About Tinder
You’ve heard of us.
Launched in 2012, Tinder revolutionized how people meet, growing from 1 match to one billion matches in just two years. This rapid growth demonstrates its ability to fulfill a fundamental human need: real connection. Today, the app has been downloaded over 630 million times, leading to over 100 billion matches, serving over 47 million users per month in 190 countries and 45+ languages – a scale unmatched by any other app in the category.
Awards? Check. In 2024, Tinder won four Effie Awards for its first-ever global brand campaign, “It Starts with a Swipe,” and eight awards from Comparably, including Best Engineering Teams, Best Product & Design Teams, and Best Career Growth. Rounding out this award-winning year, Built In named us Best Place to Work in the U.S., Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Over the years, we’ve received over 50 company awards for our benefits, diversity, compensation, and career growth opportunities. And we’re proud of that.
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Company Details
500M-1B
Software Development
501-1,000 employees
Public Company
West Hollywood, California
United States
Frequently Asked Questions about
What is Tinder's industry?
Tinder operates in the Software Development industry and is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does Tinder have?
Tinder has approximately 501-1,000 employees employees.
Where is Tinder's based?
Tinder is based in West Hollywood, California, United States.
Is Tinder publicly listed?
Yes. Tinder is a publicly traded company.
How can I contact Tinder's investor relations team?
You can reach Tinder’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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