They're a) far more likely to find a partner and b) leave the platform when they do.
So higher "risk" of exiting the platform from Tinder's POV, so you'd want to get their money upfront, presumably?
Divorced men who are going to fat while balding, with 50/50 care of three kids and alimony to pay, aren't flying off the shelf.
So for Tinder, they're a low exit risk, and typically far more able and willing to pay for features that they think might aid them.
A 25 year old man in good shape, no kids, and starting out on a good career, is far less likely to _need_ the features Tinder charges for.
They're a) far more likely to find a partner and b) leave the platform when they do.
So higher "risk" of exiting the platform from Tinder's POV, so you'd want to get their money upfront, presumably?
Divorced men who are going to fat while balding, with 50/50 care of three kids and alimony to pay, aren't flying off the shelf.
So for Tinder, they're a low exit risk, and typically far more able and willing to pay for features that they think might aid them.
A 25 year old man in good shape, no kids, and starting out on a good career, is far less likely to _need_ the features Tinder charges for.