Matchmaking Services in NYC: Packages, Prices and What's Included

Our packages compared

An introduction means a first date arranged by us with a person we have met. Prices are per person, before any add-ons. Start with the search scope you need; the introduction count, coaching, length and price of each package are set out in writing after your consultation. A larger search scope changes where we look; it does not promise a relationship.

What every package includes

Every engagement begins with a private, in-depth intake session. We discuss the relationship you want, your priorities and the practical time you can give to dating. Use the consultation to ask about the session length and whether meeting in person or by video suits your schedule.

We turn that conversation into a profile and search brief. The brief gives Vadim Litvak a clear basis for hand-selecting candidates. Your requirements, preferences and willingness to travel belong in that conversation, so the search reflects the life you actually lead.

We meet every candidate before arranging an introduction. Meeting a candidate gives us a person to consider alongside your brief, rather than relying on a profile alone. You can ask what vetting covers during your consultation.

We arrange the first date and gather feedback from both sides afterward. Tell us what felt comfortable, where conversation was difficult and whether you would like another meeting. Feedback helps us understand the fit more clearly before the next introduction.

The contract allows a pause when you need one. New York law gives buyers a right to put membership on hold for up to one year by written notice. Discuss the timing of a hold before taking a break so you understand the remaining search term.

Before choosing a package, make sure the search brief distinguishes the things you need from the preferences you can discuss. That gives your feedback a useful reference point as introductions begin.

Read how our matchmaking works for the process from intake to feedback.

Executive and high-net-worth matchmaking

Our executive package includes a headhunted search outside our own network, vetted introductions and feedback after each date. The search brief sets the direction. The contract states your travel distance. We discuss scheduling around work and how your photos and personal information are handled before you commit to the engagement.

If you are comparing a luxury matchmaker or executive matchmaking service, ask what the search involves beyond the label. Our executive option extends the search outside our existing network. That distinction matters when your relationship priorities call for recruiting people we have yet to meet.

Discretion starts with an explicit conversation about information sharing. Ask who will see your profile and photos at each stage. New York law protects personal material against sale or transfer without written consent and provides for its return or deletion at the end.

A demanding work schedule also belongs in the search brief. Tell us when you can meet, how much notice helps and what travel you can realistically manage. The contract states the distance you are willing to travel to meet a referral; a broader search should still lead to dates you can attend.

Bring questions about visibility and travel to the first conversation. A search outside the network still needs a workable boundary: where you can meet and what information you are comfortable sharing.

Ask for the executive introduction count, term and coaching provision in writing before choosing. Learn about Vadim Litvak and bring your search priorities to the consultation.

Matchmaking for busy professionals

Our active recruiting package combines our network with active recruiting. It is the middle option for someone who wants the search to reach beyond people already known to us. Its introduction count, length and coaching are confirmed in writing before you commit.

Our matchmaking services are for single professionals serious about a long-term relationship and looking for discretion. That includes people working in finance, law, technology, medicine and creative industries.

Discuss the cadence of introductions alongside the total count. A monthly referral commitment and the overall package length answer different questions. Your written agreement should make both clear, so you can decide whether the commitment fits your availability.

Reserve time for the dates themselves as well as the search conversation. Knowing your available evenings and travel limits helps you assess the package before making a commitment, rather than discovering a scheduling mismatch afterward.

After each date, we ask both people for feedback. Be specific about the connection and the practical fit. If shared faith is central to your search, explore Jewish matchmaking and bring that priority into the intake conversation.

Add-ons

Add-ons are optional. New York law bars making an ancillary service a condition of the matchmaking contract. Choose extra support according to the work you want help with, and ask whether your package includes coaching before adding a separate service.

• Date coaching: price on request.
• Photo session: price on request.
• Profile review: price on request.
• Image consulting: price on request.

Ask what each add-on includes and how it relates to your search. A photo session and a profile review address different needs. Keep the agreed scope and any separate charge together with your package details so you can see the full cost before deciding.

Your contract, in plain English

Read the written agreement before paying, with the introduction count, search scope and price beside you.

• Your contract states the monthly number of social referrals, as New York law requires for contracts over $25.
• Your contract states the overall term of your package.
• You may cancel without a cancellation fee within three business days of receiving the written contract, with a refund within ten business days.
• You may place membership on hold for up to one year by written notice.
• If referrals stop for two or more successive months, you may cancel for a refund less 15% of the cash price or a pro rata amount for referrals furnished, whichever is greater.
• Personal material is not sold or transferred without written consent and is returned or deleted at the end.
• Your contract states the distance you are willing to travel to meet a referral.

These rights are described in New York General Business Law § 394-c, revision August 1, 2025, checked October 30, 2026.

You get the Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights with your contract.

How our prices compare with other NYC matchmaking services

Prices checked October 2026. The figures below put different purchases side by side: a fixed number of matches, a time-based membership or a retained search. A starting price is useful only alongside the work, term and introductions it buys.

Tawkify publishes match-count packages. Three Day Rule publishes a premium membership starting price. LUMA and Selective Search publish broader search ranges. Agape’s figure comes from a dated news report; It’s Just Lunch figures come from individual customer complaints. Those reports are historical accounts, rather than current quotes.

We quote our packages after the consultation, from a network search to active recruiting and an outside-network executive search. Compare the scope of each proposal before judging its price. Ask whether coaching is included, what counts as an introduction and how much time the search allows.

For more detail, read our full NYC price comparison and guide to the best matchmakers in NYC. This table provides price context for your decision.