What percentage of offers do women receive based on their relationship type? In particular, I’d like to know the percentage of women who choose Type A and receive offers.

I’m a male member, and my username is Kamihikōki. Looking at my own offers, around 4–5% are Type A. Most of my offers are Type B, so overall, I’d say it’s probably about half to one-third of that?

I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer too. Women who receive offers can get them even with Type A, while women who don’t receive offers won’t get any even with Type C. Even if you knew what percentage of women receive offers, it wouldn’t help you decide which dating type to choose—or whether to register in the first place. You may even find that you receive plenty of offers with Type A. It might be useful if someone calculated the offer rates, though. P.S. > It doesn’t look like you’ve written that. Since you called on me, I looked around and found some data I had posted before. These are the figures for March 2021 alone. Based on the total number of arrangements that month, the breakdown by dating type was: Dating Type A: 1.8% Dating Type B: 33.8% Dating Type C: 53.2% Dating Type D: 11.0% Dating Type E: 0.2% Without knowing the percentage of members in each dating type, it’s impossible to calculate the expected likelihood of receiving an offer. Still, my impression is that choosing Type C is the safest bet if you want offers. “What, don’t men want to do H? Why is Type D so low?” I think it basically comes down to: “This isn’t the adult entertainment industry! It’s not the adult entertainment industry!” (“It’s not a Zaku! It’s not a Zaku!”) That said, men who choose Type C and then complain that it’s “dating-type fraud” when they can’t go to a hotel with the woman that same day should either take a closer look at themselves—or recognize that they’ve misunderstood what the dating types mean.