I read somewhere that the offer rate for Type A members is around 10%, but what is it actually based on real data? Also, I wonder whether one reason the offer rate is below 50% is that the number of Type A members has increased. What do you think? ※The person asking is a male member.

We sincerely apologize for the delayed response. Yuki Mochizuki from the Systems Administration Department will be responding. When we looked at the actual date rate for women in Dating Type A, it was not just under 10%—it was only 2.1%. ● Date rate by dating type Period: July 1, 2018–September 30, 2018 A: 2.1% B: 27.1% C: 57.8% D: 12.6% E: 0.5% We also compared the percentages of new female members in each dating type last year and this year: ● 2017 → 2018 A: 11.1% → 12.3% B: 32.9% → 39.1% C: 43.5% → 39.7% D: 11.7% → 8.6% E: 0.9% → 0.3% (The details for Type E were changed partway through.) As you pointed out, the percentages of Types C and D have decreased, while those of Types A and B have increased. This is likely a major reason why the offer rate has fallen below 50%. One possible reason for the increase in Types A and B is that, compared with the past, dating clubs have become places where it is easier to register. (This may be due to media coverage and the growing popularity of the term papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).) Perhaps the term “mistress” has become too weighty and outdated.