Coffee Meets Bagel in the news

Hinge, Bumble, and Coffee Meets Bagel are identified as the most effective digital tools for finding long-term partners in a shifting dating market.

Coffee Meets Bagel launched a new video feature, allowing users to answer daily questions with 8-second clips to increase profile visibility and facilitate more personal interactions.

Coffee Meets Bagel offers a curated dating experience by providing a limited number of highly compatible matches daily, ideal for those re-entering the dating scene or preferring a slower approach.

Coffee Meets Bagel's founders turned down Mark Cuban's $30M buyout offer in 2015, stayed true to their vision of intentional dating, and grew the company with significant funding.

Coffee Meets Bagel's global revenue from its dating app increased to $************ in Q3 2025, up from $************ in Q2 2025, across Google, Apple, and Android platforms.

Safe Space™ and Coffee Meets Bagel are collaborating to offer workshops that promote emotional wellness and skills for healthier, committed relationships.

Coffee Meets Bagel collaborates with SG Culture Pass to encourage intentional, culture-focused dating experiences in Singapore, catering especially to women's preferences.

Coffee Meets Bagel teams up with Singapore's SG Culture Pass to offer singles exclusive cultural event perks, promoting arts-focused first dates.

Coffee Meets Bagel teams up with Singapore's SG Culture Pass to offer singles exclusive cultural date perks and encourage meaningful offline connections.

Coffee Meets Bagel's CEO supports AI for safety and conversation help but warns against AI chatbots flirting due to offline mismatch risks.

Coffee Meets Bagel and SG Culture Pass promote cultural experiences as meaningful date options using government-backed credits.

Coffee Meets Bagel teams up with Singapore's SG Culture Pass to offer singles exclusive perks for artsy dates, encouraging meaningful offline connections.

Coffee Meets Bagel advises against AI flirting due to potential in-person expectation mismatches, while exploring AI for scam detection and conversation prompts.

Coffee Meets Bagel's CEO is wary of AI chatbots for flirting due to potential offline mismatches but plans to use AI for scam detection and improving chat interactions.

A YouGov study reveals Coffee Meets Bagel is Singapore's second most popular dating app, primarily attracting users seeking serious relationships, though users prioritize shared values over religious views and food choices.

Coffee Meets Bagel and Paula’s Choice Taiwan launched a Valentine’s campaign promoting self-love and confidence in dating through interactive experiences and rewards in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.

Gen Z daters increasingly seek financially stable, ambitious partners focused on long-term relationships due to rising living costs.

Gen Z daters are increasingly seeking financially stable, ambitious partners to manage the rising costs of housing and living through dual incomes.

Coffee Meets Bagel is focusing on intentional, authentic dating with AI support and offline events to meet Gen Z's evolving preferences in 2026.

Dating app Coffee Meets Bagel reports that most users seek serious relationships but face challenges like ghosting and initiating conversations, with a mixed reception to AI assistance.