Glam

In short: Glam is a South Korean dating app run by Cupist Inc. of Seoul. It first appeared on the Apple App Store in March 2016. Dating Industry Insights reports that Cupist generated 16.3 billion won in revenue last year at an 11.7% operating margin, and that it has launched further services in Japan.

Key facts

TypeDating app
OwnerCupist
HeadquartersSeoul, South Korea
Websiteglam.am
App StoreApp Store listing
OwnerGlam is operated by Cupist Inc. ((주)큐피스트) [Glam (Cupist), 2026]
LaunchGlam's first App Store release dates from March 2016 [App Store Korea, March 2016]
HeadquartersCupist lists its business address on Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul [Glam (Cupist), 2026]
Chief executiveAhn Jae-won (안재원) is named as representative director on the Glam website [Glam (Cupist), 2026]
RevenueCupist, which runs Glam, generated 16.3 billion won ($12.2 million) in revenue last year at an 11.7% operating margin, according to Dating Industry Insights [Dating Industry Insights, 2025]

About Glam

Glam (글램) is a South Korean dating and social app operated by Cupist Inc. (주)큐피스트, which lists its business address on Teheran-ro in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Ahn Jae-won (안재원) is named as chief executive on the Glam website. The app first appeared on the Apple App Store in March 2016. Its website describes unlimited recommendations of people matched on tastes and interests, the option for members to create their own meetups, and a feature for finding friends nearby. The company also publishes data reports on dating habits in South Korea.

Dating Industry Insights reported in July 2026 that Cupist, which runs Glam, generated 16.3 billion won ($12.2 million) in revenue last year at an 11.7% operating margin. DII described Cupist as one of three large independent Korean dating app companies, with Enrise (Wippy) and Triplecomma (Gold Spoon), that are profitable but have pivoted towards Japan. According to DII, Cupist launched Twenties Tokyo, aimed at Korean men and Japanese women, and a preference-based app called Cabbit.

In February 2026 DII named Glam, with Amanda, as a local player competing with Tinder and Bumble in the South Korean dating app market, in an article on regulatory scrutiny of matchmaking-adjacent features.

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Questions about Glam

Who owns Glam?

Glam is operated by Cupist Inc., a company based in Seoul.

How much revenue does Cupist make?

Dating Industry Insights reported 16.3 billion won ($12.2 million) for the previous year, at an 11.7% operating margin.

Has Glam's operator expanded into Japan?

Yes. DII reports that Cupist launched Twenties Tokyo and a preference-based app called Cabbit in Japan.

What is Glam?

Glam is a South Korean dating app run by Cupist Inc. of Seoul. It first appeared on the Apple App Store in March 2016. Dating Industry Insights reports that Cupist generated 16.3 billion won in revenue last year at an 11.7% operating margin, and that it has launched further services in Japan.

Where is Glam based?

Glam is based in Seoul, South Korea.

Sources

  1. Glam (Cupist): official site
  2. App Store Korea: Glam
  3. Dating Industry Insights: Korean Dating Apps Flee to Japan: A Profitable Exit or a Trust Crisis Dodged?

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