Celsius review
A mobile dating app pairing education verification with campus and regional filters.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
Celsius is a mobile dating app for students, graduates and other higher-educated singles. Account creation requires verification of enrollment or graduation from an accredited college or university, giving it a defined focus on education-based identity. Members can filter profiles by campus or region, and profiles include interests and aspirations. It is available on iOS and Android, with free access and optional memberships.
The app’s feature set centers on discovery and communication rather than a broad professional network: users browse and swipe within daily limits, then can message and chat. In-app reporting covers profiles and messages, while photos and bios are moderated. Those safeguards and education verification are relevant to people who want dating matches tied to campus or graduate status. Celsius is designed for mobile use, so it is a fit for people comfortable managing discovery and conversations through an iOS or Android app.
The published Belgian App Store listings name Bronze and Silver memberships at €7.99 and €17.99, respectively, while the website describes core access as free. The listings do not specify a billing period, so those amounts should not be interpreted as monthly or annual prices. Celsius suits graduates and students who value verified education and campus or regional filters, and who are comfortable with daily browsing limits. People seeking desktop access, unrestricted browsing, or a more established service may prefer another option.
Celsius pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Requires enrollment or degree verification to create an account
- Filters profiles by campus and region
- Includes messaging, reporting and photo and bio moderation
- Where it doesn't
- Daily limits restrict profile browsing and swiping
- Available only on iOS and Android
- Bronze and Silver membership billing periods are not stated
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