I recently passed the interview and became a member.
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I understand it varies from person to person, but for reference, could any female members tell me how long it took for them to receive their first offer after registering?
Male members are also welcome to share anything they’ve heard from female members.
Thank you in advance.
Maki from our Tokyo team here.
Thank you for coming in for your interview!
We look forward to working with you!
As others have mentioned, the timing of offers varies from person to person.
There are features such as “selfie photo posts” and the “mistress compatibility quiz” that you can use to showcase yourself, so please take advantage of them to get noticed by men.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here.
Thanks for your question.
I’ve heard that popular women sometimes receive multiple offers as soon as the day after they register.
But hearing that probably won’t give you much of a benchmark. Some people receive offers right away, while others don’t get their first offer until six months later. Unfortunately, about half of them never receive an offer at all.
That said, if you feel like no offers are coming, it may be worth thinking about what might be holding you back and trying different things.
I’d suggest waiting about two weeks first, then taking action if nothing happens.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
At the shortest, it can be the same day or the following day she registers her profile, since there have been times when staff recommended a woman to me on the day she signed up and I sent her an offer.
At the longest, I’ve also sent offers to women whose profiles still showed zero offers even after two or three months. So in those cases, it was two or three months after registration.
And it can be even longer—some women apparently go six months without receiving an offer, so there are cases where they still have none after half a year.
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I’m Meg, a female member.
First of all, congratulations on passing! Just going to the interview takes a lot of courage, doesn’t it?
As for how long it usually takes to receive an offer, I don’t think there’s really a set guideline.
They recommend getting new photos taken or rewriting your profile if you haven’t received an offer for several months—maybe around six months.
If you’re younger, the competition seems pretty tough. I guess it comes down to whether you have something the other women don’t—something that catches their eye.
I’m in my 40s, but I received an offer within a week. I consider it a miracle.
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