Would you pay $20 a month to find your true love? You might have to.

Source: Business Insider

Dating apps are how we meet people now, but they're also getting pricier. Getty ImagesDating apps like Tinder and Bumble have become more paywalled and costly since the pandemic. Even with increased costs, many users may pay to try to unlock better matches.

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