Best for: Finding a relationship in your 20s and 30s
- Detailed, conversation-friendly profiles
- Strong focus on real relationships
- Free version is usable
- Free version
- Yes
- Paid from
- ≈ $30/mo
Comparison
Both are for Latter-day Saints. Mutual is a free swipe app popular with younger members; LDS Singles is a website with suggested matches that suits over-30s.
Quick verdict
Mutual wins overall for most people. Choose Mutual if you are under 35 and want free messaging. Choose LDS Singles if you are over 30 and prefer a website and suggestions.
| Feature | Mutual | LDS Singles |
|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 4.0 / 5 | 3.6 / 5 |
| Best for | Latter-day Saint singles | Latter-day Saints over 30 who prefer a website |
| Audience | Mostly 18–35, Latter-day Saints; strongest in Utah and the western US | Mostly 30–60, Latter-day Saints, US-centred |
| Typical goal | Dating and marriage | Relationships and marriage |
| Free version | Yes | Limited |
| Paid from | ≈ $10/mo | ≈ $25/mo |
| Platforms | iOS, Android | iOS, Android, Web |
| Format | Swipe app | Website and app with suggestions |
| Free messaging | Yes | No — Premium needed |
| Run by | Independent company | Spark Networks |
Mutual
LDS Singles
Mutual paid plans start at ≈ $10/mo; LDS Singles paid plans start at ≈ $25/mo. Prices vary by country and plan length — see Mutual pricing and LDS Singles pricing.
Best for: Finding a relationship in your 20s and 30s
Best for: Serious relationships and marriage
Mutual for most people, especially under 35; LDS Singles for older members who prefer a website.
No — both are independent services.