Match Group
Match Group, Inc. is a Dallas, Texas-based technology company that owns and operates a global portfolio of dating, social-discovery, and connection platforms. Its brands include Tinder, Hinge, Match, Meetic, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Pairs, Azar, BLK, Chispa, The League, Upward, Salams, HER, and other services designed for different communities, relationship goals, demographics, and markets. Match Group currently offers services in more than 40 languages around the world.
The company’s history is rooted in online dating, with Match pioneering internet-based dating before the portfolio expanded through the development and acquisition of additional brands. Match Group completed its full separation from IAC on July 1, 2020, becoming a fully independent public company. Today its largest businesses include Tinder and Hinge, while its broader portfolio serves users across North America, Europe, Asia, and numerous other markets.
Match Group is publicly traded on Nasdaq under ticker MTCH. Current CEO Spencer Rascoff has led the company since 2025, while Steven Bailey serves as Chief Financial Officer. Match Group reported approximately $3.487 billion in 2025 revenue and around 2,200 full-time employees at December 31, 2025. Its current corporate headquarters is at 8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75231.
214-576-9352
This is the telephone number listed with Match Group’s current principal executive offices.
Match Group does not operate one universal Customer Service number for all dating brands.
Users must contact the support team for the specific service involved, such as Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, or another Match Group platform.
Match Group, Inc.
8750 North Central Expressway
Suite 1400
Dallas, TX 75231
United States
Match Group, Inc.
8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400
Dallas, TX 75231
United States.
Investor Relations: ir@match.com
Corporate Media: MatchGroupPR@match.com.
Online Dating, Social Discovery, Consumer Technology, Mobile Apps and Subscription Services
Match’s dating business began in the 1990s, while the modern Match Group corporate structure later developed around a portfolio of online connection brands.
Match Group completed its separation from IAC in 2020.
Approximately
2,200 full-time employees
as of December 31, 2025.
$3.487 billion in total 2025 revenue.
As of June 30, 2026
Approximately 13.3 million payers.
Investor Relations: https://ir.mtch.com/
Careers: https://mtch.com/careers/
Tinder is Match Group’s largest dating platform and one of the world’s most recognized mobile dating apps.
It uses profile discovery, mutual interest, messaging, paid subscriptions, and à la carte features to help users make connections.
Hinge is positioned around people seeking meaningful dating and relationships.
The platform has become one of Match Group’s fastest-growing brands and generated approximately $690.9 million in direct revenue during 2025.
Match is one of the longest-established online dating brands.It provides profile discovery, matching, communication tools, subscription services, and relationship-focused features for users seeking connections.
Meetic is a major European dating platform launched in 2001.It serves singles across selected European markets and is positioned toward users interested in dating and relationship-building.
OkCupid uses profile information and responses to detailed questions to help users identify compatibility.The platform supports a broad range of identities, relationship preferences, and matching criteria.
Plenty of Fish provides dating and messaging features with an emphasis on accessible and lower-pressure interaction.It remains part of Match Group’s broad global portfolio.
Pairs is one of Match Group’s major Asian dating brands.Launched in 2012, it is a leading dating app in Japan and serves users seeking meaningful connections.
Azar is a one-to-one video chat and social-discovery platform.It was launched in 2014 and became part of Match Group through the acquisition of Hyperconnect.
BLK is a dating and lifestyle platform designed primarily for Black singles.The service was launched in 2017 and is part of Match Group’s community-focused dating portfolio.
Chispa is a dating app designed to help Latino singles connect.It forms part of Match Group’s portfolio of platforms focused on specific communities and user needs.
The League is positioned toward career-focused and professionally ambitious singles.It offers a more selective dating experience and operates as one of Match Group’s premium-focused brands.
HER serves lesbian, bisexual, queer, and other LGBTQ+ women and users.Match Group’s current brand page describes HER as the first dating app created specifically for lesbian, bisexual, and queer people.
Upward is a dating platform designed for Christian singles.It provides a faith-oriented environment for users seeking romantic relationships and meaningful connections.
Salams serves Muslim users seeking dating, marriage, and community connections.It is part of Match Group’s growing collection of community-specific connection platforms.
Most Match Group brands offer paid membership tiers that provide enhanced functionality beyond basic free access.Depending on the app, subscriptions can include increased visibility, advanced preferences, additional likes, profile insights, rewinds, and other premium features.
Several Match Group brands sell one-time or limited-use premium features separate from subscriptions.These may include boosts, special likes, visibility tools, profile enhancements, or other paid interactions.
Match Group invests in profile verification, scam prevention, reporting tools, user moderation, trust and safety teams, and technology designed to identify suspicious accounts.Current leadership includes a dedicated Head of Trust & Safety, reflecting the company’s increased focus on user protection.
Match Group is increasingly using artificial intelligence in recommendations, user safety, profile tools, moderation, and product development.The company’s current leadership and regulatory disclosures identify AI as an important area of investment and compliance focus.
214-576-9352.
214-576-9352
214-576-9352
214-576-9352
No universal Match Group consumer Customer Service number is published.Users must contact the individual brand involved.
No single corporate number handles Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Pairs, Azar, and the other apps together.
Match Group does not publish one universal toll-free Customer Service number.
Not applicable in the traditional consumer-sales sense.
Subscriptions and paid features are purchased within each brand’s website or app.
No universal corporate billing number is published.Billing complaints should be submitted through the support system for the specific brand and, where applicable, Apple App Store, Google Play, or another payment platform.
