Match Group is trying to make dating apps feel human again (and it’s spending real money to do it)
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- Match’s 2025 revenue was $3.487B (flat YoY), with payers down 5% but revenue per payer up 5%—a signal the company is prioritizing product value over discounts.
- Hinge is growing fast (Q4 2025 revenue up 26%), while Tinder is still in repair mode (Q4 2025 revenue down 3%).
- Match generated $1.0B free cash flow in 2025 and paired buybacks with a higher $0.20 quarterly dividend (payable April 21, 2026).
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