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Are you going to wink with every comment reply you make? ;-)

Can you give some examples? I understand that every client and situation is different. Something like a client who is relatively average effort on your part, the bare minimum starting rate, or anything like that?

Were you ever successful in finding a partner? Another comment you made mentions that you went on 10 blind dates generated from friends, but no mention on the outcome.

I understand that the motivation to start your matchmaking business may have been the result of identifying a problem which you believe needed to be solved in an underserved market (sex workers, non-monogamists, etc), but I feel that someone becoming a matchmaker based on their own troubles with dating is a bit of a "blind leading the blind" situation.

I also think the premise is a bit interesting, as you're asking clients to be willing to enter into a long-term commitment with a segment of the population that is inherently anti-commitment in one or more traditional senses. For that reason, your platform seems more niche than all-inclusive.