Yes — if your priority is clear family tree matches plus modern DNA testing options, these are the best genealogy/ancestry sites to consider:

1. AncestryDNA + Ancestry family trees

• Best for: Largest user base and strong family tree matching.
• Why it’s useful: You can often connect DNA matches to documented family trees, which makes identifying common ancestors easier.
• Testing options: Autosomal DNA test with ethnicity estimates and match lists.
• Good for: Building and verifying family trees through lots of user-submitted records.

2. MyHeritage DNA

• Best for: International research and tree matching.
• Why it’s useful: Strong tree-matching tools, especially if your family has roots in Europe or multiple countries.
• Testing options: Autosomal DNA test, ethnicity breakdown, and smart matching to trees and records.
• Good for: Finding relatives outside the U.S. and combining DNA with genealogy records.

3. FamilyTreeDNA

• Best for: Deeper paternal/maternal line research.
• Why it’s useful: It offers Y-DNA and mtDNA tests in addition to autosomal DNA, which is helpful for direct-line ancestry.
• Testing options: Autosomal DNA, Y-DNA, mtDNA.
• Good for: Serious researchers who want more than just cousin matching.

4. 23andMe

• Best for: DNA-relative matching and health/ancestry reports.
• Why it’s useful: Good cousin matching and user-friendly interface, though it’s less focused on traditional tree building than Ancestry or MyHeritage.
• Testing options: Autosomal DNA plus ancestry traits; health testing is available in some regions.
• Good for: People who want a straightforward test and decent relative matches.

5. LivingDNA

• Best for: Detailed regional ancestry, especially for the UK and Ireland.
• Why it’s useful: Not as large a matching database as Ancestry, but useful for finer regional insights.
• Testing options: Autosomal DNA, regional breakdowns.
• Good for: UK-focused family history research.

6. GEDmatch

• Best for: Comparing DNA across companies.
• Why it’s useful: It’s not a testing company, but it helps you upload results from other sites and find additional matches.
• Testing options: Upload only.
• Good for: Advanced users trying to triangulate matches and solve difficult ancestry cases.

Best picks by goal

• Best overall for family tree matches: AncestryDNA
• Best for international tree matching: MyHeritage
• Best for direct paternal/maternal lines: FamilyTreeDNA
• Best for cross-platform comparison: GEDmatch

Quick tip

If you want the clearest family tree matches, use a site with:

• a large match database,
• public family trees,
• and easy record integration.

For most family historians, a strong combo is: AncestryDNA + MyHeritage + FamilyTreeDNA (for advanced line testing)

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a side-by-side comparison chart, or
2. the best site depending on whether your family is U.S., UK, or European.