The Best Dating Sites for Seniors With Disabilities in 2025

While seniors may be a minority on other dating sites, they make up 80 percent of SilverSingles members, increasing your chances of finding love.

Seniors have the lowest online dating usage rates of any group. Thirty percent of U.S. adults have tried online dating, but that drops to 23 percent for people in their 50s, 14 percent for those in their 60s, and 12 percent for people 70 and older, according to Pew Research Center data.1

That’s why SilverSingles works—eight out of 10 members are 50 or older.

This matters for disabled people because adults 65 and up have the highest disability rates of any age group.2 Twenty-four percent of U.S. adults ages 65 to 74 have disabilities, and 46 percent of people 75 and up have disabilities.

On SilverSingles, you’re likely to find more people with disabilities and people who accept disabilities.

We paid about $20 monthly for an annual SilverSingles subscription. That’s equal to Match, more expensive than Special Bridge, and cheaper than eHarmony.

You can use SilverSingles for free, but photos are blurred and messaging isn’t available.

SilverSingles Membership Pricing

SilverSingles customers gave it average ratings of 1.3 out of five stars on Consumer Affairs and 2.5 out of five stars on Trustpilot (565 total reviews). Some complained about fake profiles, difficulty canceling subscriptions, and unhelpful customer service.

SilverSingles blurs photos until you pay for membership. The same applies to messaging, making the free version just a preview.

While SilverSingles targets seniors, it’s not disability-specific. For a disability-focused site, consider Special Bridge.

SilverSingles provides great options for meeting other seniors age 50 and older. Read our SilverSingles dating review to learn more.

Dating another person with disabilities has advantages. They understand what having a disability is like in ways able-bodied people cannot. Special Bridge serves both as a dating service and community for disabled people seeking relationships or friendships.

When creating our Special Bridge profile, we could check off multiple disabilities from nearly 40 options. These included intellectual disabilities like autism, depression, and ADD/ADHD, plus physical disabilities like spinal injuries, paralysis, and Down Syndrome.

Special Bridge promotes transparency. You can be honest about your disability with other disabled people, building relationships based on trust and mutual support.

We could browse members by age, gender, state, or disability. Special Bridge lists each disability with member counts and brief descriptions. For example, 833 members have Asperger’s syndrome.

Special Bridge is the most affordable option on this list. Prices start at $7.50 monthly with an annual subscription ($89.99 total). The one-month plan costs $9.99.

While we could see unblurred photos for free, clicking profiles showed a “critical error.” Premium membership is required to view profiles, chat, access forums, and add photos.

Special Bridge Membership Pricing

Despite existing since 2014,3 no customers have reviewed Special Bridge on Consumer Affairs or Trustpilot. This may be because disabled people make up about 13 percent of U.S. adults (U.S. Census4), creating a smaller user base for reviews.

We experienced multiple technical issues with Special Bridge’s basic WordPress site. Login errors occurred initially, and clicking profiles generated more errors before we learned premium membership was required.

The site isn’t as sophisticated as mainstream options like Match, but it functions despite some roadblocks.

If you’re comfortable troubleshooting minor issues and want to meet other disabled people, Special Bridge provides the online community you’re seeking.

Christian Mingle is the top choice for finding a Christian partner. According to research firm Survata,5 it’s responsible for more Christian marriages that started online than competitors. Seventy-one percent of members attend church at least weekly.

Christian Mingle isn’t disability-specific, but it focuses on Christians, who are taught in Leviticus 19:18 to “love thy neighbor.” If you’re both Christian and disabled, you’ll find that everyone here shares your faith.

Additionally, with almost 60,000 new members monthly, Christian Mingle has the world’s highest percentage of Christians on any dating site. On our profile, we could set filters for height, marital status, and occupation. Though there’s no disability category, profiles allow long-form text where you can mention disabilities.

Christian Mingle ranks second-most expensive on this list, after eHarmony. Costs start at $24.99 monthly with a six-month package—about three times Special Bridge’s cost.

