OkCupid pricing: free features and App Store prices by country

What a free OkCupid account does

Free accounts can create a profile, answer questions, match and message. The help centre says so in its own words: "Using OkCupid is completely free. You do not have to pay to create an account or interact with other users and matches." Gender and orientation preferences work as deal breakers at no cost, and the listing shows ads.

Paid plans add seeing who has liked you, unlimited Likes and Dealbreakers. Unlimited Likes imply a cap on free ones, and the pages checked do not say how big it is. The app itself, from the Match % score to Intros, is covered in the OkCupid review.

What each paid item includes

The help centre describes OkCupid Premium as a subscription with four feature lines: "See everyone who likes you without having to like them first," "Three free SuperLikes each week," "See how matches publicly answered questions without answering them first," and "Includes OkCupid Basic: set Dealbreakers, see all Intros received at once, unlimited Likes, no ads." The terms say a purchased subscription renews automatically until cancelled, although the App Store lists do not state renewal.

The other names are harder to pin down. No feature list was found for A-List, so how it differs from OkCupid Premium is not confirmed. OkCupid Basic has App Store rows in Brazil, Spain, France, India and Mexico but none in the US, UK, Canada or Australia. Incognito Mode, a paid upgrade that also removes ads, is described in the help centre but has no App Store item of its own in the lists read, and so no price.

OkCupid prices in five countries

The US App Store lists one A-List price and six OkCupid Premium prices, with no billing period for any of them. Six items under one name could be different lengths or different tiers; calling any of them weekly or monthly would be a guess.

Prices as listed in the store on November 5, 2026. They change by country, platform, account and promotion.

The spread inside one storefront is wide. OkCupid Premium runs from GBP 5.99 to GBP 44.99 on the UK App Store, from CAD 10.99 to CAD 84.99 on Canada's and from AUD 12.99 to AUD 89.99 on Australia's. Currencies differ and nothing here converts them. A-List is a single row wherever it appears.

Names alone mislead. On Spain's App Store, OkCupid Basic is listed at EUR 8.99, above the lowest OkCupid Premium row of EUR 7.99, so with periods missing, a price does not tell the plans apart. The US and UK lists each add up to 10 items (one A-List, six Premium and three Boost prices), the most Apple shows per storefront, so other items may exist.

OkCupid pricing by country

Euro storefronts agree on A-List: EUR 9.99 on the App Store in Spain, France, Ireland, Italy and the Netherlands. No A-List row appears for Germany. On those App Stores the lowest Premium row is EUR 7.99 in Spain, Ireland and Italy and EUR 15.99 in Germany, France and the Netherlands.

iPhone (App Store) listings only. Google Play and web prices are not covered.

OkCupid Basic differs sharply between neighboring storefronts: EUR 8.99 on Spain's App Store and EUR 21.99 on France's, with nothing in the listings to explain it. Brazil's App Store lists A-List at BRL 31.9, Basic at BRL 32.9 and Premium from BRL 25.9 to BRL 194.9. India's App Store lists Basic at INR 499 and INR 669, Premium from INR 489 to INR 1999, and OkCupid Premium Plus at INR 1499, the only row with that name in these listings. Japan's App Store lists A-List at JPY 1200 and Premium from JPY 1900 to JPY 8600.

Boosts sold separately

Boosts are in-app purchases on iPhone, apart from the subscriptions. Many rows state no pack size.

On the US App Store the Boost items are USD 0.99, USD 1.99 and USD 8.99, none with a pack size. The UK App Store labels one item "1 Boost" at GBP 6.99, next to GBP 0.99 and GBP 1.99 items without a label. Canada's App Store lists 1 Boost at CAD 9.99, and the App Stores of Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy and the Netherlands each list 1 Boost at EUR 7.99. What the cheaper unlabelled items buy is not stated.

Free trial

No OkCupid source read says a free trial is offered, for which plan or for how long, so none is recorded.

Why one name shows several prices

OkCupid's terms say "our pricing varies based on a number of factors," and that promotional rates "may vary based on region, length of subscription, bundle size, past purchases, account activity, and more." The listings never say which Premium price belongs to which length or tier. No source read says prices depend on the member's age.

How to cancel an OkCupid subscription

According to the OkCupid terms, where you cancel depends on where you paid, and three routes are named:

• Apple ID subscriptions are cancelled in the iPhone Subscriptions settings.
• Google Play subscriptions are cancelled in the Play app.
• PayPal or card subscriptions are paused when an account is disabled and cancelled when it is deleted.

Deleting the account or the app does not stop store billing, and cancelling a subscription does not remove the profile. Every price on this page is an App Store row, so the Apple route applies to them. The steps across apps are in cancel a dating app subscription, and account deletion steps covers the other half.

Refunds

Purchases are generally final and non-refundable, with no refund for unused subscription periods, except where local law gives one. The terms give a full refund in the first 14 days for subscribers in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland as an example. Purchases made through Apple are refunded by Apple, not OkCupid. Virtual items such as Boosts fall under the same final-sale wording.

Section 8d also lists special terms. Subscribers in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island and Wisconsin can cancel without penalty up to midnight of the third business day after purchase, and Germany has a one-month notice period after renewal.

Android and web prices

Google Play shows only a price range for in-app purchases and no per-tier rows. Android and web prices are not covered here, and App Store rows cannot be assumed to match them. Tinder vs OkCupid sets the two apps side by side.