Voluntary sample
Participants are adult site visitors who opt in. Results describe Pool Report participants and are not nationally representative.
What people expect to spend, who they expect to pay, how realistic their standards feel, and what they say is non-negotiable. Participants—not all Americans.
We show the collection count, methodology, and exact release rules now. Findings appear only after the sample clears the gate and passes quality review.
Build your receipt and contribute anonymously →Participants are adult site visitors who opt in. Results describe Pool Report participants and are not nationally representative.
No summary publishes before 250 reviewed records. No gender subgroup appears below 50 unweighted responses.
Only reviewed counts and percentages can leave private storage. Small groups are suppressed; response-level downloads are never public.
Every released chart carries its sample size, field period, and participant wording so a viral number does not outrun its evidence.
No. It describes a voluntary convenience sample of adult Pool Report participants. Gender subgroup results only appear after the subgroup clears the stated minimum sample.
Small, unreviewed samples can be unstable and can expose rare combinations. The publication gate makes quality review and privacy suppression part of the product, not a footnote.
The questionnaire asks what respondents expect to spend in a typical month while actively dating. It is self-reported and recorded as a band, not a verified transaction total.
Reviewed aggregate tables and a codebook can be released. Raw response-level records remain private. Contact research@datingpoolreport.com for a specific table or methodology question.