Gold Diggers’ Delight: Cities With the Most Sugar Daddies

Gold Diggers' Delight: Cities With the Most Sugar Daddies

Any gold dgiggers out there looking for permanent “employers” who enable you to indulge yourself in endless riches, free gifts and luxury in exchange for sexual favors?

Well, we have some important information for you.

SeekingArangement.com, which proudly proclaims itself the “largest sugar daddy dating website in the world” conducted a comprehensive five-year study based on reporting from its many members.


For the ignorant and uninformed, the concept of “Sugar dating” is the symbiotic relationship between millionaire and significantly younger beneficiary. It is being called the fastest growing dating trend in the nation.

“Since our launch in 2006 we have seen the active number of sugar daddies grow from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands around the world,” SeekingArrangement.com said in a statement.


How phat are the sugar daddy’s pockets? Well, according to the study, the average sugar daddy has an annual income of $263,589 and is worth about 5.6 million dollars in the United States.

Now, as you gold diggers wipe the drool dripping from mouth, there is a caveat: The average sugar daddy has a 41.2 percent chance of already being married. But you probably already know this — or even prefer it, so that you are not obligated to give all your time to him or are able to maintain your primary relationship with your unassuming beau or spouse.

Another plus for gold diggers? The average monthly allowance for a sugar daddy’s sugar baby is $4,357, said the infamouslife.com.

Now that we have those particulars out of the way, let’s do a profile of your reputed sugar daddy: The average age has dropped from 44 in 2007 to 39 in 2012, and in the Bay Area the average age is 37, probably because of the rich men sprouting up in Silicon Valley.

Here are the cities with the most sugar daddies, per capita, in the country. On your marks … get set … go!

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