Bumble Is Cheap, Profitable… and in a Bit of an Identity Crisis
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- Bumble’s stock sat near $3.63 on January 28, 2026, close to its lows, even as the company posted solid profits in 2025.
- Revenue fell about 10% year over year in Q3 2025, but net income hit roughly $52 million and margins improved.
- Paying users declined about 16%, while spend per paying user rose, as Bumble prioritized trust, product quality, and profitability over raw scale.
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