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If you're in the dating circuit -- spending money on meals at restaurants and bars and tickets at movies and museums -- then you know how expensive it can be. And unfortunately, connecting with a potential match can be a pricey proposition if you're looking for love online on one of the dizzying array of dating websites out there, too.
But here's the catch: If you're single, odds are you're looking for love online. A July report from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, a peer-reviewed journal, suggests that most couples meet online. According to the report, 39% of the heterosexual couples surveyed met online and 65% of same-sex couples surveyed met online. While using dating websites as a matchmaking tool is no easy feat, there are a number of free options you can use to trim costs . With that in mind, here are the best free dating sites to try this year:
With this popular app (also available on desktop), you can simply swipe through profiles -- albeit with scant information on each potential match. As you look at photos, you can select a heart icon or an X; alternatively, you can swipe to the right if you like a profile, or swipe to the left if you don't. If you like somebody who also likes your photo, then you'll be alerted that you have a match, and you'll be able to message your potential date . While the app is free, you can pay for Tinder Plus ($9.99 a month if you're under 30; $19.99 if you're older) and Tinder Gold (around $29.99 per month, depending on your location and age), which offers additional features, such as a rewind button that enables you to update your selection if you accidentally swiped the wrong way.
Similar to Tinder, Bumble enables users to find a match by swiping right (if you like the person) or left (if you don't). The major differentiating factor is, for heterosexual couples, the woman must send a message first. Conversely, with same-sex couples, either person can initiate contact. There's also a premium service (Bumble Boost costs $24.99 a month). With the premium service, you can screen your matches for certain qualities or criteria, like level of education.
While Match does charge a subscription fee for long-time use (about $22.99 a month for three months; $16.49 a month for 12 months, though promotions often available), you can still set up a profile, putting a picture, listing your interests and describing the type of person you're looking for and search through profiles for free. You won't be able to contact another person, however, unless you sign up for a three-day free trial period (and occasionally, there will are longer free trial periods available, such as seven days). Just make sure you cancel your membership before the trial period ends, or you will be charged.
With this popular dating website and app , you can browse profiles and reach out to anyone you want to connect with. If you want to pay for its premium services ($9.95 a month for six months), you'll receive the website's advanced search features, where you can search for profiles based on people's answers to questions the site asks members. With the paid version, you can also see who "likes" you. If you end up liking the person who likes you, you will be alerted that you are a match. However, with the free version, you won't know who likes your profile until a match is made.
Plenty of Fish, as its name suggests, features a wide selection of dating profiles. Like many dating sites, however, it does have premium membership ($12.90 a month if you select the three-month plan; $6.78 a month for 12 months). You can send and receive messages for free; the premium membership allows users to search more easily, using filtering options such as "education" and "income."
Facebook recently entered the dating scene with Facebook.com/dating. You can set up a dating profile, which won't be shared with anyone outside of the Facebook dating app. As an added bonus, you can use your Facebook profile to automatically fill in your profile.
Precautions to Take Before Using Dating Sites
Before you sign up for any dating website, there are a few key pointers to keep in mind. "There is never a good reason to send someone you met online money," says Eric Resnick, a professional dating profile writer and manager of ProfileHelper.com, a website that helps users create dating profiles.
Resnick also advises that if you meet anyone on a dating site , and you feel you've met a match, consider meeting in person -- within a week. "Most scammers are not local," Resnick explains. "They might say they are local, or even that they are in another state, but they are usually in another country. They will always have a reason why they can't meet you in person. If you set a plan for yourself to meet within a week of initial contact, you will not only weed out those scammers , but also the people who aren't really that interested in meeting you anyway."
Meanwhile, Laurie Berzack, a matchmaker and dating coach at CarolinasMatchmaker.com, also suggests trying to meet fairly quickly (in a public place, of course, and once you feel you have some chemistry). "Don't let the conversation linger online. Take it offline and set up a date. You are on there to find a relationship, not a pen pal," Berzack says.
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We've seen some massive changes in 2020 but one thing has remained the same: people are still flocking to the best dating sites to find connection. 
