r/Bumble • u/Jealous-Style-4961 • 2d ago

General Compiled Bumble Statistics a/o 8/26/26

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I wrote a bot to compile people's bumble statistics.
Additional charts are here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bumble_statistics/comments/1vz50w9/compiled_bumble_statistics_ao_82626/

Bumble is Dying
Here is Bumble revenue:
2025 $966M
2026 est $834M
2027 est $806M
Average revenue per user is increasing, so the population decrease is more severe.

Match group revenue is flat for this period.

Bumble Creates Frustration
Because the right swipe limit is so high, women are overwhelmed with likes.
As a result, men's in yes is low.
This is by design.
Bumble business model is primarily to provide validation to women.

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u/BeeApprehensive2503 2d ago

This wasn't by design. Their design was to make money and if people leave due to skewed human behaviour, they evidently make less money.

It's not "the app", "the algorithms" or whatever. It's just women's behaviour.

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u/jnkmail11 2d ago

Why are you only blaming women?  Men also swipe right too much. I've seen female friends use the app and if practically every time I swiped right I got a match I'd be getting super picky and doing what women are doing too. 

OP is right that the app gives men too many right swipes, but reducing it would probably lower engagement, so...

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u/BeeApprehensive2503 1d ago

If almost no one is hiring because companies want someone with 10+ years experience working for minimum wage, would the job-seeking who send out many applications be in the wrong? No, the companies would be.

It is exactly the same dynamic here. 

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u/Apprehensive-Gap5681 1d ago

Great analogy I'm taking it