Feeld: Dating for the Curious monthly downloads estimate
AppSprint estimates Feeld: Dating for the Curious at 100k-250k/mo in estimated monthly App Store downloads. This is a rounded range, not a company-reported financial figure.
Feeld: Dating for the Curious
Meet New People, Date & Flirt
Feeld Ltd
4.3
96.9K ratings
100k-250k/mo
Est. downloads
$2.5M-$5M/mo
Est. revenue
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The short answer
Feeld: Dating for the Curious is estimated at 100k-250k/mo monthly App Store downloads, alongside roughly $2.5M-$5M/mo in monthly App Store revenue. The estimate covers App Store activity and should not be read as a precise install count across every platform.
Feeld: Dating for the Curious monthly App Store revenue estimates shows the other part of this app's market snapshot.
How Feeld: Dating for the Curious compares in Lifestyle
Among 42 qualifying Lifestyle apps in this AppSprint snapshot, Feeld: Dating for the Curious ranks #6 by estimated monthly revenue and #13 by estimated monthly downloads. Qualifying apps have at least $10,000 in estimated monthly revenue, current Apple metadata, and observed visibility in both the US and European App Stores.
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