PITCHBOOK – Several startups are replacing swipe subscriptions with pay-for-results dating. Keeper’s AI charges a $5K fee per match and offers a $50K “marriage bounty,” meaning the client only pays the full amount if the relationship meets its long-term criteria (such as marriage or equivalent commitment). Known uses voice-analysis AI and charges when it sets up a date. Sitch sells arranged date packages (~$90 for three matches in New York). Ditto, focused on students, is free and positioned as a broader social-connection platform. The shift is from paying to browse profiles to paying for actual introductions or outcomes.