Why we publish our pricing.
By Find Your Person · Published
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Consultation-gated pricing is the industry norm in matchmaking: the number you pay is set during a sales conversation, not published anywhere you can compare it beforehand. We publish ours instead — Free, Premium at $29.99/mo, and VIP at $49.99/mo — and we think the decision to publish says more than the numbers themselves.
A published price is a promise kept in advance.
Our FAQ already states that any price and renewal terms will be shown before a purchase. A pricing page is that promise, kept before you ever need to ask. There is no call to book, no “it depends on your situation” — the page says what it costs.
It is also a statement about the pool.
Publishing pricing only works if the pricing is honest about what it buys. Ours does not buy a deeper candidate pool or better vetting — every member, on every plan, completes the same interview and the same screening gates. Paid tiers change cadence and features. They do not change who gets vetted, and they do not create a separate class of member behind the scenes.
Restraint is the point.
We are not claiming published pricing makes us a better matchmaker than anyone else — that would be an outcome claim we cannot back up before launch. We are claiming something narrower and checkable: you can read the price on this page, right now, without a phone call. That is a low bar. It is also one the category has mostly declined to clear.
What “published” does not mean.
It does not mean the price will never change — we say so on the pricing page itself. It does not mean the service is live; Find Your Person is pre-launch, and billing activates at launch. It means that when pricing does apply to you, you will have already seen it.