Breeze
In short: A Dutch dating app that charges £9.50 per date booking rather than monthly subscription fees and claims to have organised 752,000 dates globally since launching in 2020.
Key facts
| Type | Dating app |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Netherlands |
Stories about Breeze
- Breeze's Group Dates: A Retreat from Digital or a Revenue Revolution?
Breeze has launched Group Dates nationwide after 500 London pilot events with 3,500 participants. Members meet six to 10 other singles at partner venues. - Breeze's UK Launch: Offline-First Model Meets Venue Reality
Breeze, the Dutch dating app charging £9.50 per date, has launched in the UK, where users report repetitive venues, according to The Independent. - Breeze's Group Dating Gamble: A Strategic Pivot or a Costly Experiment?
Breeze has launched group dating events in London for up to eight singles, with no pre-event messaging, as an alternative to app chat. - Breeze's Bolt Partnership Creates a Revenue Model and a Liability in One Move
Breeze has partnered with ride-hailing platform Bolt to offer 40% off a first trip to a date, and a nine-point safety guide, as it expands beyond matching. - Breeze's Height Filter Data: A Sign of UK Dating Inertia?
Breeze says 32% of UK users filter by height, the lowest in its dataset, versus 39% in the Netherlands. UK daters wait an average of 12 days to meet. - Breeze's UK Launch Challenges Dating's Engagement-First Model
Dutch dating app Breeze has launched in the UK, restricting pre-date messaging and pushing users to meet in person, challenging Match Group and Bumble. - Breeze's Sign Language Match: A Gimmick or Genuine Accessibility Win?
Breeze has added sign language matching, letting users specify BSL, ASL, Auslan and others, which Match Group and Bumble do not offer as a filter. - Breeze's NYC Launch: A Test of Pay-Per-Date's American Viability
Dutch app Breeze has launched in New York City, its first American market, charging users only when they book a date instead of a subscription. - Breeze's IKEA Stunt: A Retail Playbook for Mid-Tier Dating Apps
Breeze pairs nine couples for first dates in IKEA showrooms this Valentine's Day, matched on sleep compatibility using IKEA's six sleep essentials.
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Questions about Breeze
What is Breeze?
A Dutch dating app that charges £9.50 per date booking rather than monthly subscription fees and claims to have organised 752,000 dates globally since launching in 2020.
Where is Breeze based?
Breeze is based in Netherlands.