Coursera trades at 0.8x EV/NTM revenue on a $728.5M enterprise value. Revenue grew 59.6% year over year to $298.6M in the quarter ending June 2026, an annual run rate of $1.19B. Coursera reports a 58.1% gross margin and 9.5-month CAC payback.
| Annual Run Rate ($) | Revenue Growth | Gross Margin | Net Dollar Retention | LTM CAC Payback Period (months) | Rule of 40 (LTM FCF) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Best-in-class
90th Percentile |
12,008.0 |
74% |
84% |
129% |
✓
10.23 |
92% |
|
Great
75th Percentile |
4,485.0 |
✓
48% |
76% |
125% |
14.1 |
66% |
|
Average
50th Percentile |
1,709.0 |
37% |
69% |
119% |
24.24 |
✓
56% |
|
Below Average
25th Percentile |
✓
851.0 |
33% |
64% ✓ |
114% |
28.86 |
46% |
|
✓
Coursera |
1,194 |
60% |
58% |
|
9.52 |
59% |
How fast is Coursera growing?
Coursera grew revenue 59.6% year over year, reaching $298.6M in the quarter ending June 2026.
What multiple does Coursera trade at?
Coursera trades at 0.8x EV/NTM revenue and 0.6x EV/run-rate, on an enterprise value of $728.5M.
Is Coursera profitable?
For Coursera, operating income was -$84.7M last quarter and LTM free cash flow margin is -0.6%.
How long does it take Coursera to pay back CAC?
Coursera recovers customer acquisition cost in about 9.5 months.
What sector is Coursera in?
Public Comps classifies Coursera under EdTech, Marketplace, Consumer Subscription, B2B SaaS, PLG, Software, High Growth SaaS, and Top 10 SaaS.
Where does Public Comps get Coursera's data?
Figures come from Coursera's own SEC filings, normalised into a consistent quarterly format and refreshed after each earnings release.