Elite Singles App Review: Pros, Cons, Should You Use Elite Singles? Is It Elite Singles Worth It? Elite Singles Cost, Free Trial, Complaints

There are many dating apps out there and it’s hard to know which ones are for you. The topic of dating apps still carries some stigma but not nearly as much as 5 years ago nor 3 months ago pre-Coronavirus.

Many dating apps over-promise and under-deliver and it’s usually not until you invest several weeks or months that you can arrive at this conclusion.

 

What is Elite Singles? Elite Singles Review (aka Elite Dating App), EliteSingles App Review

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Looking at the name alone ‘EliteSingles’ sounds scammy and narcissistic. If you take a step back and see who owns Elite Singles, it belongs to Spark Networks (the other dating site conglomerate outside of Match Group).

Spark Networks acquired EliteSingles in 2017. Other dating sites owned by Spark Networks include: Zoosk, Christian Mingle, JDate, SilverSingles, JSwipe and a few others. The other properties under the umbrella should give some pause as they are not the most respectable sites out there.

Upon registration, Elite Singles unleashes a barrage of questions similar eHarmony and their personality tests. The first question alone is a bit odd and feels like it has little to do with you and what you seek.

 

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After several dozens questions, including some that feel a bit repetitive, you get the sense that the company is basically gathering info to sell to advertisers as much as it is trying to match you with other people. However, questionnaires like this feel a bit biased.

Many questions ask about how you view yourself and most people lack the self-awareness and brutal honesty to really present oneself accurately.

Once you are done filling out the questions, you get to the screen about preferences. The smallest radius you can select is 50 miles.

Some people are fine with this radius but most people prefer smaller radius to 20-25 miles if that (if you are in a big city, it can be 5-10 miles).

This radius minimum suggests the Elite Singles does not have enough profiles to show you otherwise in your city and surrounding areas. Most other apps contain smaller radius preferences.

 

 

 

 

After you get past this screen, then comes the payment screen. You can bypass this page and go straight to your profile and suggested matches but what irks me is that Elite Singles forces you to sign up for a subscription before you can do anything on the site.

At least Match.com (which I have repeatedly targeted for their suspect practices) allows users to conduct searches of profiles, select smaller radii, let’s users see photos and notes profile activity levels with last login information via their dots and circles. Elite Singles does none of this.

 

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All you can do is look at blurred photos of a handful of people. You can’t even conduct a search to get a rough idea of how many people are in your area.

The only people who use this site are those that think they are too good for Tinder, Hinge, Match or Bumble etc. Do you really want to meet someone like this?

 

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The closest app comparisons for Elite Singles are eHarmony and the League. At least with The League you can curate your preferences and filters more so you can focus on those closer to you and see how they look like.

Of all the apps I have reviewed thus far, this one deserves my absolute lowest ranking next to Adult Friend Finder, Seeking Arrangements, SugarDaddie etc.

 

How Legit Is Elite Singles? Is Elite Singles Any Good? Is Elite Singles A Good Dating App?

I have never recommended it once, to anyone, under any circumstance. Even I recommend Tinder in certain scenarios. I think you should stay clear of this app at all costs.

 

What Is The Success Rate Of Elite Singles?

I have family, friends and clients who have met spouses on nearly every site including Tinder, Craigslist, Coffee Meets Bagel, Hinge, The League, Match, OkCupid, Yahoo Personals, but never have I heard anyone say they have met their partner on Elite Singles. Never.

 

Does EliteSingles Work? Should You Use Elite Singles? Is Elite Singles A Good Dating Site?

Let’s just say I would have a hard time recommending it to anyone, ever.

 

Elite Singles Free Trial

It’s not worth it but if you are curious, Elite Singles may offer you a free 3 day trial when you subscribe to their products. Similar to Match.com states like California may offer customers a grace period for subscription products.

It’s best to contact Elite Singles directly for details. These trial periods usually require you to renew at full price unless you cancel.

Elite Singles Login

https://www.elitesingles.com/web/register

 

Is Elite Singles Worth The Money? Elite Singles Complaints, Is EliteSingles Any Good?

No, I have never recommended this site to anyone. Just because you are paying for a site doesn’t mean it’s a better option than a free dating site. Don’t make this mistake.

 

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Eddie is a dating coach for men & women in San Francisco (clients in NYC, LA, Chicago, & beyond ), as seen in the NYT & Bumble). He helps w/ profiles, photos, wardrobe, messaging, date ideas, red flags, lifestyle choices, hobbies, grooming/hygiene, communication, social skills & offline efforts.