I'm a matchmaker who charges up to $250,000. My clients want partners who are driven, but flexible.
Matchmaker Sameera Sullivan runs her own agency. She charges clients up to $250,000, depending on how specific they are with their preferences.
Sameera Sullivan, a professional matchmaker, has been in the industry since 2013 and charges up to $250,000 for her services. Her clients are typically successful men, aged 40 to 50, who struggle to choose a partner for various reasons. Some have never been great at selecting a partner, while others are going through a divorce and know exactly what they want.
Sullivan believes that dating apps have made people too picky and pushes back against clients' preferences. She uses psychology and neuroscience coaching to help her clients understand themselves better and recognize red, yellow, and green flags during dating. Sullivan's database contains around 22,000 women, with whom she shows the clients about 15 profiles, eventually narrowing it down to three potential matches.
The clients pay before the first date and have diverse preferences, from not wanting a career-oriented partner to looking for someone with an Ivy League degree. Sullivan challenges her clients' narrow-mindedness and helps them become more open-minded about potential partners.
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