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Dating sites in the United States: listed services and what to check

These services are listed for readers in the United States. Compare them below and read our guides before you register.

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Compare the services listed for the United States, see what each one costs to try and how to leave, then register where you feel comfortable.

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For adults only (18+). Services marked "Review in progress" have no rating yet. Some links are affiliate links.

Compare the first services listed in the United States

ServiceTypeListed forStatus
CuteOrSlutCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
Easy-LayCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
FlirtfordateDating (general)AUCAGBNZUS★★★★★★★★7/8 verifiedVisit site Ad
Fuck-me.ioCasual and adult datingUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
JoinTheDatingCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
LookAWomanCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
MapMyMilfCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSZAReview in progressVisit site Ad
MatchSniperCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSZAReview in progressVisit site Ad
NotAloneAtHomeCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
SnatchHerCasual and adult datingAUCAGBIENZUSZAReview in progressVisit site Ad
WellhelloCasual and adult datingAUCAGBNZUSReview in progressVisit site Ad
Fling.comCasual and adult datingCAUSReview in progressLink coming soon

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Popular cities in the United States

The United States is a large market, so services differ a lot in price, features and how easy they make it to cancel. Pick a city for local tips on meeting safely and the services listed for the country.

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Your rights and where to get help in the United States

Plain pointers from official bodies. This is general information, not legal advice. Checked 2026-10-13.

What to know

  • The Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA) applies to online subscriptions. Sellers must clearly disclose the material terms before taking your billing details, get your express consent and give you a simple way to stop recurring charges.
  • The FTC's 2024 "click-to-cancel" rule was struck down in July 2025 and is not in force. Some states have their own automatic renewal laws, so check yours.
  • If a charge looks wrong, keep screenshots and ask your card issuer about a dispute.

Where to report or ask

FTC

Report scams and misleading billing to the Federal Trade Commission.

ReportFraud.ftc.gov

FBI IC3

Report internet crime, including romance fraud, to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center.

ic3.gov

Before you register anywhere, check who runs the service, what it costs, how to leave, what the terms say about profiles, how your data is handled and whether support answers.

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Questions

How do I tell if a dating site is legit?

Check who runs it, whether prices and cancellation steps are clear, and what the terms say about profiles. Our 10-point checklist walks you through it.

What does "Review in progress" mean?

The service is listed so you can see what is available, but our checks are not finished and it has no rating yet.

How can I stop recurring charges?

Turn off auto-renew where you subscribed, keep proof, and contact your bank if charges continue. See our cancellation guide.