DisabilityMatch welcomes singles with Asperger's syndrome and autism, alongside every other disability type and long-term health condition. Neurodivergent conditions are part of the community, so you do not have to explain yourself before getting to know someone.
Asperger's and autism
Asperger's syndrome is no longer diagnosed as a separate condition, but many people still describe themselves that way. Use whichever word fits you.
Dating at your own pace
- Messages, not pressure. Take the time you need to read and reply.
- Your profile, your words. Say how you like to communicate and what a comfortable first date looks like.
- Search that helps. VIP members get advanced search filters and can hide unverified profiles.
Safety and verification
ID verification is free. You add a clear photo of yourself and a government photo ID, the admin team matches the two, and your profile shows a Blue Tick. Your real name and email address are never shown publicly, other members only see an approximate distance, and the support team is available 24 hours a day. More on the safety page.
What it costs
Joining is free on the Classic membership: you can create a full profile, browse members, get daily match suggestions, use limited messaging and reply to VIP members. VIP, which adds unlimited messaging, advanced search filters and seeing who likes you, is £24.95 a month (current prices are on the pricing page).
Before you start
Read how to write a disability dating profile and what to say on dating apps, and see how DisabilityMatch compares with other sites on our comparisons page.