How we make this list: we compare pricing pages, product documentation and public user reviews. Ratings come from G2, Capterra or Trustpilot, with the date we checked them.
Key takeaways
- Truly dedicated bisexual-only platforms are rare with small user bases, so LGBTQ+ inclusive platforms such as Feeld, OkCupid, and HER are more practical choices.
- OkCupid offers a genuinely functional free tier with matching and messaging, while Feeld offers limited free functionality with a paid Majestic subscription.
- Hinge has built a strong reputation among LGBTQ+ users between 2024 and 2026 for long-term dating, with prompt-based profiles and flexible gender and orientation settings.
- Dating safety note: meet in public for first dates, never share financial details, never send money to someone you have not met, and use apps that offer photo verification and blocking tools. All apps on this list are for adults 18 and over.
- Biphobia exists on both straight and gay platforms, so filtering by platform helps: Feeld and OkCupid communities tend to be more informed, and blocking and reporting tools matter.
Quick comparison
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free plan |
|---|
 Feeld | Inclusive exploration and couples | Free | Yes |
 OkCupid | Inclusive questions and matching | Free | Yes |
 Hinge | Serious relationships | Free | Yes |
 Bumble | Women-led safety controls | Free | Yes |
 HER | Queer women and non-binary people | Free | Yes |
 Taimi | LGBTQ+ community and dating | Free | Yes |
 BiCupid | Dedicated bisexual community | Free | Yes |
 Tinder | Largest dating pool | Free | Yes |
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The best dating apps for bisexuals
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- Feeld, launched in 2014 as 3nder and rebranded in 2016, is one of the largest dating apps associated with bisexual, pansexual, polyamorous, and kink-oriented dating for multiple genders, with extensive gender and orientation descriptors and joint profiles for couples. It suits exploratory matching and ethical non-monogamy, with a communication focused approach compared with mainstream swipe apps. Core functions are available free, with a paid Majestic subscription adding visibility and filtering features.
Watch out for- Free functionality is limited, and pace can be slow in smaller cities where the community is thinner. The exploratory focus suits open minded daters better than those wanting only traditional monogamous dating. Profile quality varies, since the app attracts a wide range of relationship styles.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- OkCupid offers a genuinely functional free tier that includes matching and messaging for bisexual users, with inclusive questions, multi-gender targeting in discovery, and wide gender, orientation, and pronoun options. Match Questions produce match percentages with real substance, and profiles are richer than swipe-only apps. It suits bisexual singles wanting compatibility-led matching, and for most bisexual singles OkCupid on the free tier is the best starting point before investing in a subscription.
Watch out for- Recurring complaints about fake profiles appear in comparison reporting, and web subscriptions are billed in US dollars, which affects non US users. Swiping is slower than photo-first apps, which suits serious daters better than casual browsers. Premium features add cost for advanced filters.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- Hinge has built a strong reputation among LGBTQ+ users between 2024 and 2026 for long-term dating rather than hookup culture, with prompt-based profiles encouraging detailed bios and conversation, and gender and orientation settings that are relatively flexible. It offers free likes, matching, and messaging, with selfie verification, and it is Match Group fastest growing brand with 2.0 million paying users, up 17 percent year on year in comparison reporting. It suits relationship seekers who prefer conversation over swiping.
Watch out for- A small daily allowance of likes applies on the free plan, and there is no twelve-month plan. Hinge+ pricing starts near 12.99 pounds on the UK App Store in comparison reporting, with US pricing varying. As part of Match Group, Hinge is affected by company-wide changes to pricing, moderation, and features.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- Bumble offers a strong safety stack with free photo and ID verification, an explicit image blur, AI scam detection, and free voice and video calls once matched. Women initiate contact in heterosexual matches, giving daters control over who reaches them, and Bumble BFF adds a friends mode. Bisexual discovery depends on well-set filters, and the app suits daters who want control and safety. Premium plans add Travel Mode and Incognito.
Watch out for- Seeing who has liked you needs Premium, and paying users fell from 2.5 million to 2.1 million in a year in comparison reporting. Short 7 day Premium plans start near 9.99 pounds on the UK App Store, with US pricing varying. Bisexual matching quality depends heavily on filter settings, so set them carefully.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- HER is built for queer women, non-binary, and trans people, not added on as a filter, with free matching, chat, communities, and events, plus more than 30 community groups and live events. Pronouns, gender identity, and Pride Pins sit at the top of profiles, and the community vibe suits bisexual women and non-binary people wanting dating plus community. It is free to join with a premium upgrade option.
