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As of 30 August 2026, Match.com starts at $35.99/month. Match. Softwr lists it under Dating. Match.com is made by Match Group, launched in 1995, available on iOS, Android, Web.
Overview
Match.com is one of the oldest and most established online dating platforms, launched in 1995. It offers comprehensive profiles, advanced search filters, and various communication tools to help singles find serious relationships. Match hosts events and provides dating advice to support members in their search for love.
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Pricing
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Standard
$35.99 /mo
Premium
$44.99 /mo
Capabilities
Advanced Search
Daily Matches
Messaging
Profile Verification
Events
Dating Advice
Ios support
Available on ios
Android support
Available on android
Web support
Available on web
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Match.com pricing is not publicly accessible. Access to pricing details requires visiting the Match.com website directly or contacting their support team.
SourceMatch.com membership options and pricing are not disclosed on their public pages. Visit Match.com directly to review available membership tiers.
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