Feeld's founders shared a record £3.8 million dividend, following the company's revenues jumping by 32% to reach £64 million. The company's pre-tax profits increased from £9.3 million to £11.4 million.
Ana Kirova and Dimo Trifonov initially established the business under the name 3nder. Feeld subsequently changed its corporate name from 3nder to Feeld following a lawsuit involving Tinder.
The rest of the world contributed £56 million towards Feeld's total £64 million in revenues. Mexico and Spain emerged as Feeld's fastest-growing geographical areas.
User numbers saw an increase of over 20% in New York, Toronto, and Paris, respectively. Feeld generates income through Majestic memberships and by selling extra 'pings' to its members.
Fortbridge discovered that users could potentially have sensitive data, including private photos, messages, and details of their sexuality, accessed or even altered. Feeld stated that it investigated the issues raised by Fortbridge on 3 March and resolved them by 28 May of that year.
The company allocated £10.5 million towards technological upgrades over the last year. The largest dividend recorded in Feeld’s prior accounts amounted to £600,000 in 2024.
