Curiositystream (CURI) revenue breakdown

Communication Services · Broadcasting · Market cap $142M

By product, Direct-to-Consumer is the largest at 61% of fiscal 2024 revenue; Partner Direct grew fastest, 25% a year over 2 years.

By region, United States is the largest at 78% of fiscal 2025 revenue, growing 12% a year over 5 years.

Revenue by product

Fiscal years, as Curiositystream reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2024 total $51M.

Products202220232024Share
Direct-to-Consumer——$31M 61%
Library sales$6M$12M$7M 14%
Partner Direct$5M$5M$7M 14%
Bundled Distribution$12M—$4M 8%
Other$2M$2M$807,000 2%
Presales$19M$2M$441,000 1%
O&O Consumer Service$26M—— —
Total Content Licensing—$14M— —
Total trade and barter revenues—$11M— —
Trade and barter license fees: Content licensing—$10M— —
App Services$4M—— —
Other trade and barter revenue—$1M— —
Enterprise$6M$367,000— —

Revenue by region

Fiscal years, as Curiositystream reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2025 total $72M.

Regions202020212022202320242025Share
United States$31M$41M$48M$32M$33M$56M 78%
International———$25M$18M$16M 22%
Other$7M$14M$22M——— —
Germany$1M$9M———— —
United Kingdom—$7M$8M——— —
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Where does Curiositystream make its money?

In fiscal 2024, by product: Direct-to-Consumer $31M, Library sales $7M, Partner Direct $7M, Bundled Distribution $4M, Other $807,000.

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