AnastasiaDate is an international online dating website that primarily connects men from North America with women from Eastern Europe.

AnastasiaDate was founded in 1993 and is now owned and controlled by Dmitry Borisovich Volkov.

In the early 1990s when the company first launched, it used catalogs to introduce men to Russian women. The company launched its first website in January 1997 and expanded its business in more cities throughout Russia and Ukraine. By 2003, it experienced global growth beyond northern Asia.

Following the growth of AnastasiaDate, the company spun off three websites during 2007, each connecting western men with women from different areas of the world: AmoLatina, AsianBeauties (now AsianDate), and AfricaBeauties.

AnastasiaDate was featured in the Canadian documentary film Love Translated in 2010.

Fortune reported that the company earned $110 million in 2012. The website's traffic also grew by 220% in 2012.

In 2013, the company hired Mark Brooks as its Chief Strategy Officer.

AnastasiaDate launched its first mobile app on iTunes and Google Play for Apple Inc. and Android devices. The company alleged in a US Federal Court in New York complaint that EM Online had created two websites, anastasiadatefraud.com and ruadventures.com, to broadcast fabricated, negative testimonials, but the complaint was dismissed.