Match expects mid-teens percentage declines in Everyone Everywhere revenue, compared ‌with a low double-digit decline ⁠forecast in February, largely due to the Azar app redesign. It forecast third-quarter revenue of $885 million to $895 million, with the midpoint below ⁠analysts' estimate of $891.5 million, according to data compiled by LSEG. Match's ability to meet the forecast will largely depend on execution at Tinder and Hinge, according to Chandler Willison, analyst at ​M ​Science. The Events ​product currently focuses on driving user growth rather ​than direct revenue, but is expected ​to become a revenue driver by 2027 and beyond, Bailey ‌said. Paying users fell 6% to 13.3 million, though ​revenue per payer rose 6% to $21.13.