Zoosk – Full Review (United States, 2025)
Updated . Independent editorial; partner links marked “Visit”.
- Best for: Large mainstream pool with smart suggestions
- Age sweet spot: 24-45
- Coverage (US): Broad in cities and suburbs
- Safety: Photo verification, block/report
- App Store (US): low 4s out of 5 overall
- Google Play: high 3s out of 5 overall
Zoosk blends swipe-like browsing with behavioral matchmaking that adapts to your likes over time. It’s a straightforward, mainstream choice with decent depth in most US metros.
Key features (US)
Core
- Swipe-like Carousel plus profile browse
- Behavioral Matchmaking learns from likes
- Discovery controls for distance, age, intent
- Profile prompts and multiple photos
Paid perks
- See who viewed/liked you
- Advanced filters and Incognito
- Boosts for visibility
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Simple, familiar interface
- Adaptive suggestions improve over time
- Good coverage across many US regions
Trade-offs
- Most helpful features behind paywall
- Can feel generic without refined filters
- Quality varies outside larger metros
Pricing in the United States – guide
| Plan | Monthly (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Premium tiers | Varies by age & market | Incognito, advanced filters, visibility tools. |
Tip: start with Carousel for quick signals, then refine with filters.
Safety and privacy
- Verify photos; report/block quickly on boundary issues
- Public first meets; share plans with a friend
- Keep contact info private until trust builds
Loveify verdict
A mainstream, easy starter with adaptive matching. Pair with Hinge for richer prompts or Bumble for women-first dynamics.