eHarmony – Full Review (New Zealand, 2025)

Updated . Independent editorial; partner links marked “Visit”.

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  • Best for: Long-term, compatibility-led matching
  • Age sweet spot: 28-55
  • Coverage (NZ): Strong in cities; workable in many regions
  • Safety: Guided flows, report/block, profile verification prompts
  • App Store (NZ): low-to-mid 4s out of 5 overall
  • Google Play: ~4/5 overall (varies by version)

eHarmony’s longer onboarding and guided messaging suit NZ daters seeking commitment. Expect fewer but more intent-aligned introductions.

Key features (NZ)

Core

  • Compatibility questionnaire and match feed
  • Guided prompts to reduce small talk
  • Intent and values surfaced early
  • Match-only chat; photo tips and checks

Paid perks

  • See who viewed/liked you
  • Expanded discovery and filters
  • Read receipts and visibility tools

Strengths and trade-offs

Strengths

  • Strong intent and guided messaging flow
  • Less noise than swipe apps
  • Good fit for commitment-minded daters

Trade-offs

  • Onboarding takes longer than peers
  • Fewer daily options
  • Key features sit in paid tiers

Pricing in New Zealand – guide

PlanMonthly (NZD)Notes
Premium tiersVaries by age & marketSee likes/views, read receipts, more filters, visibility perks.

Tip: invest time in the questionnaire; it drives match quality.

Safety and privacy

  • Keep early chats in-app; report boundaries fast
  • Public first meets; share itinerary with a friend
  • Don’t share private contact until trust builds

Loveify verdict

A steady, intent-led path for NZ relationship seekers. Pair with Hinge if you want more prompt-driven chats alongside.