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The League

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

1 country · DateAtlas score 2.9/5

2.9

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 The League or its operator. The League 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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The League: key facts

Dataset v2026.07

As of July 2026, DateAtlas tracks The League across 1 countries. Its average DateAtlas rating is 2.9/5, its comparative safety score averages 7/10, and its strongest tracked market is United States.

Countries tracked
1
DateAtlas rating
2.9/5
Average safety
7/10
Strongest tracked market
United States

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

The League is an application-based, curated dating app founded in 2015 and acquired by Match Group in 2022. It positions itself as a dating app for ambitious professionals, requiring users to apply for membership with LinkedIn verification, education credentials, and profile details. A human review team approves or places applicants on a waitlist. Once accepted, members receive a small batch of curated matches each day at 5pm. The League includes features like Power Moves (live video speed dating), Leagues (interest-based groups), and in-person member events.

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At a Glance

Countries

1

DateAtlas Score

2.9/5

Our editorial average, not the app-store rating

Price Range

$99.99 - $99.99

per month

What Users Say

The League is polarizing by design: it gatekeeps membership based on professional and educational credentials. Assuming you get in, the product delivers a thoughtfully curated experience. Receiving five or so matches each day at 5pm rather than endless swiping is a refreshing break from dating app fatigue. Power Moves video speed dating is genuinely fun and efficient for vetting chemistry, and the in-person events in cities like NYC, SF, LA, Chicago, and DC provide a real-world layer most apps lack. The user base is concentrated in major professional hubs. Pricing is aggressive. For ambitious urban daters who want a smaller, vetted pool, it delivers; for everyone else, it is a poor fit.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Curated daily matches reduce swipe fatigue
  • Application and verification process reduces fake profiles
  • Power Moves video speed dating is effective and fun
  • In-person member events in major US cities
  • Attracts career-focused, ambitious user base
  • LinkedIn and education verification
  • Leagues interest groups add depth

Cons

  • Waitlist can be long and acceptance is not guaranteed
  • User base concentrated in major metros only
  • Owner tier pricing is premium-heavy and expensive
  • Credential-based gatekeeping feels elitist to many
  • Ghosting and fizzled conversations still common

Is The League legit and safe?

Legitimate — but the most expensive app we measure anywhere and the worst reviewed here.

The League is a legitimate curated app, but the numbers are unflattering. Its Google Play rating is 2.9 stars from 5,900 reviews in our dataset, 45.5% of them one-star, and we recorded a $99.99 per month premium in the United States — the highest price of any app in any country in our entire dataset. DateAtlas scores its US safety 7/10.

“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.

The League pricing

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

Free

Free

  • Core matching without paying — our dataset records The League pricing as a premium upgrade rather than an entry fee
  • Free tier present in the one country where DateAtlas tracks The League

Premium — the United States only

$99.99/mo

  • Measured $99.99/mo in the United States
  • DateAtlas tracks The League in 1 of our 30 countries — this is a local price and not a global average
  • 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 1 of our 30 tracked countries — no entry fee is recorded for The League.
  2. Premium — the United States only: DateAtlas measurement (dataset v2026.07): premium_local_price_usd for The League — $99.99/mo in the United States. Too few country rows for a meaningful median, so the measured price is shown per country rather than averaged. Observed range $99.99–$99.99 across 1 country.
  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.

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The League FAQ

Is The League worth $99.99 a month?
That is the price DateAtlas recorded in the United States, and it is the steepest figure in our whole dataset — five times our $19.99 median for Hinge in the same country. What you buy is curation: our notes describe an application-based, LinkedIn-integrated, career-focused pool. With usage at 5/10 and 500K+ downloads, that pool stays small.
Is The League legit?
Yes, it is a real product with a live store listing — our Google Play scrape recorded 5,900 reviews and 500K+ downloads. User sentiment is poor, though: 2.9 stars, with 45.5% of reviewers leaving one star, the worst distribution among the 21 apps we cover. Profile verification and in-app video calls are both supported.
Is The League safe?
Yes on our measure. DateAtlas scores The League 7/10 for safety in the United States, level with Boo, BLK, Chispa and WooPlus there, and it supports both profile verification and in-app video calling. Its application-based entry filters harder than open apps. The weak 2.9-star rating and 45.5% one-star share are about value, so read them before subscribing.
Is The League free to use?
The League requires a paid subscription to access most of its core features. Premium pricing in the countries we track ranges from $99.99 to $99.99 per month, depending on local market.
Does The League have video chat?
Yes. The League supports in-app video calls so you can verify your match and have a conversation before meeting in person.
In how many countries does The League work?
The League is tracked by DateAtlas in 1 countries. The app's strongest market is United States with a usage score of 5/10.
Is The League popular in United States?
The League has a moderate presence in United States with a usage score of 5/10. Local apps may have a larger following.
What kind of dating is The League best for?
Based on its feature set and audience, The League is best described as: Serious, 30+, Verified Profiles, In-Person Events, Video Chat. Pick it if those vibes match what you're looking for.
Does The League verify profiles?
Yes. The League supports photo or ID verification, which helps you spot real users and avoid catfishing scams.

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Country Coverage

All 1 countries where The League is tracked.

CountryUsageSafetyPremium
United States5/107/10$99.99
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