The Wingman is the tier above the photos: ten realistic photos of you, a bio written in your words, and an agent working your messages with you from the first line to the date and past it. Thirty nine dollars once, no subscription, and a full refund if there is no date in sixty days.
The Wingman is the tier above the photos. It is your photos, a bio written with you, and an agent working your messages with you: to the date in the calendar, and then past it. One date in sixty days, or every cent back. One payment, not a subscription, and nothing renews.
Ten realistic photos of you, in places you would actually be, generated from a handful of ordinary phone shots. Then we score them and tell you which one to put first, which is the choice that settles most of the swipe. No skin smoothing, no jaw slimming, no studio lighting: a photo that looks better than you have failed at the only job it has.
We interview you first, then write it in your words rather than ours. A blunt person gets a blunt bio. The aim is a line she can reply to, not a list of adjectives: "I make a very serious shakshuka on Saturdays, and I will not be taking questions about the amount of garlic" can be answered, and "love travel, food and good vibes" cannot.
You paste the conversation, we suggest the line, and we tell you why that line. You send it, or you change it, because it is your phone. The agent writes in your voice, learned from a short practice chat, and it refuses as often as it suggests: it will not ask for her number before there is something to take with it, and it will not send a third message to a woman who has not answered the last two.
We do not stop at the date, which is where everything else in this category stops. The thread stays open with you afterwards, and the line we write aims at the next plan when her days say she wants one, and at being worth answering when they say she does not. In the conversations this was built from, three of six first dates continued and three faded inside a week, and the split was in her days rather than in anything said on the night.
Thirty nine dollars, once. A matchmaker starts around a thousand and a dating coach is about a hundred and fifty an hour, which buys a conversation about your profile and nothing that changes it. Fourteen days to change your mind for any reason or none, and from day sixty, a full refund if you used all of this and still have no date. Cash back to the card you paid with, not credit on the site, and we do not ask for proof, because a guarantee you have to argue for is not a guarantee.
Ninety days of working with you from the day you join, and it never ends before your refund window can be claimed. Fifteen conversations at a time, not fifteen in total. Three suggested lines per reply, and if none of them is right you write your own and we work with that. Three bios from one interview, after which the answers are what needs to change. The photos are yours to keep either way.
We are new at this. There are no testimonials on the page because we do not have any yet, and we are not going to write ourselves some. That is exactly why there are only fifty places and why the money comes back if it does not work: we would rather be out of pocket than be another thing that overpromised to you. You are not buying a finished product. You are buying our full attention while we have only fifty people to give it to.