Our verdict
LDS Singles is a long-running dating site for Latter-day Saints, run by Spark Networks (the company behind Christian Mingle and SilverSingles). It suits members over 30 who prefer a website and suggested matches to swiping.
Bottom line: A good complement to Mutual for older LDS singles. Younger members will find more people on Mutual.
Great for: Latter-day Saints over 30 who prefer a website
Not ideal for: People who want free messaging.
A long-running LDS dating site
LDS Singles is one of the longest-running dating sites for Latter-day Saints. It is run by Spark Networks, the company behind Christian Mingle, SilverSingles and Zoosk, and it is not owned by or affiliated with the Church — a point the site makes clearly.
It works differently from Mutual. Rather than swiping, you receive personalised match suggestions rooted in shared values, and you can show interest with smiles and winks. It works well on a computer as well as on a phone, which suits members who like to read profiles properly.
Who it suits: Latter-day Saints over about 30 — including mid-singles, divorced and widowed members — who prefer a website with suggested matches to a fast-moving swipe app.
What to keep in mind: messaging freely needs a Premium subscription, and the membership is smaller than Mutual's, especially among younger members. Outside areas with large LDS populations, suggestions may be sparse.
Our tip: fill in the values sections fully. Suggestions are only as good as the information behind them, and members on LDS Singles tend to read profiles before they reply.
It is also worth adding a few recent photos that show your life outside dating — family activities, service, hobbies. On a smaller site, a complete profile is the difference between being suggested often and being overlooked.
LDS Singles at a glance
| Audience | Mostly 30–60, Latter-day Saints, US-centred |
|---|---|
| Typical goal | Relationships and marriage |
| Free version | Limited — Create a profile, Personalised match suggestions, Smiles and winks |
| Paid from | ≈ $25/mo (see all plans) |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Web |
Pros and cons
Pros
- Built for Latter-day Saints
- Suits over-30s
- Web and app
- Personalised suggestions
Cons
- Messaging needs Premium
- Smaller than Mutual
- Not affiliated with the Church
Key features
- Values-based suggestions
- Personalised match suggestions rooted in shared values.
- Smiles and winks
- Show interest for free before upgrading.
- Website and apps
- Works on a computer as well as on a phone.
How much does LDS Singles cost?
| Plan | Indicative price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Create a profile, Personalised match suggestions, Smiles and winks |
| Premium | ≈ $25–50/mo | Unlimited messaging, Read receipts, More match suggestions |
Prices are indicative, in US dollars unless another currency is shown, and were checked September 23, 2026. Apps often charge different amounts by country, age, platform and plan length — confirm the final price in the app before paying.
Want the full breakdown and ways to save? Read our LDS Singles pricing guide and free trial options.
Is LDS Singles safe?
LDS Singles is not owned by or affiliated with the Church. Report anyone who asks for money.
Before meeting anyone, follow our verification checklist.
Not sure LDS Singles is right for you?
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- Built for Latter-day Saints
- Free messaging
- Large, active community
- Free version
- Yes
- Paid from
- ≈ $10/mo
Best for: Serious relationships and marriage
- Strong focus on long-term compatibility
- Serious, older user base
- Less time wasted on swiping
- Free version
- Limited
- Paid from
- ≈ $25/mo
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- Faith-focused community
- Relationship-minded members
- Easy to use
- Free version
- Limited
- Paid from
- ≈ $25/mo
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LDS Singles FAQ
Is LDS Singles free?
It is free to join, get suggestions and send smiles; unlimited messaging needs Premium.
Is LDS Singles affiliated with the Church?
No — it is run by Spark Networks and is not affiliated with the Church.
LDS Singles or Mutual?
Mutual is bigger and free to message, especially for under-35s; LDS Singles suits older members who prefer a website.