In March, online dating giant OkCupid released a survey of its users and their reaction to the coronavirus and online dating. According to the findings, 88% of its global user base said they were “still dating as usual” despite the spread of coronavirus. Perhaps even more shockingly, 92% of its users in the United States said they were not changing their habits.
And sure, a lot— a lot —has changed since March (which, let’s be real, feels like a complete lifetime ago). However, what those survey numbers show is that there is a massive hunger for online dating sites and the connections they help facilitate—pandemic or not.
Luckily, the best dating sites and apps appear to be adapting at a rapid clip to help fill the need for human connection even when we need to responsibly socially distance. Here are the best dating sites you can still use to find love even in quarantine.
According to a 2016 study of relationship apps , 32% of OkCupid users who matched with a partner made it to at least the one-month mark in their new relationship. What’s the secret to their long-term success? It’s simple: Women have to message first.
“Women are 2.5x more likely to get a response than men if they initiate,” OkCupid shared in 2015 . “If you’re a woman who sends the first message, not only are you more likely to get more responses in general, but you’ll be having conversations with more attractive guys.”
How it works: OkCupid is super easy to sign up for and use. All you need to do is set up a bio, fill out a few questions about your lifestyle and dating habits so the algorithm can find you a few compatible humans, set up your parameters (age demographic, sexual orientation), then start chatting. If it's not safe to meet in person, try a virtual date . 
Price: The service offers a free option; however, users can upgrade to premium for $9.95 for one month, $7.95 per month for three months, or $4.95 per month for six months.
Age is nothing but a number when it comes to online dating sites and apps. As long as you’re a consenting adult, you can feel free to sign up for them all. However, if you’re a person over 40 looking for matches who are also over the age of 40, there is no better place to be than Match.
Not only is it a true O.G. when it comes to dating sites, but it also boasts an impressive over-40 user base. In 2019, Match shared with the New York Post , 69% of its user base was between the ages of 39 and 74. The rest, the website said, are millennials. How it works: As with OkCupid, the user journey at Match starts with signing up on the website. Then users fill out their profile with a photo and short bio section. Next, users are asked to fill in a questionnaire about their likes and dislikes, political views, lifestyle habits, and more.
Price: Match does not come with a free version; however, it does come with several subscription plans including $38.99 for one month, $20.99 per month for three months, $18.99 per month for six months, or $17.99 per month for a year. Picking a plan is required for signup.
Now’s the perfect time to find love and a little bit of wanderlust with Tinder. The famed dating app is usually well-known for its quick hookup potential with others in a user’s surrounding area, but right now Tinder is taking swiping global.
Tinder announced it’s now offering its premium Passport feature, typically between $9.99 and $19.99 per month, free to all of its users. The feature offers the option to swipe left or right on anyone on the app anywhere in the world.
“Our hope is that you use the Passport feature to virtually transport yourself out of self-quarantine to anywhere in the world,” the company said in a statement . “You can check in on folks in their hometown, college town, or sister city, and find those across the world who are going through the same things. If nothing else, you can learn how to say ‘hey’ in another language.” Who knows, maybe you’ll meet the love of your life now and go on a global adventure together later.
How it works: Tinder asks users to sign up with a name and email as well as a location. Next, users create a bio and add some photos. Then all that’s left to do is swipe left (no interest) or right (interested) on all the people around you.
Price: Tinder is free, but it does come with a few paid upgrade alternatives.
If you have a Netflix account, you likely burned through Love Is Blind while setting up your new work-from-home station in the early days of quarantine. But if you can't get the dating “experiment” out of your head, you can join in on the fun with Love is Quarantine.
Thi Q. Lam and his roommate Rance Nix became enamored of the show and thought they could replicate the same experience on Instagram. Here’s how it works: Users sign up to enter their “pods,” which are really just cells in a Google spreadsheet. Rather than sitting on opposite sides of a wall, users have dates over the phone. The sessions are one-night-only affairs. Those who just want to binge the entire thing can simply follow along on Instagram, where Nix and Lam post updates from the dates. “Some of the dates went really well,” Rance told the New York Times after the first night. “Some of these couples were talking on the phone for over an hour. We’d text to check up on them, and they were still talking.”
How it works : All you need to do is shoot the team a DM to get added to the Google doc, but be warned, this thing is super popular so you may not make it in.
