Knowing which dating site best suits your needs can be a minefield.
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Dating is a competitive market. So to make the process easier for you, we’ve tracked down seven of the most popular dating sites, including those that are easy to use, those that have good customer service, and more. Read more…
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The Good
Recommends matches for you based on an algorithm • Let’s you know who has been looking at your profile
The Bad
Expensive • Personality test has a few flaws
The Bottom Line
For those who consider themselves ‘elite’ and are looking for a serious, long-term relationship with someone from the same ilk.
1. Elite Singles
For those who consider themselves ‘elite’ and are looking for a serious, long-term relationship with someone from the same ilk.
The theme of Elite Singles is pretty self-explanatory, with the target demographic being successful, educated professionals (82% of members hold a degree), who boast deep pockets and are searching for a serious, long-term relationship with someone of the same ilk. Although you can sign up via the Elite Singles mobile app, we recommend that you sign up through a desktop to get more of a personalised experience, such as pop-ups explaining how best to use the site and tips on how to start a conversation with your matches. You’re also able to see your full personality profile on a desktop, a feature that is lacking in the app.
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