Can You Upgrade From Bumble Boost to Premium?

Yes. Bumble's plans are built in layers, and Premium includes everything in Boost plus more. To switch, open the tab in the bottom left corner and choose to explore Premium, Premium+ or Boost. The Pay plan tab lays out what each plan includes and what it costs, so look there before you confirm anything.

Boost gives you unlimited likes, a weekly allowance of SuperSwipes and Spotlights, Extend, Rematch with expired connections and unlimited Backtrack. Premium keeps all of that.

What Premium adds is mostly about control and information. You can see who already liked you, use advanced filters, switch on Incognito Mode and use Travel Mode. A step above that, Premium+ adds extras such as photo insights, fast-tracked likes and being prioritized in people's feeds, plus a larger weekly allowance.

Before you switch, check where your current subscription stands. Bumble says you can see its start and renewal dates through the store where you bought it, which is the Apple App Store or Google Play. If you paid Bumble directly, look in the app under Profile and then Subscription details.

Know the renewal date before you tap anything. A subscription renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before that date, and after you cancel you keep your paid perks until the end of the period you already paid for.

The Pay plan tab is where prices and inclusions are shown, and it can differ from what another man sees, because Bumble says cost varies by tier, duration and package size. This article does not state a price for that reason.

How the time left on one plan is treated when you move to another is not something to guess at. Read the screen at the moment you subscribe, and look at your store subscription afterward to confirm you are on one plan and not two.

Most men upgrade for the feature with the best name. Be more specific.

Seeing who already liked you saves time, because every card in that list is a woman who has already said yes to your page. It is a good use of a session. Advanced filters help if you are looking for a specific kind of woman and the free filters are too blunt. Incognito Mode and Travel Mode are for privacy and for planning a trip, and neither one improves what women think of your page.

None of the extras fix a weak page. a dating coach's advice is that you put money into an app after your photos and profile are good, because paying multiplies what is already working. If a woman looks at your page and passes, a paid tier means more women do that.

Look at how you use Boost. If you regularly use the Extend you have, write to your matches fast and run out of likes or people, you are a good candidate for more control.

If you have likes left at the end of most days and matches that go nowhere, the limit is your page or your opening line. Moving up a tier would cost more and change little.

Two weeks of notes will settle it. Each evening write down how many women you liked, how many liked you back and how many you wrote to. A man who has numbers can tell whether he is short of exposure or short of appeal.

After you move to Premium, open your subscription once more and confirm what it says. If you did not mean to keep it, set the cancellation for at least a day before the renewal date. You will keep the perks until the period you paid for ends, so there is no reason to wait for the last hour.

Stay on Boost for another two weeks and use every feature in it. A man who has not used his Extend or his Spotlight is not short of features. When you know exactly which missing feature cost you something, the upgrade has a reason.