Match Group maintains offices internationally, but no single public regional-office telephone network is published.
Not applicable in the traditional branch-office sense.
There is no universal global Customer Service number.Brand support is primarily digital and country-specific.
Match Group does not operate a public emergency hotline.Users facing immediate physical danger should contact local emergency services or law enforcement.
Match Group does not prominently publish a separate IR telephone line on its current investor site.
Corporate headquarters
214-576-9352
ir@match.com.
MatchGroupPR@match.com.
Match Group does not publish one universal applicant HR number.
Shareholder-transfer information is available through Match Group Investor Relations and SEC materials rather than consumer support.
For a user-account, subscription, refund, safety, profile, ban, verification, scam, or billing problem, the first step is not to call Match Group’s Dallas corporate number. Match Group’s consumer brands operate separate support systems. A Tinder customer should use Tinder support, a Hinge user should use Hinge support, a Match user should contact Match support, and the same principle applies to OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Pairs, Azar, and other brands. This ensures the support team can access the specific account and platform records involved.
Before contacting the relevant brand, have the account email or phone number, subscription details, screenshots, payment receipt, date of the transaction, username or profile information, and any previous case number ready. If a complaint involves harassment, impersonation, scams, threatening conduct, or another safety issue, use the in-app reporting and safety tools immediately and preserve screenshots before blocking or deleting conversations.
For corporate, investor, or media questions rather than user support, Match Group’s headquarters number is 214-576-9352, Investor Relations uses ir@match.com, and media inquiries use MatchGroupPR@match.com. Corporate contacts generally cannot substitute for an individual brand’s account-support system.
Match Group, Inc.
8750 North Central Expressway
Suite 1400
Dallas, TX 75231
United States
Current 2026 SEC filings identify this as Match Group’s principal executive office.
The corporate office and headquarters are the same
8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75231
The office supports executive management, finance, corporate affairs, investor relations, legal, human resources, and portfolio oversight.
Match Group’s current SEC mailing address is also
8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400
Dallas, TX 75231.
Written investor correspondence can be directed to
Match Group, Inc.
8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400
Dallas, TX 75231
Attention: Investor Relations.
Older records may associate portions of Match Group’s history with IAC and New York.However, Match Group completed its separation from IAC on July 1, 2020, and the current public company’s principal executive headquarters is in Dallas.
Match Group complaints can involve subscription charges, refunds, account bans, harassment, scams, fake profiles, safety incidents, privacy, discrimination, advertising, or corporate matters. Because each Match Group brand operates its own app, policies, moderation system, and billing environment, users should collect the account email, username, app name, subscription plan, transaction receipt, screenshots, dates, reported-profile information, and prior case numbers before escalating.
Start with the support center for the specific Match Group brand involved. Use the app or official website to submit a support request and provide the account identifier, purchase receipt, date, screenshots, and a clear description of the requested outcome. Match Group’s Dallas corporate line does not replace Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, or other brand-level support.
Use the relevant specialty route. Billing issues should go to billing or subscription support, safety complaints to the app’s reporting or Trust & Safety process, privacy matters to the brand’s privacy contact, and technical problems to account or technical support. If the purchase was processed through Apple or Google, some refunds or payment issues may need to be handled through the app-store provider as well.
If first-level support does not resolve the problem, reply to the existing support case and request additional review. Keep the same case thread whenever possible so the next reviewer can see the complete history. For safety or scam complaints, provide profile details, conversation screenshots, dates, transaction evidence if money was involved, and previous reports submitted through the app.
Submit a detailed written complaint through the official support or feedback channel for the affected Match Group brand. For corporate-site feedback, Match Group permits inquiries through the email addresses listed on its site. Investor correspondence can use ir@match.com, while media contacts use MatchGroupPR@match.com.
For a serious issue that has already gone through brand-level escalation, corporate correspondence can be directed to Match Group, Inc., 8750 North Central Expressway, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75231. Include the brand name, support-case number, account email, timeline, screenshots or payment records, and a concise statement explaining why the brand-level process did not resolve the complaint.
Privacy complaints should follow the privacy process in the applicable brand’s policy. Safety issues should be directed to Trust & Safety and in-app reporting. Investor or securities concerns should go to Match Group Investor Relations or appropriate corporate channels. Because brands maintain their own terms and conditions, legal dispute notices should follow the exact notice procedure in the terms applicable to the specific service.
The appropriate regulator depends on the complaint. Privacy concerns may fall under a state Attorney General, the Federal Trade Commission, state privacy regulator, or foreign data-protection authority. Securities matters may involve the SEC. Serious crimes, threats, fraud, stalking, extortion, or financial scams should be reported to the appropriate law-enforcement agency in addition to the app itself.
Subscription and billing complaints may also be raised with the relevant card issuer, Apple, Google, PayPal, or other payment processor depending on how the purchase was made. General consumer complaints can be submitted to the appropriate state Attorney General or consumer-protection agency. Users should preserve receipts, cancellation confirmations, app-store transaction IDs, and written support responses before filing an external dispute.
Before starting litigation or arbitration, review the current Terms of Service for the specific Match Group brand involved because dispute procedures can differ between Tinder, Hinge, Match, and other services. Terms may include notice requirements, informal dispute-resolution periods, arbitration provisions, venue requirements, or class-action waivers. Preserve the complete account record, support correspondence, screenshots, payment history, and dispute notices, and consider consulting qualified legal counsel for significant claims.
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