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Reviewed by Vicky from DateAtlas · last reviewed 2026-04-14

3 countries · DateAtlas score 4/5

4.0

DateAtlas editorial average across the countries we track — our opinion, not the official app-store rating.

DateAtlas is an independent review and comparison service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Muzz or its operator. Muzz and its logo are trademarks of their respective owner, used here for identification, review, and comparison only. Scores and rankings are our own opinions and third-party data. See our disclaimer.

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Muzz: key facts

Dataset v2026.07

As of July 2026, DateAtlas tracks Muzz across 3 countries. Its average DateAtlas rating is 4/5, its comparative safety score averages 8.3/10, and its strongest tracked market is Malaysia.

Countries tracked
3
DateAtlas rating
4/5
Average safety
8.3/10
Strongest tracked market
Malaysia

Cite as: DateAtlas, “Muzz: key facts,” dataset v2026.07, https://dateatlas.app/apps/muzz/. Values are comparative estimates derived from third-party sources. See the methodology and source notes.

Muzz, formerly known as Muzmatch, is the world's largest dating and marriage app for Muslim singles, serving over 10 million users globally with a significant US user base. Founded in 2015 and rebranded to Muzz in 2022, the app is built around Islamic values and marriage-minded connections rather than casual dating. It includes distinctive features such as optional photo blurring for modesty, a Wali (chaperone) mode that allows a guardian to observe conversations, and prompts about sect, religiosity, dietary practice, and prayer frequency. Users can filter matches by ethnicity, language, sect, and how religious they are, and profile prompts focus on family, faith, and long-term intent. Muzz supports video and voice calling inside the app, and offers identity verification. It is free to use with premium Gold and Platinum tiers.

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At a Glance

Countries

3

DateAtlas Score

4/5

Our editorial average, not the app-store rating

Price Range

$9.99 - $14.99

per month

Top Country

Malaysia

What Users Say

Muzz stands apart from mainstream dating apps by being unapologetically built for Muslim singles looking for marriage. The onboarding surfaces questions about sect, prayer habits, and halal lifestyle from the start, and the app makes it clear that casual flings are not the goal. Distinctive features like Wali mode, which loops a chaperone into conversations, and photo blurring, which lets users reveal images only after mutual comfort, reflect a genuine understanding of Muslim community norms. The matching engine emphasizes religious alignment, ethnicity, and language, and filters are robust enough to narrow a diverse global pool. In-app video and voice calling is a smart addition, letting users vet potential partners without sharing contact information prematurely. Reviewers consistently report a more respectful messaging environment than mainstream apps. Premium tiers unlock meaningful features. Downsides include occasional fake profiles, a UI that can feel busy, and limited utility for non-practicing Muslim users.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Largest user base among Muslim-focused dating apps
  • Wali chaperone mode respects Islamic courtship norms
  • Photo blur feature supports modesty preferences
  • Strong filters for sect, ethnicity, language, and religiosity
  • In-app video and voice calling without sharing numbers
  • Marriage-minded user intent reduces time-wasting
  • Identity verification available

Cons

  • Premium Platinum tier is expensive
  • Fake profiles occasionally slip through verification
  • Interface can feel cluttered with prompts and filters
  • Less useful for non-practicing or culturally-only Muslim users

Is Muzz legit and safe?

Legitimate — the second-highest safety score of the 21 apps we cover here.

Yes. Muzz is a legitimate Muslim marriage app and scores 8.33/10 on the DateAtlas safety score across the three countries we track it in, reaching 9/10 in both Indonesia and Malaysia. It holds 4.0 stars on Google Play from 221,000 reviews, 63.1% of them five-star. Profile verification and video calls are supported, alongside the chaperone options our notes describe.

“Legit” here means the app is a real, operating product rather than a scam front, judged against the data we hold: store ratings, our per-country safety scores, and the feature flags in our dataset. It is not a security audit and not a guarantee — see our methodology.

Muzz pricing

What we measured, not what the publisher advertises. Each figure below is derived from the local premium prices recorded in our dataset for Muzz.

Free

Free

  • Core matching without paying — our dataset records Muzz pricing as a premium upgrade rather than an entry fee
  • Free tier present in all 3 countries where DateAtlas tracks Muzz

Premium — DateAtlas median across 3 countries

≈$14.99/mo

  • Median of the 3 local premium prices DateAtlas measured for Muzz
  • Observed range $9.99 in United States to $14.99 — a 1.5× spread for the same app
  • DateAtlas measurement — not an official list price; store currency and promotions vary by country
  1. Free: Baseline tier. DateAtlas records a premium upgrade price above it in 3 countries — no entry fee is recorded for Muzz in any tracked country.
  2. Premium — DateAtlas median across 3 countries: DateAtlas measurement (dataset v2026.07): median of premium_local_price_usd across 3 country rows for Muzz; observed min $9.99 (United States) / max $14.99. Local prices vary — this is our measured midpoint, not a publisher list price. Observed range $9.99–$14.99 across 3 countries.
  3. Prices are converted to USD and change with local promotions, platform and account. Always check the current price in your own store before paying.

Where Muzz Dominates

Countries where Muzz ranks #1 by usage score among the apps we track.

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Muzz FAQ

Is Muzz safe for Muslim women?
It scores well in our data. DateAtlas rates Muzz 9/10 for safety in Indonesia and Malaysia and 7/10 in the United States, an 8.33/10 average second only to Meetic among the apps we cover here. Our notes record wali or guardian chaperone mode, photo blurring and modesty settings, alongside in-app profile verification and video calling.
Is Muzz free to use?
There is a free tier plus a paid upgrade. Across the three countries DateAtlas measured, Muzz’s premium had a median of $14.99 per month: $9.99 in the United States and $14.99 in both Indonesia and Malaysia. Three observations is our minimum for publishing a median at all, so treat this figure as indicative rather than precise.
Is Muzz only for marriage?
Effectively yes. Our notes describe it as marriage-minded in all three countries we track, with nikah intent and family or guardian involvement built into the flow. Usage averages 7/10 in our data, which is strong for a niche app. Our feature data does not flag Muzz as LGBTQ+-friendly, so it will not suit every user.
Does Muzz have video chat?
Yes. Muzz supports in-app video calls so you can verify your match and have a conversation before meeting in person.
In how many countries does Muzz work?
Muzz is tracked by DateAtlas in 3 countries. The app's strongest market is Malaysia with a usage score of 8/10.
Is Muzz popular in Malaysia?
Yes. Muzz has a usage score of 8/10 in Malaysia, making it one of the most-used dating apps in the country.
What kind of dating is Muzz best for?
Based on its feature set and audience, Muzz is best described as: Religious, Marriage-Minded, Serious, Niche / Ethnic, Video Chat. Pick it if those vibes match what you're looking for.
Does Muzz verify profiles?
Yes. Muzz supports photo or ID verification, which helps you spot real users and avoid catfishing scams.

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Country Coverage

All 3 countries where Muzz is tracked.

CountryUsageSafetyPremium
Malaysia8/109/10$14.99
Indonesia7/109/10$14.99
United States6/107/10$9.99
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