It’s tough to be a college kid right now. Not only are students having to adapt to online classes and seeing graduations get canceled, but they’re also missing out on what could arguably be the best social years of their lives. Dating included. But don’t worry too much, as there’s already an app tailor-made for this new-school digital generation. And it’s known as OKZoomer.
“As the world moves towards practicing social distancing, our social lives don’t have to suffer,” the website states. “Whether you are looking for love or just interested in finding new friends, OKZoomer is here to connect you.”
The service, started by Yale University juniors Ileana Valdez and Patrycja Gorska, started as a joke on the meme page Ivy League Meme Consortium, Rolling Stone reported. However, the duo quickly realized that OKZoomer could be the real deal.
“In person and on campus, a lot of people are afraid to shoot their shot or flirt,” Jorge Valdez, Ileana’s brother (who helped build the site), told Rolling Stone . “But when it comes to this, it’s kind of liberating because potentially you don’t have to be seeing these people you’re talking to once you go back to school or back to where you’re living.”
How it works: Users sign up with an accredited university email (yes, you must be a current college student to join), fill out the website’s form, and get ready to match.
It's not easy looking for an LGBTQ+ relationship on dating apps geared towards straight people. Thankfully, HER is a dating app for queer womxn by queer womxn with "the goal of creating a more inclusive future" in the dating app space. 
With about 4 million users, according to the website , HER's particular claim to fame is forging communities through lesbian and queer events as well as virtual events (you know, because of COVID-19). 
How it works: the app has a very similar system as Hinge and Bumble. Once you're signed on you can swipe through accounts. However, you can also check out “the feed” and choose various communities like “Newly Out,” “40+,” “Queer Womxn of Color,” and more. Your “feed” will then be filled with posts from other members of those communities as well as suggested events. 
Price: Free! However, you can upgrade to a premium membership to see users “online now” as well as other upgrades. You can purchase one month starting at $14.99, six months starting at $59.99, or one year starting at $89.99.
Bumble bills itself as more than a dating app. It's a way, the company explains , to build “healthy relationships” and a way for users to feel “empowered” while making connections. And not just romantic ones. The dating app is also a space to connect with new friends and grow your professional network. 
How it works: Bumble is all about women leading the conversation. Though it's open to all genders, when users of the opposite sex match on Bumble, “women are required to make the first move.” If they don't make a move in 24 hours, the match disappears. To get started, download the app, sign up, create a profile, and start scrolling through potential romantic, professional, or friendly matches. 
Price: The app is free but does offer in-app upgrades like Bumble Boost, which extends matches for an additional 24 hours, and Bumble Coins, which allows users to send a “super swipe” to make an even better first impression. 
We've all seen one too many cringe-worthy pickup lines in dating apps. In May 2020, XO launched in an effort to help potential matches break the ice with online games. 
How it works: According to Forbes , users sign up, fill out their own profiles, and fill out a series of match preferences. Once the user finds a match the first “date” begins. That means entering the XO game room for an ice breaker game, which can include word games, puzzles, or drawing challenges. The games are meant to act as a soft introduction, as well as a shared bonding experience so users can eventually take it offline and already have a shared memory to discuss over dinner. 
Price: XO is free, but does come with in-app purchases. 
In 2019, Facebook rolled out its version of a dating app, aptly called Facebook Dating . The new service allows users to create a standalone profile just for the dating app and to connect with others who may be looking in and out of their network. 
How it works: Users sign up to use the service outside their regular Facebook page. It comes with its own security setup, so no need to worry that you'll accidentally post a private dating message to your public wall. The app uses information about you including pages you like, interests, and even events you've said you'll attend to find matches. The app also integrates Facebook's “Secret Crush" feature, which allows users to note up to 9 people they have a secret crush on. If the person returns the crush, the two will match.
Price: Facebook Dating is free, but be warned, it does come with plentiful ads. 
Do you trust your friends with your love life more than you trust yourself? Then Ship may be the app for you since it lets users swipe for their friends. This means that even if your best friend is in a relationship, they can download the app and help find your perfect match.
"Dating apps are a huge part of today’s dating culture and people in relationships are begging their single friends to let them swipe for them," the creators said in a s
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