Here’s the pitch: “There’s Ok for the masses, for country folk and Tinder for the hook-up crowd.

And, now, there’s an app for the wealthy — Millionaire Match Pro.” In fact, the dating business is one of the fastest-growing US industries.

Adler says she took Fortune 500 executive recruitment strategies and modified them into her company’s matchmaking process.

“Apply the same strategy to your love life that you have used to achieve success in your professional life,” Adler says.

A membership starts at ,000, and increases depending on the client’s custom preferences and criteria.

Selective Search boasts an 87% success rate, so how much would you shell out for those odds?

“There’s nothing like driving up the Pacific Coast Highway in my Ferrari en route to wine country for a long weekend of relaxation,” said one guy, who I hope wasn’t texting that message while steering that fine machine.

And another: “I have a summer home in Cape Cod and it’s so much sweeter when I have someone to share it with me.

Remember to keep your heart open.” The price tag for the service?

In the San Francisco Bay Area, Linx Dating Founder and CEO Amy Andersen is known as “Silicon Valley’s Cupid.” Andersen launched her business in 2003 with the idea to connect the “Silicon Valley man” with the “attractive professional San Francisco woman.” She teaches tech execs from the likes of Apple, Google, Facebook and Salesforce how to date, according to a 2013 Fortune article.

With close to 1,000 paying clients, Linx Dating prides itself on its exclusivity—the company has a “no advertising” policy and a rigorous vetting process.

Carly’s clients are men and women, and her fees range from ,000 to 0,000.

Have you ever wondered if other people consider you riffraff?