Roughly 17 percent of Dutch internet users said they visited an online dating website, service or app in the second quarter of 2017. Users aged 16 to 24 did this the most, with approximately 22 percent. Based on the number of visitors per month, Lexa.nl was the most popular online dating website in the Netherlands, with 426,000 visitors as of January 2017. According to the results of a 2017 survey, the leading reason why singles would use a dating website was "to search for a serious relationship", as opposed to searching for "a nice date" or "social contact".

As of 2017, Tinder is the most popular dating app with a penetration rate of 61 percent among Dutch singles. Badoo, the number two dating app of the Netherlands in 2017, was significantly less popular with roughly 18 percent indicating they use it. When asked during a 2017-survey which dating app singles would consider using if they were to date online, roughly one quarter answered they would consider using Tinder. This was especially the case among people under 30. Domestic app Pepper would be considered by approximately 13 percent of participants, especially among 30 to 39-year-olds. Tinder, however, was popular with both men and women, as both genders indicated they used the dating app.

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