Summary
Even as its paying subscriber base grows, Hinge is testing a cheaper membership in response to mounting frustration with the cost of online dating. Hi…
What this means for you
For readers in the US who use Hinge, the app is testing a cheaper membership tier, which may soon give users access to a more affordable subscription option. The move comes as Hinge’s paying subscriber base grows and as frustration mounts over the cost of online dating, so the practical issue is the price of a dating-app subscription. Match Group announced Monday that the test is a new feature geared toward women, so the possible benefit is tied to that group rather than a confirmed change for all users. Because this is a test, readers should treat the cheaper tier as something that may become available, not as an existing option.
Source: Fast Company
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If you use dating apps, would a cheaper subscription tier make you more likely to pay, or do you prefer to stay on free features? What matters more to you: price or features geared toward women?