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Christian Mingle Membership Pricing

Christian Mingle has the worst customer ratings on this list: 1.8 on Consumer Affairs and 1.4 on Trustpilot. People liked the large number seeking long-term relationships with other Christians but complained about pricing and the limited free version that doesn’t allow messaging.

Christian Mingle targets Christians, not disabled people or seniors. Not everyone will be interested in dating disabled people or those over 50. It’s also expensive compared to the other sites, and the free version doesn’t support actual connections.

If faith is your priority in finding love, you’ll find like-minded Christians on Christian Mingle. Read our guides to Christian dating and Catholic dating for seniors to learn more.

Match.com is the most popular dating site for seniors, giving you the broadest possible selection to find the perfect partner.

Match’s standout feature is the size of its user base. While no dating site publicly reveals its user count, external sources confirm Match’s widespread popularity.

A 2023 Pew Research Center survey shows Match is the most-used site among U.S. seniors who date online. While 31 percent of all online dating users have tried Match, that rises to 41 percent for people 70+, 51 percent for ages 60-69, and 53 percent for ages 50-59.6

According to Match’s statistics, 37 percent of users are 50+, making this the site’s fastest-growing demographic. While not everyone will date disabled people, the large user base increases your chances of finding someone open to it or another person with disabilities.

Match pricing is in the middle of the pack. You can pay $19.99 monthly with an annual package, but costs double with three-month packages.

Match offers a free version with limited messaging. You’ll only see people who “Super Liked” you, get 12 daily “Top Picks,” and won’t receive read receipts.

Match Senior Dating Membership Pricing

Match has poor ratings from Consumer Affairs (1.7) and Trustpilot (2.1) based on 3,345 total reviews. Many complained about cancellation and refund issues. Others mentioned bots (fake profiles), though the site now requires SMS verification. When we used an online headshot, we got locked out, suggesting the bot problem has improved.

Sixty-three percent of Match users are under 50. Specifically, 19 percent are under 30, and 44 percent are ages 30-49. Many won’t date seniors, and being disabled adds another challenge. Some may prefer senior- or disability-specific sites like SilverSingles or Special Bridge.

If you’re comfortable matching with people of various ages, religions, and ability levels, Match provides the most options for seniors. Read our Match dating for seniors guide for more details.

Nearly half of U.S. online daters 50+ say they use dating sites to find long-term partners, according to Pew Research Center. If that’s you, eHarmony’s lengthy compatibility quiz goes deeper than surface-level appearance.

Instead of just basic information like height, age, and occupation, eHarmony digs deeper. We took a 20-minute compatibility quiz asking important questions, like our main reason for wanting a relationship.

We also chose appealing images that determined our personality and preferences. For example, we selected our favorite shapes. While we weren’t sure what our answers meant, anyone completing this process must be serious about meeting someone. Other dating sites take under two minutes to join.

eHarmony isn’t senior- or disability-specific like Match, but the extensive quiz goes beyond physical limitations or abilities.

eHarmony costs the most on this list (and of any dating site we’ve tested), starting around $30 monthly for two-year packages.

The free version has unblurred photos but lacks distance search, profile view notifications, and unlimited daily messaging.

eHarmony Membership Pricing

The free version has unblurred photos, which we loved, but we couldn’t do a distance search, see who viewed our profiles, or send unlimited messaging per day. Still, if you can’t spend the money, the free version is decent.

4,386 people reviewed eHarmony across Consumer Affairs (1.5 rating) and Trustpilot (3.3 rating). The 3.3 is this list’s highest score, with customers praising the site for older widowers and widows. However, many had trouble stopping charges, and others complained about seeing the same people repeatedly (more common in areas with few users).

eHarmony’s biggest issue is pricing and billing. While sites like Christian Mingle and Special Bridge offer one-month memberships, eHarmony requires six months minimum. Prices start at $30 monthly, one-third more than Match and SilverSingles, and three times Special Bridge’s cost.

Despite the price, eHarmony could be worth it if you’re serious about finding your next long-term relationship. Read our eHarmony for seniors review to learn more.