Meet someone worth crossing town for
America Dating connects people across the American continents: from the USA and Canada to Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, the Caribbean and beyond.
- Profiles with photos and bios
- On-site messages first
- One account across all our sites
Create a better first impression
A complete profile helps others understand who you are before the first message.
- 1Create profile
Add your photo, age and basic profile details.
- 2Send a real like
Browse profiles and send a like.
- 3Message after match
Continue in private messages or match chat.
Start by region, then move to real profiles
Move from the Americas overview to countries, cities and profiles without guessing where to start.
USA, Canada, Mexico
Use country pages first, then browse active profiles.
Browse profiles →LALatin AmericaSpanish and Portuguese speakers
Country pages from Mexico to Argentina, then the cities in each one.
Browse profiles →SASouth AmericaBrazil, Colombia, Argentina and more
Go from a country to people with photos and bios.
Browse profiles →CBCaribbeanCaribbean islands and diaspora
Island nations and diaspora communities, from Jamaica to Trinidad.
Browse profiles →Pick a country to start
Each country page shows its main cities and the people who live there.
Know who you're talking to before you meet
Browse by country and city
Check age, city, photo and bio before sending a like.
Message after interest
Move to private chat when the conversation feels appropriate.
Keep it safe
Use on-site messages, report suspicious behavior and protect personal contact details.
Safety →Before you create a profile
Quick answers about regions, profiles and how the site works.
Is America Dating only for the USA?+
No. The site covers North America, Central America, South America, Latin America and the Caribbean, with the USA as one important part.
What should I complete first?+
Add age, city, photo and a short bio first. A complete profile improves discovery, likes and safer conversations.
Why use country and region pages?+
Country and region pages help you start with people who are relevant to you instead of a generic global list.