WhatsYourPrice

WhatsYourPrice is a dating website where members can offer money for a first date. A guy makes an offer, the girl accepts or counters it, and if they agree they arrange the date. It is closer to sugar dating than a normal dating site, but it is not an escort directory.

Unlike a normal Sugar Daddy arrangement with a regular allowance, the money on WhatsYourPrice is attached to the first date. Some people meet once and never see each other again, while others keep dating or end up in a longer Sugar Daddy and Sugar Baby arrangement.

WhatsYourPrice is based around making an offer for a first date rather than booking an escort.

WhatsYourPrice is mostly useful in big cities with plenty of wealthy guys and younger women using dating sites. New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, Las Vegas and London have much bigger dating pools than small towns.

WhatsYourPrice is regularly mentioned alongside Seeking, Sugarbook and Secret Benefits. See Top 10 Sugar Dating Websites for other sugar and wealthy-dating sites.

How WhatsYourPrice Works

WhatsYourPrice works differently from most sugar dating sites. Instead of chatting for weeks, a guy can make a woman a cash offer to go on a first date.

The woman can accept, reject or counter the offer. Once both agree on the amount, the guy uses credits to unlock the conversation and they arrange the date.

The offer is for the first date. It isn't an escort price or payment for sex.

How Much Does WhatsYourPrice Cost?

There are two different costs: credits paid to WhatsYourPrice and the date offer paid to the girl. Guys can browse profiles and make offers, but once a girl accepts an offer you need credits to unlock the conversation. US credit packages have been sold around:

  • 100 credits — $50
  • 500 credits — $150
  • 1,000 credits — $250

Buying a bigger package makes each credit cheaper. The credits don't go to the girl. They're basically what the guy pays the website to get past the locked door and start talking after she accepts his offer.

Then there is the actual date money.

WhatsYourPrice has put the average offer approximately $120. Around $150–200 can be seen in expensive cities such as New York City and Los Angeles, while offers around $75–125 are more common at the cheaper end. Some girls want $250, $300 or considerably more just to turn up. So a $150 offer doesn't mean the whole thing costs just $150. You can pay for credits, give the girl the agreed $150 and then still pick up the costly bill for dinner, drinks or whatever else you're doing, unless you are a funny guy and take her to a Burger King or McDonalds.

What Do You Actually Get for the Money?

The simple answer is a date.

The girls are a mixed bag. Some actually want to date, some are hunting for a Sugar Daddy, some seem perfectly happy getting paid to eat dinner with guys, and user reviews have long complained about escorts, fake profiles and girls who accept offers but never show up.

There are also guys who meet real women, have a good date and see them again. Sometimes it turns into sugar dating, sometimes ordinary dating, and sometimes nothing happens after the first night.

Paying $100, $150 or $300 doesn't mean the girl owes the guy sex. It gets the first date through the WhatsYourPrice system.

Do WhatsYourPrice Dates Lead to Sex?

This is what plenty of guys really want to know.

There is no reliable published figure showing what percentage of WhatsYourPrice first dates end in sex. Numbers such as 30–50% get thrown around in online discussions, but they're estimates and stories from users, not a verified first-date success rate.

Experiences are all over the place. Some guys say they got laid on the first date. Others saw the same girl several times before sex happened. Others paid the offer, bought dinner, went home alone and never heard from her again.

There are also women using the site mainly because getting $100 or $200 plus a free dinner sounds like a pretty good night out. That doesn't make her an escort and it certainly doesn't mean she's going home with the guy afterward.

So don't try turning the date offer into some imaginary prostitution price. One guy might get lucky after a $100 date while another can burn through several dates and get nowhere.

Sugar Girls and Escorts

A sugar girl and an escort are not the same thing, although the two scenes definitely overlap.

A sugar girl normally wants a wealthy guy who will provide an allowance, gifts, trips, shopping or other financial support. An escort normally charges for individual meetings.

Some escorts also look for sugar daddies, while some sugar girls also advertise as escorts. There are also escorts using sugar and paid-dating sites looking for wealthy regulars.

WhatsYourPrice vs Sugar Dating

Sugar Dating normally involves an ongoing relationship between a Sugar Daddy and Sugar Baby. The guy might pay an allowance, rent, shopping, holidays or other expenses.

WhatsYourPrice is simpler. The guy offers money for the first date. If they like each other, they can meet again and sometimes it turns into a sugar arrangement.

WhatsYourPrice vs Escort Sites

WhatsYourPrice is not an escort site.

On an escort site, escorts and call girls normally advertise paid meetings and customers contact them about incall or outcall bookings.

WhatsYourPrice is about paid first dates, not buying sex. Some girls may also be sugar babies or escorts using several sites at the same time, but an accepted date offer isn't an agreement for sex.

If all you want is to book a call girl, WhatsYourPrice is a roundabout way of doing it. See Top 10 Best Escort Sites and Directories in the World for actual escort directories.

Where Is WhatsYourPrice Used?

Like most dating sites, it works better in big cities.

A site can have plenty of girls in one city and almost nobody worth contacting in another.

Scams

Fake girls and money scams are nothing new on dating sites. The particularly annoying part on WhatsYourPrice is that a guy can spend credits unlocking a girl who then never bothers meeting him.

Be suspicious if somebody wants extra money, gift cards, crypto, taxi money or some bullshit verification payment before you've even met.

A hot profile accepting your offer doesn't prove you're ever going to see the girl.

See Sugar dating scams, Escort and Sex Scams and Common scams.

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