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The ad revenue is a drop in the bucket compared to the app store rent, which is a drop in the bucket compared to hardware sales.
by boxed 3mo ago
The ad revenue is a drop in the bucket compared to the app store rent, which is a drop in the bucket compared to hardware sales.
- eru 3mo agoDo you have any sources for hardware sales vs app store revenue?
- MYEUHD 3mo agohttps://bullfincher.io/companies/apple/revenue-by-segment https://bullfincher.io/companies/apple/revenue-by-segment iPhone: 50.4% Mac: 8.1% iPad: 6.7% Wearables, home and accessories: 8.6% Services: 26.2% I assume that the majority of service revenue is App store revenue. Other services they provide are iCloud and Apple care
- dbdr 3mo agoThat's revenue though. Fixed costs for hardware is probably much higher. If we looked at profits, the percentages would probably look quite different.
- jurip 3mo agoI believe Google's Safari payments are a significant chunk of services revenue too (around $20 billion a year.) Then there's Apple TV and Apple Music, which are not nothing.
- Angostura 3mo agoLet’s not conflate total App Store revenue and Ad revenue.
- eru 3mo agoYes, but I was willing to grant (even if only for the sake of argument) that ad revenue is probably a lot smaller than the other two in the list.