I am sharing this as a former 1099 Independent contractor
I am sharing this as a former 1099 Independent Contractor for anyone considering investing their time or resources here. I recently began training as a Matchmaking Consultant with this company but chose to resign almost immediately because the environment and philosophy did not align with my professional integrity.
In my opinion, the culture appears to be built on high pressure sales tactics. I was uncomfortable with the level of persistence required in following up with potential clients, which felt transactional rather than heartfelt.
Most importantly, I found a fundamental disconnect in the company’s vision of matchmaking. My belief is that people hire a matchmaker to find something rare and meaningful. They often seek professional help specifically because the typical normative narrative has not worked for them. However, based on my observations during training, the company seemed focused on connecting people only within the easiest and most conventional paths.
I found the criteria used to evaluate potential clients to be antiquated and non-inclusive. I was deeply uncomfortable with what I perceived as rigid double standards regarding age and financial status, as well as a lack of equity for different relationship types. I realized that I could not, in good conscience, represent a service that I would not personally trust to find my own partner.
I ended my journey with this company before taking a single call because I believe love deserves more modern, inclusive, and restorative values than what I witnessed here. I strongly encourage anyone, whether as a client or a potential contractor, to do deep due diligence to ensure your values truly match their business model. It was my mistake for not doing my due diligence before accepting the position but also, I wish they would have been more transparent in the interview.
7 January 2026
Unprompted review