Now recruiting founding hosts · Brooklyn

Run the best night in Brooklyn. Get paid for it.

Hosts anchor our dinners and nights out. You welcome the table, make the introductions, and bring your friends along. A few nights a month, on your schedule.

Apply to host What hosts do

What you get

You're already the one who brings people together.

  • Paid every night you host

    A flat fee per table, a bonus when women from your table come back, and a share of venue revenue on nights you run.

  • Your circle, upgraded

    Bring friends to great restaurants, meet interesting people, and be the reason everyone had a good night.

  • Your dinners are covered

    Always. Your friends' first dinners are too.

  • On your schedule

    Two to four nights a month. Pick the nights that work for you.

  • Standing in the room

    Hosts know everyone. It's the best seat in the house, and people remember who introduced them.

  • A real path

    Table host, then bar host, then lead host: training new hosts and opening new neighborhoods.

The role

What a night looks like for you.

Plan on about four hours, from dinner through the bar.

Before
Read the brief: every guest's name and one real fact about them. Takes about 30 minutes.
At the table
Open with one good question, then step back. Draw out the quiet guests and redirect anyone dominating the conversation.
At the bar
Walk your table over and introduce people across tables. Honestly, never overselling.
For every woman
You're her exit route. A look from her and you pull her into another conversation, no questions asked.
After
A few quick notes within 24 hours on how the night went.

Pay

Paid for the room, never for pushing anyone.

Your bonus depends on whether women want to come back, not on whether anyone gets cosigned. You're never paid to talk a guy up, and nobody will ever ask you to.

How hosts earn

Each table you host
$75
Women from your table who come back
Bonus
Nights you run at the bar
Venue revenue share
Your dinner and your friends' first
Covered

Who we're looking for

You might already be doing this for free.

  • You're the connector

    Your friends come to your dinners. You're the one who says “you two have to meet.”

  • You know more than one crowd

    Work, a run club, a creative scene, the neighborhood. Different circles make better rooms.

  • You can read a room

    You notice who's left out and who needs rescuing, and you handle both without making it a thing.

  • You're in Brooklyn

    Free a few weeknights a month. Event, nightlife, or community experience helps but isn't required.

How to start

From application to your first table.

  1. Apply

    Tell us about yourself and your circle. Two minutes.

  2. Coffee with the founder

    A casual conversation about you and the nights.

  3. Paid trial night

    Shadow an experienced host at dinner and the bar.

  4. Your first table

    Host your own table, with your friends there if you like.

Apply

Be one of our founding hosts.

We're starting with a handful of hosts in Williamsburg. Founding hosts help shape how every night runs.

We only use this to reach you about Cosigned. How we handle your details.

Questions

Do I have to be single?
No. Many great hosts are in relationships. You're there to run a good night, not to date.
Do I have to sell tickets or recruit guests?
No quotas and no selling, ever. Bringing a couple of friends each night is part of the fun, and we fill the rest.
How much time does it take?
About four hours per night plus 30 minutes to read your brief, two to four nights a month.
What if a guest makes someone uncomfortable?
You step in or pull her out, then tell us. Every report is reviewed and men who cross a line don't come back.
Can I host with a friend?
Yes. Co-hosting is a great way to start, especially for your trial night.