All Brands Owned by Hily

What does Hily own?
Hily owns and operates a single product: the Hily AI-powered dating application, available on iOS and Android. The platform includes AI-driven matching algorithms, a risk score safety system, video calling, and compatibility analysis features. The company does not operate multiple apps or a diversified portfolio of digital products.

Is Hily publicly traded?
No, Hily is not publicly traded. The company operates as a privately held entity with no stock exchange listing. Hily has not announced any public offering plans and has maintained its independence without publicly disclosed external investment.

Who founded Hily?
Hily was founded in 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada by Yan Pronin and Alex Pasykov. The company launched its dating application in July 2017 with a focus on AI-driven compatibility matching as an alternative to swipe-based dating apps. The name "Hily" is an acronym for "Hey, I Like You."

Where is Hily headquartered?
Hily is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The company operates its platform globally, serving users across North America, Europe, and other international markets including the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Japan, and Mexico.

How many brands does Hily own?
Hily owns one brand: the Hily dating app. The company operates a single-product strategy, focusing all resources on its AI-powered dating platform. It does not own or operate any other brands or products.

Who owns Hily?
Hily is a privately held company with no publicly disclosed parent organization or external investors. The company has not announced any venture capital or private equity funding rounds. Co-founders Yan Pronin and Alex Pasykov are understood to hold significant ownership stakes, though the company has not published details of its ownership structure.

What is Hily's revenue?
Hily does not publicly disclose its financial results. Third-party business intelligence estimates place the company's annual revenue between $5 million and $25 million. The company generates revenue primarily through premium subscriptions ranging from $24.99 per week to $119.99 annually, plus in-app purchases.