eHarmony – Full Review (United Kingdom, 2025)
Updated . Independent editorial; partner links marked “Visit”.
- Best for: Commitment-focused relationships
- Age sweet spot: 28–50
- Coverage (UK): Strong nationwide with metro depth
- Safety: Profile checks, report/block, guided tips
- App Store (UK): low-to-mid 4s / 5 overall
- Google Play: ~4/5 overall (varies by release)
eHarmony’s compatibility questionnaire and guided matching favour long-term intent. In the UK it’s a reliable choice for clarity and commitment.
Key features (UK)
Core
- In-depth questionnaire and compatibility scores
- Guided introductions with conversation prompts
- Intent-forward profiles and match suggestions
- Web + mobile parity with regular updates
Paid perks
- Full photo access and read receipts
- Who viewed you and expanded discovery
- Delivery boosts and priority placement
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Clear intent reduces mismatch and ghosting
- Guided prompts improve first-message quality
- Broad UK coverage for serious seekers
Trade-offs
- Signup takes longer than quick-swipe apps
- Most value sits behind paid tiers
- Interface feels formal for casual users
Pricing in the UK – guide
| Plan | Monthly (GBP) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Premium tiers | Varies by city & term | Full photo access, read receipts, boosts. |
Tip: complete the questionnaire thoughtfully — it drives match quality.
Loveify verdict
For long-term intent and structure, eHarmony is a top UK pick. Pair with a reach app if you want more volume.