Dating intelligence, travel guides, and data-driven insights for dating abroad. Every figure in these posts comes from our own dataset of 76 apps across 30 countries — see the methodology for how it is built and where it falls short.
At $99.99 a month, The League is the most expensive dating app in the entire DateAtlas dataset — 6.7× our median across 309 app-country rows — and it carries a 2.9-star Play Store rating with 45.5% one-star reviews. Here is what the data says you are actually buying.
Badoo and Mamba lead our Russian usage rankings, Russia is the cheapest dating market we measure at $7.49 a month, and it also carries the lowest average app safety score of the 30 countries we track. Here is the full table.
Every "most trusted dating apps" list asks you to trust the list. Here is what DateAtlas actually measures across 76 apps and 309 app-country records, what each measurement is worth, and the things we deliberately do not claim to know.
Tinder is one of only two records in our 309-row dataset to score a perfect 10/10 for usage, and it does it in the US. Here are the top 10 American dating apps ranked by our usage data, with safety scores, prices and Play Store ratings.
Boo holds a 4.0-star Google Play rating from 2,680,000 reviews, and only 6.5% of those reviewers left one star — the lowest one-star share of any app in our dataset with over a million reviews. Here is what our per-country usage, safety and pricing data says about where it actually works.
Tinder leads our Philippines usage ranking at 9/10, with FilipinoCupid and OkCupid tied at 8/10. But usage is only half the story — safety scores across the ten apps we track range from 5/10 to 9/10, and premium prices span $6.99 to $34.99 for the same month.