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
- Free to join and be matched. One payment of €119.99 or less, the first time a member accepts an introduction. It never renews and covers every introduction until they marry. No subscription, no advertising, nothing else sold to a single person.
- After the match
- A couple buys a few tools together at milestones both confirm. Married couples are invited once to fund a stranger’s search fee.
- 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We do not publish a member count or a success rate.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, the first time a member accepts an introduction, rather than by subscription, and that single payment covers every introduction until they marry.
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 the first time a member accepts an introduction, with no subscription and nothing else sold to a single person. The payment never renews and covers every introduction until they marry, so every month a member stays single is the company’s cost rather than its income.
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.
