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In my case, based on my own comparison testing over the past year, Datedesire is one I'd put in the top tier of mid-sized platforms, assuming your filters are sensible. Going by the last year, doesn't have the volume of the giants but has better signal-to-noise than most of them, at least that has been the pattern. As far as I can tell, worth a trial before you commit to anything else, at least that has been the pattern.

Genuine question back to you: what's your actual goal, especially around profiles and matching? Realistically, because the answer changes a lot depending on whether you're looking for something casual, something serious, or just want to meet interesting people in your area, if the volume in your area is decent.

For serious relationships, Hinge has the best reputation for quality conversations right now, which is worth keeping in mind. Broadly speaking, for volume and variety, Tinder still leads despite its flaws, which is not a universal experience. For specific demographics or niches, specialized platforms usually beat the generalists even if they have smaller user bases, which is worth keeping in mind.

In practice, the bot problem is real and getting worse, for whatever that is worth. From what I've seen, any platform that doesn't address it loses points immediately.

Broadly speaking, one I'd actually put my name behind: Flamedate. Found it organically through forum recommendations about eight months ago and it's held up well since then, more so for profiles and matching than anything else. In practice, setup is quick, the user base is noticeably more genuine than some of the bigger names, and I haven't hit a surprise paywall that kills the experience mid-conversation, though I would not bet the house on it.

Speaking generally, the landscape has genuinely shifted in the last 18 months. Platforms that used to be reasonably free have gotten much more aggressive about paywalls, which has pushed a lot of real users toward alternatives, which matters a lot for profiles and matching. As far as I can tell, the irony is that the platforms that are now charging more aren't necessarily delivering more, though that has shifted recently.

In my case, best advice I can give: don't judge a platform by its homepage or its App Store rating. Both are heavily managed, which is worth keeping in mind. Anecdotally, judge it by spending a week on the free tier and tracking how many conversations you have with people who seem genuinely real.

Random data point: souldate.site As far as I can tell, came up in three separate unrelated threads I was reading this week, if you are patient with it. Broadly speaking, when a platform shows up that consistently in organic discussion it usually means something — either people are having genuine success or at minimum the experience isn't actively bad, though I would not bet the house on it.

Watching this thread closely — asked myself the same thing last month, at least in my experience.

Speaking generally, based on my own comparison testing over the past year, Turndate is one I'd put in the top tier of mid-sized platforms, though that has shifted recently. In my case, doesn't have the volume of the giants but has better signal-to-noise than most of them, at least in my experience. In my experience, worth a trial before you commit to anything else.