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Quality over quantity
As of 30 August 2026, Coffee Meets Bagel has a free plan and paid plans start at $14.99/month. Coffee Meets Bagel is a dating app that focuses on quality matches over endless swiping. Softwr lists it under Dating. Coffee Meets Bagel is made by Coffee Meets Bagel, Inc., launched in 2012, available on iOS, Android.
Overview
Coffee Meets Bagel is a dating app that focuses on quality matches over endless swiping. Each day at noon, users receive a curated batch of potential matches called 'bagels.' The app encourages thoughtful connections with conversation starters and a slower, more intentional approach to dating.
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Capabilities
Curated Daily Matches
Discover Section
Icebreakers
Activity Reports
Photo Lab
Video Chat
Integration with Facebook
Ios support
Available on ios
Android support
Available on android
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Coffee Meets Bagel offers a free tier with daily bagels and premium plans starting at $14.99/month (Mini plan) and $35/month (Premium). In-app currency called Beans can be purchased for additional features.
SourceThe app sends users a limited set of daily matches called bagels based on preferences and behavior. If both users like each other, a chat opens that expires in seven days. 91% of users on CMB seek serious relationships.
SourceCoffee Meets Bagel has made over 150 million matches for its users globally.
SourceIn Shark Tank Season 6 (2015), Mark Cuban offered $30 million to buy the company outright. The founders rejected the offer, believing the company could grow as large as Match.com and reach a billion-dollar valuation.
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