BUMBLE

OVERVIEW

Bumble was launched in 2014 with the unique approach of allowing women to initiate the conversation in heterosexual matches, shifting the dating dynamics in a meaningful way. This platform was created to provide a safer, more respectful environment in the online dating world. It appeals primarily to individuals looking for romantic relationships, friendships, or professional connections who prefer a platform that encourages meaningful and respectful interactions. Bumble helps users achieve their interpersonal relationship goals by creating a space where they feel empowered and protected, fostering healthier and more equitable connections. Bumble offers several tiers of cost to its users. The basic use of the app is free, which allows users to create profiles, match with others, and send messages. However, there are paid features available through Bumble Boost and Bumble Premium which offer enhanced functionalities like seeing who has swiped right on your profile, extending matches by 24 hours, and rematching with expired connections. The cost of these subscriptions can vary, typically starting from about $24.99 for a one-month Boost subscription and can go up to $199.99 for a lifetime Premium subscription, with additional in-app purchases and options available for more flexibility and features.