Introduction Agency FAQs

Fees vary widely, depending on how many dates you are guaranteed and how personal the service is. Most packages start at about £3,000 and can reach £15,000 for a highly personalised head-hunting service. My agency reviews explain what each one offers.

Members are professional singles just like you. Each one is interviewed and vetted to make sure they are genuinely looking for a long term relationship or marriage.

Contracts are usually three months, six months or annual. Fees are often more affordable if you sign up for a longer period, so it is worth asking what happens if you meet someone early.

It really depends on the individual. You need to choose the one that suits your age, goals, budget and location, and that is something I can help you with. Start with my ranked guide or book a free call.

There are fantastic dating agencies all over the UK. I am most familiar with the ones in London and the South East, but I can often help with other regions too. Some agencies also have offices around the world.

Not all professionals are graduates. If you are a single professional with a good standard of life, an introduction agency could be the right choice for you. Life experience matters much more than qualifications.

Sometimes, yes, this can be arranged. However, it is normally best to work with me independently so my advice stays completely unbiased.

Most introduction agencies today are staffed by young professionals or led by older, trusted agency founders. It is not someone stuck at a desk searching on a computer. The best ones combine personal interviews, intuition and a lot of work behind the scenes.

Reputable agencies have many members on their books. These are either people like you who have signed up, or people handpicked by the matchmakers. A certain amount of head-hunting can happen too, and plenty of work goes on behind the scenes to find your perfect match.

I know and work with the brands, I coach clients who use them, and I regularly review feedback, success stories and consumer reports. If an agency does not stand up to that, it does not get my recommendation. See my full vetting process above.