MillionaireMatch is a dating site founded in 2001
MillionaireMatch is an online dating site, not a matchmaking agency and not a TV production. Its own US page, read October 1, 2026, carries the copyright line “© 2001-2026 MillionaireMatch.com / SuccessfulMatch.com, Inc.” and says it has been bringing together wealthy singles for over two decades. Registration is open to anyone aged 20 or over, and the FAQ says you do not need to be a millionaire to join.
Everything on the site runs through an account: a free Standard profile with up to 26 public and 26 private photos, search by country and state, and winks, then paid tiers for messaging and filters. Premium was listed at $100 for one month, $240 for three months or $390 for six months on the web upgrade flow on September 30, 2026, with Platinum at $1,000 a month and Chairman at $2,990. Prices vary by platform (web or app store), plan length, promotion and account state; the price that applies to you is shown at checkout.
There is no Patti Stanger anywhere in the product, and no television show attached to it.
The Millionaire Matchmaker is a Bravo TV show
The Millionaire Matchmaker is a reality series that aired on Bravo. Bravo’s own show page, read October 1, 2026, bills it as Patti Stanger matching successful and high-profile clients at her Millionaires Club. TheWrap reported on July 10, 2015 that the show premiered on Bravo in January 2008 and that Stanger left the network after eight seasons. Wikipedia dates the premiere precisely to January 22, 2008, and the finale to March 29, 2015.
The show is television, not a service you can sign up for. Watching it costs nothing beyond a streaming subscription, and it has no registration flow, no member area and no prices of its own.
Three names, three things
MillionaireMatch is a dating site (founded 2001). The Millionaire Matchmaker is a Bravo show about the third one: Patti Stanger's Millionaire's Club, a matchmaking agency founded in January 2000. Same words, different companies, different prices.
Stanger later hosted Million Dollar Matchmaker on WE tv (2016) and Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker on The CW (2024), but neither changes the answer: the dating site called MillionaireMatch is not her company.
Patti Stanger’s club is a separate business with its own prices
Patti Stanger founded Millionaire’s Club in January 2000, according to the club’s own About page, which describes her as a third-generation matchmaker and the former Director of Marketing for Great Expectations. The club is an offline matchmaking agency based in Beverly Hills, and the Bravo show was built around it.
The club’s own membership application form, read October 1, 2026, lists four packages a paying client can apply for: Bronze at $45,000, Silver at $65,000, Gold at $85,000 and Platinum at $120,000. The form states that full payment is required upfront by wire transfer, that the club does not accept credit cards or payment plans, and that there are no refunds.
For scale, Bravo reported on February 28, 2011 that Stanger said billionaire clients paid $150,000 and that “you can be a billionaire and buy the $25,000 membership”. Those 2011 figures are fifteen years old, which is why the application form’s current list is the one to quote.
MillionaireMatch has its own Matchmaking Service, at Chairman only
The confusion gets one more layer from inside MillionaireMatch itself. The privileges panel in the member area, read September 30, 2026, lists a Matchmaking Service among the 56 Chairman privileges, described as “your personal matchmaking service (results-driven matchmaking)” with a private support group. It sits beside other Chairman exclusives such as professional on-site photography and an application for Millionaire Certification.
Chairman was listed at $2,990 a month on the web upgrade flow on September 30, 2026. Pressing the APPLY FOR CHAIRMAN button on September 20, 2026 opened a dialog headed CHAIRMAN Applications Temporarily Unavailable, which said access is by invitation only during a limited testing phase. So the site’s matchmaking exists, but it is a gated privilege inside a dating site, not the Beverly Hills club from the TV show.
The membership levels guide sets Premium, Platinum and Chairman side by side, and the MillionaireMatch cost page dates every price.
The three names and prices side by side
| Name | What it is | Started | Entry price (dated) |
|---|---|---|---|
| MillionaireMatch | Online dating site | 2001 | Free to register; Premium $100 a month (September 30, 2026) |
| The Millionaire Matchmaker | Bravo reality show | January 2008 | A TV show; nothing to buy |
| Millionaire’s Club (Patti Stanger) | Matchmaking agency | January 2000 | From $45,000 (application form, October 1, 2026) |
None of the three owns, operates or endorses either of the others. The only link is that Bravo’s show made the words millionaire matchmaker famous, and the dating site has carried a similar name since 2001, seven years before the show premiered.
Which one were you looking for
If you want to meet millionaires online yourself, you want the dating site. Registration is free, the FAQ confirms you do not need to be a millionaire, and the limits of the free account are set out in what a Standard membership covers. The review walks through what a paid account adds.
If you want the people from the TV show, you want Patti Stanger’s club, at agency prices starting at $45,000 on its own application form. And if you are weighing a professional matchmaker against a dating site at all, what a matchmaker costs in the US puts the agency fees and the site’s $100 Premium on one page.
In short MillionaireMatch is the dating site (2001, Premium $100 a month), The Millionaire Matchmaker is the Bravo show (2008 to 2015), and the club it filmed is a separate agency whose application form starts at $45,000.