Watch out for- HER suits women and non-binary people, so it is less optimal for men seeking bi partners. A daily swipe limit applies for free users, and verification means linking a social media account. HER Premium starts near 13.99 pounds on the UK App Store in comparison reporting, with US pricing varying.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- Taimi is an LGBTQ+ dating and social app founded in 2017, built for gay, lesbian, bi, trans, non-binary, queer, and every identity in between, with dating, friendships, group chats, and social discovery in one platform. It offers multiple gender identity and pronoun options, visibility settings for age, sexuality, and location, free matching and messaging after mutual likes, and safety tools including photo verification, stealth mode, and moderation. It is rated highly in comparison reporting, with App Store ratings near 4.4 out of 5.
Watch out for- Premium plans add unlimited messaging, advanced filters, instant chat, and video calls, so full features need a subscription. The social features can distract from dating for users wanting only matches. Community size varies by region, with thinner coverage outside major cities.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- BiCupid is the largest bisexual dating website, catering specifically to the bi community, where everyone is either bisexual or bi-curious, creating a focused environment for making a bisexual friend or starting a bisexual relationship. Search filters and match lists help bi men and women connect with like-minded singles, and free sign-up lets users test the community before paying. It suits daters who want a dedicated bi space rather than a filter inside a mainstream app.
Watch out for- The interface is older than mainstream apps, and the user base is smaller than Feeld, OkCupid, or Tinder, so match volume is lower. Niche focus means fewer users outside major regions. Premium features need a subscription, and the site feels dated next to modern apps.
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
What we like- Tinder offers the largest dating pool, with more than 75 million users globally in comparison reporting, plus bisexual friendly settings and a free tier for matching and messaging. It suits daters who want maximum volume and fast discovery, with a simple swipe interface and wide geographic coverage. Photo verification and safety tools add basic protection.
Watch out for- The photo-first design suits casual browsing better than compatibility matching, and bisexual users may face biphobia or fetishizing attention on a mainstream pool. Premium features such as unlimited likes and Passport need a subscription. Profile depth is thinner than Hinge or OkCupid.
How we chose
We ranked apps on inclusive gender and orientation settings, multi-gender matching, community size, safety tools, and free tier quality. Apps earned credit for extensive descriptors, couple profiles, community features, photo verification, blocking and reporting tools, and genuinely functional free tiers. We excluded apps with no bisexual friendly settings or no meaningful LGBTQ+ presence. Figures come from published reporting and 2026 comparison coverage, and readers should confirm current terms directly, since pricing and features vary by region.
How to choose the right dating app for bisexuals
Start with your goal: serious relationships point to Hinge or OkCupid, exploration and non-monogamy point to Feeld, community plus dating points to HER or Taimi, and a dedicated bi space points to BiCupid. Next, set your profile clearly and confidently: be clear about your bisexuality in your profile, since ambiguity creates confusion, but write a bio about you rather than leading with sexuality, which tends to attract fetishizing attention rather than genuine connection. Then set matching preferences to include all relevant genders on platforms that allow it, and use filters carefully on Bumble and Tinder, where bisexual discovery depends on well-set filters. Then check safety before meeting: meet in public for first dates, never share financial details, never send money to someone you have not met, and block and report abusive users rather than engaging. Finally, remember biphobia exists on both straight and gay platforms, so do not feel obligated to educate every match, and move on from people who express skepticism about bisexuality.
Frequently asked questions
Are there dedicated bisexual dating sites?
Truly dedicated bisexual-only platforms are rare with small user bases, though BiCupid exists as a niche option. In practice, LGBTQ+ inclusive platforms such as Feeld, OkCupid, and HER are more practical choices, with active communities worldwide and affirming design.
How do I set up my profile to attract matches across genders?
Be clear and confident about your bisexuality, set matching preferences to include all relevant genders, and write a bio about you rather than leading with sexuality. Profile language signaling confidence rather than defensiveness tends to attract better matches.
Are there free bisexual dating options?
Yes. OkCupid has a genuinely functional free tier with matching and messaging, Feeld offers limited free functionality, HER is free to join with premium upgrades, and Hinge and Bumble are free at a basic level. For most bisexual singles, OkCupid or Feeld free tiers are the best starting points.
How do I deal with biphobia on dating apps?
Filtering by platform helps, since Feeld and OkCupid communities tend to be more informed. Do not feel obligated to educate every match, move on from people expressing skepticism, and block and report users who are abusive.
Is dating app safety different for bisexual users?
Safety basics apply to everyone: meet in public, never share financial details, never send money to someone you have not met, and use photo verification and blocking tools. Bisexual users should also watch for fetishizing attention and report it.
Which app is best for bisexual women specifically?
HER suits queer women and non-binary people best, with community groups and events built in. OkCupid and Feeld also suit bisexual women well, with inclusive settings and larger mixed pools.
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