Keeper

Keeper is an AI-assisted matchmaking service for adults seeking a long-term relationship. The company says AI helps assess information and preferences, while human matchmakers review potential introductions. It offers a browser-based app for questionnaires, photos, and managing matches.

Who it is for

The official FAQ describes its main network as the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. You can sign up elsewhere, but the network outside those regions is limited. Members must be at least 18, and the service is currently in English.

Free and paid matching work differently

Free members can be matched with paying members. The Marriage Bounty option lets you match with free and paid members and charges fees for accepted matches and relationship milestones. Its price varies. Ask for the full agreement and fee schedule before committing; the success fee is not limited to a wedding.

The November 4 product update

Keeper’s November 4 changelog extends Photo Rating progress beyond the first 50 ratings to 200. Extra ratings are optional. The same release lists sign-in navigation and performance fixes. This is a routine product update, not evidence of improved relationship outcomes.

Review the information you share

The service asks for personal preferences and photos. Read the privacy policy and the explanations alongside individual questions before submitting sensitive information. Check which details appear in a match profile and how to pause or remove your information.

This profile describes the documented service. We have not created a matchmaking account, purchased a plan, or independently tested Keeper’s outcome claims. For a useful first comparison, establish local availability and the full fee obligation before comparing its marketing statistics with another service.