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 SANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--eHarmony.com today announced the launch of a new service leveraging the best of eHarmony and adding a personal counselor to help people who want a higher level of service for their online dating experience. The counselors are credentialed therapists working with eHarmony founder and noted psychologist Dr. Neil Clark Warren. eH+ launches in beta today, with its official launch to take place December 1 of this year. www.eharmony.com/ehplus 
 
 “Finding the love of your life is the single most underestimated challenge in the human experience,” said Dr. Warren. “In the course of the dating process, we know that some people want or need a higher level of service in finding their marriage partner and since this decision impacts your life more than any other single decision, we want to provide help every step of the way.” 
 
 The power of eHarmony matching + the one-to-one service of a personal counselor 
 
 “eH+ melds the power of eHarmony’s online capabilities with the guidance and care of the matchmaking industry,” said Grant Langston, Vice President of Customer Experience for eHarmony. “eH+ is exactly suited to take our proven compatibility algorithms and bring personal, one-on-one attention to the difficult process of finding the right person to share your life. We know that we have more marriages, with more satisfaction and fewer breakups than any other service and we are confident that eH+ will add another layer of strength to our already powerful process.” 
 
 Additional Benefits with eH+ 
 
 You receive the experience and one-to-one guidance of a credential professional counselor who chooses your matches and works with you through every step of your search. Freedom from your computer – no updating profiles, managing matches or juggling communication. All your matches have been vetted for interest in you. No more hoping your match wants to meet you. More extensive matches. eH+ counselors have a deeper and more varied set of matches to consider for you. Greater Privacy. Because your profile isn’t presented to dozens of matches automatically you have less exposure to people you’ll never meet. 
 
 eHarmony surveyed current members and 66% of those surveyed indicated they would be interested in subscribing to the new service. The cost for a subscription is $5,000 for one year. For more information or to sign up for eH+, go to www.eharmony.com/ehplus. 
 
 About eHarmony, Inc. 
 
 Santa Monica, Calif.-based eHarmony, Inc. (www.eharmony.com) was founded in 2000 and is a pioneer in using relationship science to match singles seeking long-term relationships. Its service presents users with compatible matches based on key dimensions of personality that are scientifically proven to predict highly successful long-term relationships. New peer-reviewed research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) ranks eHarmony as number one for producing the most marriages and the most satisfied marriages compared to all other methods studied. Of meeting places measured, eHarmony also had the lowest divorce rate.* On average, 438 people marry every day in the U.S. as a result of being matched on eHarmony, nearly 4% of new marriages.* Currently, eHarmony operates online matchmaking services in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Brazil. 
 
 *Based on data on 19,131 marriages from 2005 to 2012 by Harris Interactive, couples that met on eHarmony had significantly fewer breakups than couples who met via all other methods combined. Combining methods that account for less than 1% of marriages sampled.
– eHarmony is pretty serious about about pairing "deeply compatible singles," but if its 29 Dimensions® of Compatibility can't find you your perfect mate, the dating site will soon offer a Plan B: Pay $5,000 for eH+, which lands you your very own personal counselor for a year who will essentially be your human matchmaker. Except the "you" in that equation has to be someone with money: The service, which officially launches Dec. 1, is geared for those who pull in a quarter-of-a-million a year. Quartz talks to an eHarmony VP about the offering, and this quote may not do much to bolster the confidence of everyone else using the service: "It's too hard for a computer to take two people and understand what they want from a physical standpoint in a way that really elicits chemistry between them. We think it’s much more likely that a human being can do that sort of thing." What that $5,000 gets users: a Skype or phone interview with a psychologist or certified marriage counselor, who will then troll the site looking for Mr. or Ms. Right and even screen matches on the phone, reports Fast Company. It explains a possibly-not-obvious upside: If that would-be match says no, the client never hears the rejection. Another fringe benefit, per a press release on the service: "Freedom from your computer—no updating profiles, managing matches, or juggling communication."