Tinder's Revenue Soared During the Pandemic, Reaching US$439 Million in Q4 2021

Online dating apps, such as Tinder, have seen significant profit increases during the pandemic and have grown in popularity among teenagers and adults. Tinder's revenue, in particular, has skyrocketed during this period.

According to businessofapps.com, Tinder's revenue reached US$ 439 billion, or approximately Rp 6,315.8 trillion (using an exchange rate of Rp 14,373/US$), in the fourth quarter of 2021. This figure represents a 3.3% increase compared to the previous quarter (US$ 425 billion) and a 22.6% increase compared to the same quarter of the previous year (US$ 358 billion).

The majority of Tinder users (35%) are in the 18-24 age range. Another 25% of users are aged 25-34. Users aged 45-54 account for only 8%.

Tinder was first launched on September 12, 2012. It has since been downloaded over 340 million times and is available in 190 countries and over 40 languages. The app aims to provide a gateway to relationships, even marriage.

To use Tinder, users simply download the app on iOS or Android and set up a profile. Since 2018, users can also access the app via a PC web browser by visiting the Tinder website.

(Read More: Customers of the Tinder online dating application increased by 17.07% in the second quarter of 2021)