Coursera (COUR) revenue breakdown

Consumer Defensive · Education & Training Services · Market cap $1.5B

By segment, Consumer is the largest at 66% of fiscal 2025 revenue; Enterprise grew fastest, 32% a year over 6 years.

By region, United States is the largest at 51% of fiscal 2025 revenue; Other grew fastest, 32% a year over 6 years.

Revenue by segment

Fiscal years, as Coursera reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2025 total $758M.

Segments2019202020212022202320242025Share
Consumer$121M$193M$246M$296M$416M$456M$502M 66%
Enterprise$48M$71M$120M$181M$220M$239M$255M 34%
Degrees$15M$30M$49M$47M——— —

Revenue by region

Fiscal years, as Coursera reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2025 total $758M.

Regions2019202020212022202320242025Share
United States$90M$143M$211M$276M$341M$369M$385M 51%
Europe, Middle East, and Africa$52M$83M$113M$131M$153M$166M$186M 25%
Asia Pacific$28M$41M$55M$69M$82M$90M$109M 14%
Other$15M$26M$37M$48M$60M$70M$78M 10%
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Where does Coursera make its money?

In fiscal 2025, by segment: Consumer $502M, Enterprise $255M.

From Coursera's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.