Feeld Reports 32% Revenue Growth to £64 Million
Feeld reported a 32% revenue increase to £64 million, driven by global expansion and a shift toward non-monogamous and queer dating.
Feeld, a UK-based dating app for non-monogamous, queer, and kinky users, reported a 32% revenue increase to £64 million, with pre-tax profits rising to £11.4 million. This financial growth enabled the company to pay a record £3.8 million dividend to its shareholders, including co-founders Ana Kirova and Dimo Trifonov.
The company attributed its success to an influx of users from conventional rivals and a broader shift in how people approach human connection. Global expansion drove these results, with 90% of revenue originating outside the United Kingdom, specifically in Mexico, Spain, New York, Toronto, and Paris. This growth occurred as Match Group, the parent company of Tinder and Hinge, reported a 5% decline in user numbers.
To support its scaling and security, Feeld invested £10.5 million in technological upgrades. These investments followed the identification of security vulnerabilities by the cybersecurity firm Fortbridge in 2024. Feeld stated that these vulnerabilities were fixed and that there was no evidence of any data breaches.
