Matchmakers in Miami
Find professional matchmakers in Miami, FL. Compare services and pricing.
6 matchmakers found
Tuxedy
Tuxedy combines matchmaking with technology, offering high-end matching, online dating profile manag...
Matchmaking For Men
Founder Louie Felix has worked in matchmaking for nearly 23 years and takes only male clients, sourc...
Fass Pass to Love
Fass Pass to Love specializes in matchmaking for Jewish singles across Florida, California, New York...
Murphy International Matchmaking
Sherri Murphy has run this practice since 1994 and also heads Elite Connections International; her d...
Love And Matchmaking
Destin Pfaff and Rachel Federoff, both previously of Bravo's Millionaire Matchmaker, run Love And Ma...
Shira Weitz Matchmaking
Shira Weitz offers a tailored dating experience combining one-on-one connection, coaching, and styli...
Matchmaking in Miami
Miami is the newest of the major matchmaking markets and the one changing fastest. The finance migration of the past few years brought a large number of people who transferred their careers intact and left their social lives behind in New York — a specific and surprisingly isolating position, and one that has driven real demand for matchmaking in a city better known for its nightlife.
The Miami Market
Finance and fund management, real estate development and investment, family offices, and a substantial Latin American business community. Demand concentrates in Brickell, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne and Miami Beach, extending north into Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton. The market is genuinely international, and bilingual matchmaking is common rather than exceptional.
What Matchmaking Costs in Miami
Rising quickly and now approaching coastal levels. National firms report local searches from around $30,000. Independent Miami practices span roughly $10,000–$40,000.
For a fuller breakdown of what matchmakers charge and why the numbers vary so much, see How much does a matchmaker cost?.
Last reviewed: August 2026. Figures are compiled from public reporting, vary considerably between sources, and are reported rather than confirmed. Check current pricing with each firm directly.
Who Uses Matchmakers in Miami
Finance professionals and fund managers, many recently relocated; real estate developers; family office principals; founders; attorneys. A high proportion arrived within the last five years.
What to Ask in Miami
Ask how long the matchmaker has actually operated in Miami. This market has attracted a great many new entrants very recently, and a firm that opened a Miami office in the last eighteen months may have a thinner local network than its national brand implies.
What to ask any matchmaker before you sign
- Where do your matches come from? A real answer describes a network and active recruiting. A vague one usually means a shared database you are being added to.
- How many clients do you take at once, and who actually runs my search — you, or an associate?
- What is the contract length, and what happens if I meet someone in month two?
- How many introductions am I guaranteed, in writing?
- Have you worked with someone in my situation before — my age, my background, my city?
Most firms in this category work on 12-month contracts paid in full upfront, so the answer to the third question is worth more than the price itself.
Firms Serving Miami
Kelleher International serves Miami. The independent field is growing rapidly, which makes vetting particularly worthwhile here.
Most firms in this category work remotely and take clients across several cities, so a firm listed here may not have a local office. Ask where their matches actually live before you assume local coverage.
Matchmaking in Miami
Who typically hires a matchmaker in Miami?
Increasingly, people who moved rather than people who grew up there. The luxury end of the market has shifted noticeably, with New York residents spending more of the year in Florida and a steady flow of people relocating for financial reasons. That produces a candidate pool whose composition changes through the year, and a lot of people whose social roots are somewhere else entirely.
What should I ask a Miami matchmaker before signing?
Ask how the firm handles part year residents, because a meaningful share of the Miami pool splits its time with another city. Someone who is in Florida four months a year is a different proposition from someone who lives there, and it tends to surface three introductions in rather than at the start. Ask what that split looks like in their database.