Match Group Inc. (MTCH) served up a mixed bag of second-quarter results after Tuesday's closing bell, and investors didn't love the taste. The dating app giant beat on earnings but missed on revenue, sending shares tumbling in after-hours trading.

Here's the breakdown: Match reported quarterly earnings of 70 cents per share, comfortably ahead of the analyst consensus of 65 cents. But revenue came in at $853.11 million, just shy of the $856.83 million analysts were expecting, and down from $863.74 million in the same quarter last year.

Digging into the numbers, there were some bright spots. Tinder's year-over-year daily and monthly active user trends improved, and Hinge continued its international expansion with a 22% revenue jump. But the company's total payers slipped 6% to 13.3 million, a metric that investors are watching closely.

CEO Spencer Rascoff struck an optimistic tone, saying, "Match Group is having a great 2026, positioning us well for 2027."