Millionaire Match

I have reviewed dozens of affiliate programs that all appeal to a specific niche, but I do not think that I have found one like this. As the name implies, this site is about millionaires meeting other millionaires. Seriously, they only allow those who are making $300,000 or more per year. And for those potential sugar babies who might be excited about joining and getting spoiled, they do verify how much money members are making. However, that does not mean that you, as a marketer, cannot become rich, too. In this review, we are going to highlight the reasons you might want to start selling this website.

On Its Face, This Dating App Looks Pretty Good

It is kind of amazing how many people are reported to be on this site. As of mid-2023, this website reported having 5.4 million "high quality" members with more than 2 million conversations being shared. Everyone is vetted and certified, and finding other compatible people is easier thanks to their advanced search features and private messaging. There are also additional VIP services, which should not be too hard to pitch to potential joiners. We all know that rich people like to feel pampered.

The Blogs Add A Litte Extra Flavor To The Site

The blog was more fascinating than I thought it would be. Given the clientele, they have posts that introduce you to the website, along with advice specific to both genders for getting into the dating game. There are other posts about the best places that the absurdly wealthy couple might go to for vacation.

There are also blogs about what is trending in high society, including fashion, accessories, and other things of that nature. The article quality is decent and makes for a fun read, and at around eight hundred words, they should only take a few minutes each to read.

While not terribly relevant to this review, I still feel the need to point out that they are looking for part- and full-time bloggers. So, I suppose if you want to supplement your income in addition to the affiliate program, this is an option also.

The Millionaire Dating Tips Are A Nice Addition As well

It does not matter how much money you make; there are times when we all have to deal with the stress of trying to get into a relationship. To prevent people from doing something desperate, the site has a list of advice pieces on how best to conduct yourself in a safe, rational manner on this site. Given the fact that there could be heavy amounts of money involved in these relationships, that almost seems like a liability issue. Whatever the reason, Millionaire Match's advice snippets are kind of nice, and members can add their own words of wisdom to the archive, too.

Millionaire Match Has Live Counselors

I do not think that I have ever seen a website that has counseling services, or at least not a dating one. But it looks like this one does. Not that it surprises me that much, really. After all, with as much money as the "poorest" user makes, they'd be willing to pay top dollar to maximize their chances of finding romance. Apparently, this service, along with all of the others, is effective as there are dozens of success stories from the users themselves.

There Is A Major Scamming Problem

Alright, I have checked with other people who have used this site and found that there is a major bot problem. Even with the vetting that members go through, far too many profiles, especially women, are really programs trying to get data from you.

On a related note, I have consistently found that the customer reviews are highly mixed. From what I can tell are real people and neither shills nor flaming haters; some of them love this service. Others say that it starts out seeming like a good deal, but the whole experience becomes underwhelming.

Third-party review sites reinforce this as some people report, like those who do on MillionaireMatch.com, that they have gotten into lasting relationships, engagements, and even marriages. Then there are people who report that they have been scammed, found nothing but rude members, and penalized by the site for no explicable reason.

The Payout Scheme Is Not Too Shabby

While not terribly extensive, the site also has a rundown of suggested strategies to employ when getting started with this site. It is a little basic, but even if you have some experience, the Promote page might give you inspiration. For instance, if you feel like you need to make banners, they recommend using free-to-use services like Express Adobe or Canva.

All conversions are reported thanks to the site's tools, and payouts are made on time, every time. You do not need any training to get started, but it will help if you have experience with this line of work. When it comes to how much you can make, it depends on the type of sale. Leads will get you as much as a couple of dollars, and you can get $30 down for each affiliate sign-up you get and as much as 50% commission on your sub-affiliates sales.

The amount of money you can make for each sale depends on the gender of the person you get to join. Sales for women's membership will get you as much as $130, but selling men's membership will get you as much as $200. I never thought I would see that, especially considering the number of bots on this site masquerading as "real" women.

There Are A Couple Of Unusual But Important Stipulations

Like other affiliate programs, this one is free to join, but they are anal about a few issues. You can link to any website you use for affiliate promotion as long as it is on the up and up, but it cannot advocate for "sugar daddy" or "baby" related websites. You can drive non-English traffic all you want, but you might have a problem becoming an affiliate if you are from a certain country. If the nation you live in is not listed in the drop-down menu, contact the site to avoid any hang-ups when registering.

You can recruit members through any means you want that would be considered ethical. However, email marketing is not allowed. Attempting to employ this tactic can result in your partnership's termination with Millionaire Match.

This Could Be A Lucrative Affiliate Program IF You Know What To Do

Okay, this has to be addressed: not everyone is cut out to promoting this dating site. The reason is simple: there are not that many outrageously rich people in the world. Even though this site does cater to most countries, the pool of potential joiners is limited. Then there is the fact that so many of the financial elites already have ways of networking and dating through ways that don't involve the Internet.

At least, that is what I have heard. ;)

But that does not mean that this site is garbage. It has baggage, for sure, but it would be one that you could sell to someone who is making six figures. To get full access to all site features, you need to have a paid account which might be a turn-off for most people. With the amount of money the people you are pitching to are making, I doubt they are going to miss the eighty dollars they are going to be charged a month.