Research index: original reports, sample sizes and downloadable graphics
Research for the press
Commission a dating survey for your story
Have a question about dating, attraction or relationships? Saucy Dates can work with journalists, editors and producers to set up a survey for a media story. Get in touch with your idea and we can discuss what is possible.
There is no public survey open for responses at the moment.
From your question to original research
Share your story idea
Tell us the subject you are covering, the questions you want to explore and the audience you would like to hear from.
Agree the scope
We can discuss suitable questions, who could take part and whether the project is feasible within your deadline. Timing and respondent numbers need to be agreed for each survey.
Report the findings
Present the results with the questions, respondent group and collection dates. Let the responses inform the story rather than assuming an outcome in advance.
Try Saucy Dates · Adults 18+
Exploring Saucy Dates for yourself?
If you are here as a reader rather than making a press enquiry, you can explore the dating service for yourself.
Joining, browsing, Hots and flirts are free. Full private messaging requires an upgrade.
What to include in your enquiry
- Your name and publication, programme or outlet.
- The story angle and proposed questions.
- The adults or communities you would like to hear from.
- Your deadline, including the time zone.
- Any requirements for charts, commentary or publication arrangements.
You do not need a finished questionnaire to start the conversation. Send us a short outline and we can discuss the next step.
Send a press enquiryExplore previous Saucy Dates research
Our published studies offer examples of the dating and relationship questions we have explored. These are historical reports, not surveys currently accepting responses.
Browse more in our articles and research or visit the press kit for brand background and media resources.
Using existing findings in your coverage
You may cite our published survey findings in online, print, radio or television coverage with credit to Saucy Dates. A simple attribution is: “Source: Saucy Dates (saucydates.com)”. For online coverage, please link to the original report so readers can see the context.
Keep the study date, respondent group and wording of the questions with the findings. Responses from a dating community should not be presented as representative of all adults unless the study supports that claim. Historical findings are not current membership figures.
Get in touch if you need clarification, a new survey or supporting information for your story. We would also love to see your published coverage.