S. It has about 8 million users, the most of any other dating app surveyed by Statista. That means you have a pretty solid chance of eventually matching with someone who piques your interest-even if it takes a lot of left-swiping to get there. As mentioned, the app is free, but you can access premium features like Tinder Plus starting around $4.99 a month.

5. A lot of Fish

Another one of the original dating websites turned apps with an eye toward finding a relationship, POF got 90 million users in its heyday. It’s still popular (Statista ranked it as number two), and the app claims you’re 2.7 times more likely to enter a conversation in your first 24 hours than on other apps. In polling its female users, the app found that 44 percent were single mothers-and that they find a partner 10 percent faster than the average user. Download and swipe for free, and upgrade to add more photos or show up first to potential partners starting at $.

six. Rely

After filling in the free app’s questionnaire and prompts (think standard icebreakers like: “my biggest pet peeve is…” and “my go-to karaoke song is…”), Hinge will start matching you with users who share common interests. The algorithm also serves you with your “Extremely Suitable” matches-who you’re eight times more likely to go out with, they say. And not only does the app show you how many people have liked you, it also tells you what they liked about you, making it easy to start a conversation.

seven. OKCupid

OKCupid’s algorithm uses some concerns to determine what “percentage” you’ll suits having any kind of its five billion users. You to compatibility-driven focus is particularly attractive to people, which made 58 percent of one’s participants whom common which app for the PCMag’s poll.…