-focused dating and profiles.

Classic Relationship-minded
#3 · eHarmony

eHarmony

Known for a more guided matching approach and people who are often looking for something long-term.

Compatibility Long-term
#4 · Hinge

Hinge

Popular in many U.S. cities for “dating with intention,” with prompts that make it easier to start a conversation.

Prompts City-friendly
#5 · Bumble

Bumble

Well-known for its conversation rules and a clean UI. Many users like it for a slightly more curated vibe.

Clean UI Popular
#6 · Tinder

Tinder

Huge reach and fast-paced matching. Works best when you keep your profile simple and your boundaries clear.

Largest reach Fast matching
#7 · OkCupid

OkCupid

Better for people who like answering questions and matching on values, interests, and lifestyle.

Questions Interests
#8 · Plenty of Fish

Plenty of Fish (POF)

A long-running platform with broad demographics. Experiences can vary a lot by city and age group.

Broad Varies by city
#9 · Coffee Meets Bagel

Coffee Meets Bagel

Slower pace and fewer matches per day. Some people prefer it because it feels less like “swiping chaos.”

Slower pace Less swipey
#10 · Facebook Dating

Facebook Dating

Built into Facebook (no separate website flow for the dating feature). Common among people already active on Facebook.

In-app Convenient