MillionaireMatch vs Seeking in 2026: which one fits you?

Choose MillionaireMatch if you want a relationship with a wealthy partner on equal terms, and Seeking if you want a sugar arrangement where one side openly provides support. Millionaire dating and sugar dating are often treated as the same thing. They are not. The first is about who you date, and the second is about the deal you make.

The short answer

MillionaireMatch, founded in 2001, markets itself as dating with the "rich elite". Members of either gender can pay, and its signature feature is a badge for members who prove income or assets. Seeking is a sugar dating site. Its paying members, mostly men, fund access, while women can join and message free. If you join MillionaireMatch expecting an allowance, or Seeking expecting a conventional romance, you will likely be disappointed either way.

Side by side

	MillionaireMatch	Seeking
Model	Premium membership for wealthy-singles dating	Subscription sugar dating (Gold, Platinum, Diamond)
Who pays	Mostly men, but both can buy; free basic accounts can reply	Men / "successful members"; women can join and message free
Price	Conflicting, third-party: Premium 1 month $70 (DatingScout, DatingApps) vs $100 (millionairematchcom.com, not verified as official). Platinum $500/month (2025 press release)	Official, from January 1, 2026: Platinum $150 (30 days) or $380 (90 days); Diamond $375 (30 days). Gold price not stated
Verification	Mandatory live video selfie; optional government ID; Certified Millionaire badge	AI selfie verification (added 2025); optional background check badge
Income proof	Badge requires proof of over $200k income or a $1M bank balance, plus ID	Income verification reported at every tier (unverified)
Trustpilot	No score shown: rating disabled for breaching Trustpilot guidelines (98 reviews, 73% one-star)	1.6/5 from 41 reviews
Company	MillionaireMatch Inc; HQ conflicting (Silicon Valley vs Vaughan, Ontario)	Reflex Media, Inc., Las Vegas
Apps	iOS 4.35/5 (10,458 ratings); Google Play 3.9/5	Google Play; App Store absence reported by one third party
Status / changes	$500 Platinum plan with bodyguard service (March 2025)	2026 price increase and tier rename

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Before the 2026 increase, third-party sites listed Seeking Premium at $109.99 a month and Diamond at $274.99. Those figures are out of date: from January 1, 2026, Seeking's own announcement puts Platinum at $150 for 30 days and Diamond at $375 for 30 days. Full price tables are in MillionaireMatch pricing and Seeking pricing.

Where MillionaireMatch wins

Wealth you can check. The Certified Millionaire badge requires proof of more than $200,000 in income or a $1 million bank balance, plus ID, according to DatingScout. It needs a Premium membership, and no separate fee was found. On Seeking, the verified badge comes from an optional background check, and income verification is reported by one third party but unverified.

Real apps on both stores. MillionaireMatch has an iOS app rated 4.35 out of 5 from 10,458 ratings and an Android app rated 3.9 out of 5. Seeking's app is reported only on Google Play.

A free tier that can reply. Free basic members can browse, send up to 50 winks a day and reply to messages, according to DatingScout. Free men on Seeking can browse and request private photos but cannot message.

A possible refund window. DatingScout reports a 3-day refund window, which could not be checked against the official terms. Seeking's official FAQ says all sales are final.

Where Seeking wins

It is built for arrangements. If you want clear terms about support, Seeking is designed around them. On MillionaireMatch, raising money early is likely to read as a mismatch with what members signed up for.

A clear price for many women: zero. Women can join and message free on Seeking. On MillionaireMatch, initiating messages requires Premium for anyone.

A review record that is still visible. Seeking's Trustpilot score is poor at 1.6, but it is shown. Trustpilot has disabled MillionaireMatch's rating after removing fake reviews, so there is no score to rely on at all.

Larger claimed size. Seeking claims 46 million or more members (a 2024 figure). MillionaireMatch's last published figure is 3.8 million worldwide and 2.6 million in the US, as of February 2021. Both are company claims.

Red flags on both

Price confusion. MillionaireMatch's one-month price is listed at $70 or $100 depending on the source, and Trustpilot reviewers report it rising from $60 to $100. Seeking's 2026 prices, by contrast, are official: $150 for 30 days of Platinum and $375 for 30 days of Diamond.
Ghost activity. MillionaireMatch reviewers report inactive members shown as "recently active" and suspected bots. A DatingScout UK review notes few verified millionaires. Seeking reviewers report fake profiles, scammers and escort profiles.
Account loss. MillionaireMatch reviewers report sudden rejection or deactivation after verification. Seeking reviewers report suspension after paying, with no refund.
Exclusion history. In 2015 MillionaireMatch deleted more than 1,000 profiles it deemed "not attractive or too poor".
Advance-fee scams on sugar sites. A common scam has a fake "sugar daddy" ask the victim for a gift card or a "verification" fee before any money is sent.

For the full records, see Is MillionaireMatch legit? and Is Seeking legit?.

Which to choose

You want a long-term partner who happens to be wealthy: MillionaireMatch. Look for the Certified Millionaire badge before investing time.
You want an arrangement with defined support: Seeking.
You are a wealthy man who wants proof of status on his profile: MillionaireMatch's badge does that more directly than anything on Seeking.
You are a woman on a tight budget: Seeking is free to message. MillionaireMatch requires Premium to start conversations.
You want other options for high-income men: see our guide to sugar daddy sites for rich men.

FAQ

Is MillionaireMatch a sugar dating site?

Not by design. It presents itself as dating with wealthy singles, and both men and women can pay. Seeking is the sugar dating site in this pair.

How much does MillionaireMatch cost in 2026?

Third-party sources disagree. DatingScout and DatingApps list $70 for one month, and millionairematchcom.com lists $100 a month. That site could not be confirmed as official. A separate Platinum plan announced in March 2025 costs $500 a month.

Why does MillionaireMatch have no Trustpilot score?

Trustpilot has disabled its rating for breaching its guidelines after removing fake reviews. The page still shows 98 reviews, 73% of them one-star. When the rating was disabled is unverified.

Does Seeking verify income?

One third party reports income verification at every tier, but this is unverified. Seeking's confirmed checks are AI selfie verification and an optional background check, reportedly $50.