As a @duolingo user, i'm really excited of its upcoming IPO. So i decided to dig into the S-1 filing, and found several interesting things.
Here it is ...
Here it is ...
The revenue growth is amazing. It's on pace to get $200+ million this year.
The gross margin is around 70%, because the only cost of revenue that it has to pay is the fee to App Store and Google Play.
#Duolingo
The gross margin is around 70%, because the only cost of revenue that it has to pay is the fee to App Store and Google Play.
#Duolingo
Most of Duolingo's revenue (72%) is coming from subscription, but its English test also show huge potential.
The increment of sales & marketing expense is alarming (more than 3x yoy in Q1 2021), but the company expect these costs to grow at a slower pace than revenue over time.
The increment of sales & marketing expense is alarming (more than 3x yoy in Q1 2021), but the company expect these costs to grow at a slower pace than revenue over time.
Paying subscribers continue to grow, along with the MAU (around 4.5% in Q1 2021).
Interestingly, more people are subscribing for longer period, increasing the lifetime value of the users.
#Duolingo
Interestingly, more people are subscribing for longer period, increasing the lifetime value of the users.
#Duolingo
Duolingo got an additional $35.6m and $60.7m in cash/equivalent in 2019 and 2020, but most of them are coming from issuance of convertible preferred stock.
The company has $117.5m in cash/equivalent after Q1 2021.
The company has $117.5m in cash/equivalent after Q1 2021.
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