How much does Denver's Cupid cost?

Denver's Cupid doesn't publish pricing online, but packages reportedly start around $2,500 for a 6-month membership. Final pricing depends on the scope of your search (local, national, or international).

Who is R. Tony Smith?

R. Tony Smith is the founder of Denver's Cupid, which he launched in 2020. He previously worked in marketing and operations for 18 years and ran for Denver City Council in 2018–2019. His campaign inspired him to continue connecting people—as a matchmaker.

Does Denver's Cupid work with straight clients?

No. Denver's Cupid exclusively serves LGBTQ singles. The website states that "straight and ally friends" will not be accepted as clients.

Does Denver's Cupid have good reviews?

Yes. Denver's Cupid holds a 5-star rating on Yelp (5 reviews) and 4.8 stars on Google (50+ reviews). Positive feedback highlights Smith's attitude, successful matches, and well-organized events. A small number of critical reviews reference event experiences.

Does Denver's Cupid host LGBTQ events?

Yes. Beyond matchmaking, Denver's Cupid hosts speed dating events, social activities, and seminars for the LGBTQ community. Events are curated by age group, orientation, and gender identity—including specialized events for groups like Bears and Sports League participants.

Does Denver's Cupid show photos before dates?

No. Denver's Cupid uses a blind date approach. You won't receive photos or detailed information about your match beforehand. After each date, both parties can provide feedback.

Where does Denver's Cupid operate?

Denver's Cupid is based in Colorado but can conduct local, national, or international searches depending on your contract terms. All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.