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Dating site for singles 50+ · Match Group (People Media) · Last checked November 2026

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Good for: Daters over 50 who want a site built around their age group, at a lower price than Match.

Skip it if: You're under 45, or you want strong verification: ID checks are only offered in some markets.

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OurTime is Match Group's site for people over 50. The crowd is older by design, which suits a woman in her 50s or 60s, and a man looking for one, better than a general app where she is the exception. It costs less than Match: around $35 for a single month, less per month on a six-month plan.

The free account is mostly a window: you can search, look at profiles and send Flirts, and read messages from paying members, but holding a conversation means paying. OurTime uses SMS verification and says it checks sex-offender registries when it can, but it doesn't background-check everyone.

It is also a prime hunting ground for romance scammers, because the people on it are older. That isn't a reason to avoid it; it's a reason to read how romance scams aimed at older daters work before you start.

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The facts

Cost
Free to search, view profiles, send Flirts and read messages from paying members. The Senior List reported $34.96 for one month and six-month plans of $95.76 or $119.76, paid up front, in March 2026.[1]
Who uses it
Aimed at singles 50 and older (anyone 18+ can join). Match Group does not report OurTime's users separately, and we found no audited count.[1]
Verification & safety tools
SMS verification, plus optional ID verification in some markets. OurTime may demand a photo-ID check from accounts it suspects, and checks sex-offender registries when it has enough information, but it does not run background checks on everyone.[2]
Privacy record
We found no breach of OurTime itself. Its parent's January 2026 incident was claimed against Match, Hinge and OkCupid data.[3]
Bots, fakes & regulators
Same parent as Match.com, which the FTC sued in 2019 over ads triggered by suspected-fraud accounts; Match Group settled for $14M in 2025 over guarantee, billing and cancellation practices. The case did not concern OurTime.[4][5]

Sources

  1. The Senior List: OurTime pricing and review (Mar 2026)
  2. OurTime Help: Colorado Safety Policy Information
  3. The Register: ShinyHunters claims 10M records from Match Group dating apps (Jan 2026)
  4. FTC: FTC sues owner of Match.com over fake love-interest ads (Sep 2019)
  5. FTC: Match Group agrees to pay $14 million (Aug 2025)

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