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How To Use Bumble Beeline

How To Use Bumble Beeline

You’ve probably heard of Bumble; however, you may not have heard about the Bumble BeeLine, one of the great features that Bumble users who subscribe to the service’s premium tier get access to

In this article, I’ll explain what the Bumble BeeLine is, how to use it, and the other features that Bumble Boost subscribers have access to.

What is Bumble Boost?

Bumble offers both free and paid tiers, and for most users, the free version of Bumble is just fine. Free users get to are able to swipe, find matches, and send messages as much as they like, so why move to the premium tier of service?

For $8.99 per week, $24.99 per month, $49.99 for three months, or $79.99 for six months, Bumble Boost offers several additional features that many users might find useful.

BeeLine

BeeLine is pretty simple — it gives you access to a particular feed consisting only of people who have already swiped right on you.

It’s a huge time-saver for people who don’t want to spend hours swiping on a thousand people to get ten matches. With BeeLine, you can stop swiping and wait for the matches to come to you.

Rematch

Rematch lets you bypass the 24-hour rule for connections. At the normal subscription level, women have to contact men within 24 hours to keep a match alive, and the man has to reply within 24 hours to make the match permanent. If either party fails to send a message, then the match expires and disappears from the system.

If you have Rematch, however, you can resuscitate an expired match and bring it back to life.

Busy Bee

Related to Rematch, Busy Bee lets you have unlimited Extends. Ordinary subscribers get one Extend a day to use to renew that 24-hour grace period. If you subscribe to Bumble Boost, however, you can have as many Extends as you want.

Ultimately, while the free version of Bumble may be enough for most users, paid subscribers get access to some pretty handy features that can make finding the right match much easier.

How to Use Bumble BeeLine

If you’ve subscribed to Bumble Boost, you’re probably ready to start taking advantage of your newly unlocked features.

Using BeeLine is very simple.

  1. Open the Bumble app.
  2. Click the message icon in the top right corner.
  3. Click the number under “match queue.”
  4. Look at the profile pictures on the page.

After following these steps, you’ll see people who have already liked your profile, and you can swipe right on whoever you like!

Do You Need Bumble Boost to See Matches?

Yes, Bumble Boost lets you see the BeeLine, and as mentioned, your BeeLine is made up of people who have already swiped right on you.

It also expands your response time to longer than 24 hours and lets you rematch with expired connections. If you feel that seeing your match is worth it, Bumble boost may be worth the price.

What are Bumble Coins?

Outside of Bumble Boost, Bumble does have one more premium feature called Bumble Coins. These are an in-app currency that allows you to buy “SuperSwipes.” When you SuperSwipe a user, they receive a notification that you are confident that you would make a good match with them. Bumble Coins start at one coin for $1.99.

Is it Worth It?

The key question: is the BeeLine worth it?

The answer depends on how you use Bumble and where you’re located. If you’re tired of swiping for hours on end and not finding many matches, then BeeLine can save you vast amounts of time. However, if you’re a more casual user, the price may not be worth it.

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6 thoughts on “How To Use Bumble Beeline”

C says:
I bought the beeline and it’s pushed as “these are people who have swiped right on you”. However, in at least half of these, when I message the person who supposedly swiped right, they unmatch me almost immediately. You would think I would have said something awful, instead of “hi” and a casual sentence/ question or two. I am I truly confused by this phenomenon but I am trying to roll with it and won’t pay for it after my month runs out.
Lisa says:
This was the most useful overview of Bumble I have found online. Thank you.
Moe says:
Theres no number under Match Queue to use beeline. Help!
Penny Hollid says:
My beeline does not work and I just paid for a month. Very upset. No one to help me.
Jason says:
My app won’t allow me to swipe right on beeline
Roger says:
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Robert Hayes

Jun 25, 2020

Robert is a freelance editor and writer living in Colorado.

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