Feeld, a London-founded dating platform aimed at non-monogamous, queer and kinky users, said it paid its founders a record dividend of £3.8m after reporting a strong increase in sales.
The company reported revenues of £64m, a rise of 24% year-on-year, and said users based outside the UK now account for nearly 90% of its revenues. The firm attributed the growth to a surge in interest from what it described as “open-minded people exploring love, desire, and alternative relationships in a safe, inclusive space.”
Positioning itself as a niche alternative to mainstream dating apps, Feeld said it has drawn new users from more conventional services. The company emphasised its focus on providing a platform for people seeking non-traditional relationship models and queer and kinky communities.
The payout to founders is the largest the company has made, reflecting the stronger sales performance. Feeld’s statement highlighted international demand as a key driver of the business’s recent expansion, underscoring the platform’s increasingly global user base.