Pitch a Date Product Information and Latest Updates (2025)

Will Weinraub

LiveNinja

Really unique take and approach to this market. Excited to see where this project goes!

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4yr ago

Lucy Guo

Pitch a Date

Maker

@willweinraub Thanks! Changing the matchmaking market one line of code at a time haha

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4yr ago

Lucy Guo

Pitch a Date

Maker

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out Pitch a Date. This is Apply to Date 2.0. I'm desperately single and have wanted to do crowdsourced matchmaking with prizes for years. I pitched the idea to @aurochsandroses and we hacked this out over the weekend. I'm tired of swiping. I think matchmakers are awesome, but the internet has larger network effects than any one person. And I'm tired of being shallow. Pitch a Date lets people ask custom questions so they can understand if that person is a good match off the bat. And it lets suitors get creative with *actual* date ideas. The most creative, fun people win. Dinner/drinks are awesome, but how about skydiving? Stop wasting time on boring conversations on Tinder/Bumble/Raya/Hinge/*insert every other dating app*. Start receiving actual applications. And if it's not a match, share with friends to win prizes. I'm personally offering $1M to my matchmaker if I get married. Or you can have my SF 1.5/2 bedroom condo if you don't want cash. :) We'll be doing live streaming of dates/application reviews/etc. soon, so stay tuned.

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4yr ago

Dave Fontenot

Ramp

How do you decide how much of a bounty to offer for finding the love of your life?

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4yr ago

Lucy Guo

Pitch a Date

Maker

@davefontenot Whatever you want - I personally think $1M is very reasonable if not low

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4yr ago

John Malatras

Cocoon

@davefontenot @lucy_guo we need a GoFundMe like system so us plebes can raise a competitive matchmaking round

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4yr ago

Michael Waxman

Sundays

@davefontenot @lucy_guo my favorite thought experiment on this is: is meeting your significant other worth more or less than your undergrad education? Everyone says, "more." Ok, so it's worth more than ~$250k. The paradox of the dating industry is why there's such a gap between what most people are willing to pay for a dating app or dating service ($10/mo? $100/mo? $1,000/mo?) and the value of finding a significant other (>$250k). Even if you discount it by probability / expected value, dating apps/services are underpriced!

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4yr ago

Pitch a Date

Your own version of bachelor(ette). COVID-friendly.