When it comes to online dating,Matchhas been there since the beginning.
Arguably thefirst dating site ever, it launched in 1995, well before Tinder graced our smartphones.
Since then, Match has evolved to keep up with the world of online dating.
Now the brand offers both easy-to-use websiteandmobile app aimed at making deeper connections.
But how does it really hold up to its modern day competitors?
Ready to find the one?
Currently over39 million peopleuse Match, with amajority of membersbeing ages 30 to 49 years old.
you’re free to also add up to 26 photosyes, that many.
Both of these features are available for free, which is nice.
Overall, it’s easy to see all your matches and chat conversations on both the app and website.
Unfortunately, the free version doesn’t allow you to message more than one person a day.
Matchhas many subscription package options to choose from.
The Standard Plan costs $19/month for a one-year subscription, which is their cheapest monthly rate.
There are alsoadditional featureslike read receipts or “who’s viewed me” to purchase too.
Cancellation policy
Unfortunately, purchases are nonrefundable.
Is Match worth it?
(For what it’s worth, I was swiping in both Hawaii and Los Angeles.)
From my personal experience and from speaking with others, it seems likemany matches aren’t that responsive.
“Match is always in the top three, but it is number three.
Most of my clients prefer Bumble or Hinge.
Relationships and community are key to living longer.
In fact, one recent study from 2023 indicated adirect correlation between loneliness and cognitive decline3.
