How much does Fass Pass to Love cost?

Fass Pass to Love costs an estimated $2,500-$20,000 based on contract length and search scope, though exact pricing isn't disclosed online. Extensive packages include stylists, therapists, and fitness coaching. This compares to other Jewish matchmakers like Aleeza Ben Shalom ($15,000-$50,000), Simantov International (£250-£10,000+/year), Enamour ($20,000 for 6 months), and VIDA Select ($1,595+/month with no long-term contract).

What is Jessica Fass's background?

Jessica Fass is an LA native who worked in Hollywood on shows like "Two and a Half Men," "The Big Bang Theory," and "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" before founding Fass Pass to Love in 2013. She also produced Netflix's "Jewish Matchmaking" series. Her love for matchmaking ignited during her time in Tel Aviv, where she now bases her service.

Who does Fass Pass to Love serve?

Fass Pass to Love serves predominantly secular, reform, and conservative Jewish singles (described as "lighter levels of observance"). All clients identify as Ashkenazi or Sephardic. Ideal clients are typically in their 20s-40s, never married, no children, seeking marriage and family, though some 50s-60s clients seek Jewish companions after already having children.

What makes Fass Pass to Love unique?

Being based in Tel Aviv with an international Jewish team sets Fass apart—her team "understands all the religious levels and all the mentalities." The service focuses on helping "everyday Tel Avivians" navigate a challenging dating city. Fass's Hollywood background and production work on Netflix's "Jewish Matchmaking" also distinguish her service.

What's included in Fass Pass to Love matchmaking?

Every client receives: 2-hour virtual strategy session with Jessica Fass, full makeover, professional photoshoot, personalized coaching throughout the process, matches from their database/other matchmakers/online platforms, and bidirectional feedback after every date. Extensive packages may include stylists, therapists, and fitness coaching to help clients become their "best version."

What is Jessica Fass's dating philosophy?

Fass emphasizes three core principles: "Put your best foot forward, know the values that are important to you, and be optimistic." She encourages Jewish singles to understand their desired religious observance level and be open-minded to people "against your type." She advises prioritizing shared values over preferences like location, age, or physical attributes.

How does the Fass Pass to Love process work?

The process starts with a call from Lori Pass (Director of Client Relations and Jessica's mother), followed by a 2-hour virtual strategy session with Jessica Fass. During matchmaking, Fass helps distinguish dealbreakers from preferences, encouraging clients to stand firm on political views, religious observance, and attitudes about children while being flexible on other criteria.

Does Fass Pass to Love provide coaching?

Yes, clients view the team as "coaches, friends, and mentors all rolled into one." After each date, both parties provide feedback to matchmakers, and you'll receive advice from your matchmaker as well. According to Fass, "you can't improve unless you get feedback," making the coaching component integral to success.

What dating advice does Jessica Fass give Jewish singles?

Fass advises: Understand your desired level of religious observance (confusion about this causes relationship problems), be open to people outside your "type," prioritize shared values over preferences like location/age/height, and stop judging weight ("Jews like to eat! Our mothers are the best cooks in the world"). Her simple decision rule: "Could you see yourself kissing them, and do they make you feel good? Then go for a second date." 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.