Aisle in India: quick facts
| Best for | Marriage-minded professionals, NRIs, people in their late 20s and 30s |
| Free plan | Create a profile and browse; connecting mostly uses paid invites |
| Paid plans (App Store India) | From ₹249 · Premium up to ₹1,899 · Concierge from ₹749 |
| Strongest in | Metros and Indians abroad |
| Verification | Two-step profile verification |
| App Store India rating | 4.4 (176k ratings) |
Prices and rating: App Store India listing, checked 29 September 2026. Always check the price in the app before paying.
What's good and what's not
The good
- Verified profiles and a clearly serious crowd
- Invites make people choose carefully
- Filters for values, life goals, mother tongue, faith and lifestyle
- A modern alternative to matrimony sites
- Popular with Indians abroad
The not so good
- Very limited without paying
- Smaller pool than Tinder or Bumble
- Thin outside the big metros
- Not the place for casual dating
How Aisle works
You build a detailed profile, then send invites to people you're interested in, optionally with a note. Because invites are limited, people tend to invite only those they're genuinely interested in, which keeps conversations serious.
Filters let you match on things Indian families care about, such as mother tongue, faith and life goals, without the formality of a matrimony site.
Aisle vs Hinge vs matrimony sites
Aisle vs Hinge: both suit serious daters in metros. Hinge is free to start and has a bigger pool; Aisle is more marriage-focused and more deliberate. Many people use both.
Aisle vs Shaadi.com: Aisle feels like a dating app, with you in charge. Matrimony sites are more formal and family-led, with bigger community filters. If family is closely involved, add a matrimony site. See apps for serious relationships.
Aisle FAQ
Is Aisle free?
You can create a profile and browse for free, but connecting with people mostly needs invites that come with paid plans. On the App Store in India, plans start at ₹249, with Premium up to ₹1,899.
Is Aisle good for marriage?
Yes. It's built for people who want a long-term relationship or marriage, profiles are verified, and filters cover values, mother tongue and faith. It's the best dating app option if you don't want a traditional matrimony site.
Who owns Aisle?
Aisle is majority-owned by Info Edge (India) Ltd, which also runs Naukri.com and Jeevansathi.
Is Aisle better than Hinge?
Aisle is more marriage-focused and deliberate; Hinge is free to start with a bigger pool in metros. For serious dating in a metro, many people run both.
Does Aisle work outside metros?
Its pool is strongest in the big metros and among Indians abroad. In Tier 2 cities, TrulyMadly or a matrimony site usually has more local users.
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Prices and ratings come from the App Store India listing, checked 29 September 2026. Our score reflects how well the app works for users in India: user base, free plan, match quality, safety and price. Apps cannot pay for a better score; see our affiliate disclosure.