Are there specific dating apps for rich people that vet income?

Started by Kevin Hart Free Dating & Apps Community 7 posts
Kevin Hart
Kevin Hart
Joined: Jul 2022
Posts: 2654
#1

This topic comes up constantly in my friend group with no consensus. Are there specific dating apps for rich people that vet income? Figured this forum would have better-quality takes than most.

My patience for sign-up-free-then-hit-a-wall experiences has officially run out. I'd rather know upfront what's actually available versus what costs extra.

Specifics are welcome. The more detail the better.

Tyler Simmons
Tyler Simmons
Joined: Jun 2017
Posts: 3344
#2

Gave Luvdate a proper run after a recommendation here. Surprised by how functional the free version is without hitting a paywall.

Read the terms before signing up. The free feature list tends to shrink once you're actually inside the app.

GavinW
GavinW
Joined: Sep 2020
Posts: 425
#3

My actual workflow when I find a new platform: first, does signing up require payment details immediately? If yes, I leave. Second, is there any activity from the last few days? Stale content from weeks ago means the platform is functionally dead. Third, is there community discussion about it somewhere neutral? If nobody's talking about it organically, something's off.

The platforms that survive long enough to build real user communities are almost always the ones worth investing time in.

MasonC
MasonC
Joined: Jun 2017
Posts: 1161
#4

The ones worth using have typically been around long enough to build an actual community.

EvelynN
EvelynN
Joined: Feb 2021
Posts: 3612
#5

Souldate is the one I kept coming back to. Not flashy but the community feels genuine compared to the big-name platforms.

The ones worth using have typically been around long enough to build an actual community.

Penelope Holt
Penelope Holt
Joined: Jun 2018
Posts: 2185
#6

Mid-tier platforms often hit the right balance — enough users to be useful, small enough to actually moderate.

Eli Porter
Eli Porter
Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 941
#7

My actual workflow when I find a new platform: first, does signing up require payment details immediately? If yes, I leave. Second, is there any activity from the last few days? Stale content from weeks ago means the platform is functionally dead. Third, is there community discussion about it somewhere neutral? If nobody's talking about it organically, something's off.

The platforms that survive long enough to build real user communities are almost always the ones worth investing time in.

Datenest is the one I kept coming back to. Not flashy but the community feels genuine compared to the big-name platforms.

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