Press
Press and media
Facts, boilerplate and brand assets, so you do not have to email us for a logo. For an interview with the founder, or comment on the marriage-intent category, hello@datetomarry.app reaches a person. Put “press” in the subject and it gets read first.
Fast facts
- Name
- Date to Marry
- What it is
- A marriage-first dating app. One verified match at a time, chosen on values.
- Company
- Pila Studio UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Germany
- Available
- iOS and Android
- Languages
- App in 14 languages; website in 11
- Model
- One payment of €249 on joining. No subscription, no advertising, nothing else to buy.
- Guarantee
- €210 returned if we do not bring you a relationship within twelve months. €39 vetting fee is not refundable.
- Verification
- Government-issued ID, required before any member can be matched
- Matching
- One introduction at a time, with a written reason. No swiping and no feed.
- Distinctive
- The product continues after the match: journal, guided conversation, date nights, milestones and private check-ins. A counsellor directory and mentor community are in development.
- Press contact
- hello@datetomarry.app — put “press” in the subject line
We do not publish a member count or a success rate. The app is new, and a number chosen to look impressive on a page arguing for honesty would be worth less than no number.
Boilerplate
One line
Date to Marry is a marriage-first dating app that introduces one verified match at a time, chosen on values rather than photographs.
Short
Date to Marry is a dating app built for people whose goal is marriage. Instead of a feed, members are introduced to one compatible person at a time, with a written explanation of why. Every member verifies a government-issued ID before they can be matched, and the questions that decide a marriage — children, faith, location, timeline, household finances — are answered before anyone meets. Unusually, the app continues after the match, with a private partner journal, guided conversation, date-night questions, private monthly check-ins. A counsellor directory and a mentor community are being built and are not open yet. It charges once on joining rather than by subscription, and returns most of that if it fails to bring a member a relationship within a year.
On the incentive argument
Subscription dating apps earn revenue for as long as a member stays single, which quietly aligns the business against the outcome the member came for. Date to Marry charges a single payment on joining, with no subscription and nothing else to buy, and refunds most of it if it does not bring the member a relationship within twelve months.
Brand assets
Please do not recolour the mark or set the wordmark in another face.
Palette and type
Terracotta
#c07c62 Earth #5c6a4e Midnight #131629 Cream #fdf8f6 Newsreader for headings and quoted writing; Inter for everything structural.
Story angles we can speak to
- Why subscription pricing quietly aligns a dating company against the outcome its members want, and what charging once changes.
- Verification: what a blue tick actually certifies on most apps, and the gap between a face and an identity.
- What a dating product could do after the introduction, and why almost none of them do anything at all.
- Marriage-intent dating as a category — who it serves, and why the options were a swipe app or a matrimony site with nothing in between.
We are happy to talk about whether it works, including the parts that do not yet.
