Do you want the benefits of Bumble Premium without having to pay? When you create an account, you'll be able to enroll in a 14-day free trial of Bumble Premium, which is the only way you can get premium features without paying. This wikiHow article will show you how to get Bumble Premium benefits at no cost by signing up for a free trial.

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Getting a Bumble Premium Free Trial

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    Open Bumble. This app icon looks like a beehive on a yellow background. If you're using a computer, you can go to https://bumble.com.
    • Free trials are usually only available to brand new accounts. If you already have an account and skipped the trial, you'll have to wait until Bumble is offering a trial period to existing users who've never used a trial before. When such an offer is available to you, you'll be notified in the app or on the web.
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    Click or tap Join. You can choose a login method, such as your Facebook account or cell phone number to create your account.
    • If you choose to use your phone number, you'll get a code sent via SMS that you'll need to enter into the app to continue.
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    Create your password (if prompted). You may not be prompted to enter a password if you're using a phone or tablet.
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    Upload pictures of yourself and create your profile. You'll need to add pictures that follow Bumble's guidelines so they don't get moderated. Use your best photos and fill out your profile thoroughly.
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    Accept the free Bumble Premium trial. If you're not offered a free trial before you're shown your first match, try closing and re-opening Bumble. Some users report that it can take a few days before an offer for a free trial will appear.
    • As long as you cancel your subscription before the trial period ends, you will not be billed for Bumble Premium.[1]
    • Note that you will not be charged unless you decide to continue with Bumble Premium.
    • If you decide that you want to continue with Bumble Premium, you can cancel at any time.
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Section 2 of 2:

Is Bumble Premium worth the cost?

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    Bumble's free tier has many features. You can make matches, send messages, use basic filters, and swipe through profiles, and even extend one match per day without paying a dime.[2] Sticking to Bumble's free tier doesn't mean you won't find love!
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    Bumble Premium can give you profile more exposure. Spotlight is a Premium feature that moves your profile to the top of the stack, making you more visible to other members.[3] With Premium, you'll get one Spotlight per week—there are no recurring Spotlights with the free tier.
    • Even with the free tier, you can purchase Spotlight placement as a standalone feature each time you want to use it. This allows you to use Spotlight when you want to, without the need for a recurring membership.
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    A Premium subscription lets you see who likes you. With a free account, you can't see your Beeline, as the user photos will be blurred out. If you want to see who already liked you before you swipe, Premium will be a good upgrade for you.
    • If you want access to more SuperSwipes, Spotlight, extended time to respond to matches, rematches,
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    Premium's Advanced Filters are helpful for densely-populated areas. If a lot of people in your area are using Bumble, advanced filters and unlimited swipes can help you sort through the massive amounts of potential matches to find the people you'll really like.
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    The Travel Mode feature is crucial for dating long distance. Premium will be valuable to you if you want to date outside of your immediate area, as Travel Mode lets you match in any region.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Darlene Antonelli, MA. Darlene Antonelli is a Technology Writer and Editor for wikiHow. Darlene has experience teaching college courses, writing technology-related articles, and working hands-on in the technology field. She earned an MA in Writing from Rowan University in 2012 and wrote her thesis on online communities and the personalities curated in such communities. This article has been viewed 149,099 times.
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