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Alphabet reported $402.8 billion in revenue for 2025, with net income of $132.2 billion (33% margin). Google Search & other ($224.5B, 56% of total) remains the dominant segment. YouTube advertising ($40.4B) and Google Cloud ($58.7B) are the largest growth drivers. Alphabet has grown revenue from $66 billion in 2014 to $402.8 billion in 2025, roughly 6x in eleven years.

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Alphabet (GOOGL) Annual Revenue and Earnings History

Alphabet annual revenue, net income, Google Search revenue, and net margin (2014-2025)

Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) annual financial results, 2014 to 2025. Calendar year reporting.
YearRevenue (B)Net Income (B)Search Revenue (B)Net Margin
2014$66.0$14.1~$45.121.4%
2016$90.3$19.5~$63.821.6%
2018$136.8$30.7~$98.122.5%
2019$161.9$34.3~$98.121.2%
2020$182.5$40.3~$104.122.1%
2021$257.6$76.0~$148.929.5%
2022$282.8$60.0~$162.521.2%
2023$307.4$73.8~$175.024.0%
2024$350.0$100.1$198.128.6%
2025$402.8$132.2$224.532.8%
Line chart of Alphabet annual revenue, net income, Google Search revenue, and net margin (2014-2025), 2014 to 2025, with 2 series. Revenue (B) starts at $66, peaks at $402.8 in 2025, falls to a low of $66 in 2014 and ends at $402.8 in 2025.
Alphabet annual revenue, net income, Google Search revenue, and net margin (2014-2025), charted from the table above. Select the chart to open it full size.

Source: Alphabet Investor Relations. Last verified: October 2026, 2022 onward checked against Alphabet's SEC filings.

Frequently asked questions

How does Google make money?

Alphabet's revenue comes primarily from advertising: Google Search ads (57%), Google Network (YouTube ads and partner sites, approximately 31%), and Google Other (subscriptions, hardware). Google Cloud is the primary non-advertising revenue ($33B in 2023, growing 28% annually). Alphabet's core business is a two-sided marketplace connecting advertisers with users searching for commercial intent. Google handles approximately 8.5 billion searches daily, and advertisers bid in real-time auctions for placement on relevant searches. Google's marginal cost of an additional search is near zero; the ad revenue is nearly all margin after infrastructure.

Is Google Cloud catching up to AWS and Azure?

Google Cloud had approximately $33 billion in 2023 revenue, growing 28% annually, compared with AWS ($91B) and Azure ($75B equivalent). Google Cloud's market share is approximately 11-12%, vs. AWS's 30-32% and Azure's 22-24%. Google Cloud's strengths: AI/ML tools (TensorFlow, Vertex AI, BigQuery), Kubernetes (Google invented it), competitive pricing, and infrastructure quality. Weakness: late market entry and lack of enterprise relationships compared to Microsoft and Amazon. Google Cloud turned profitable (10%+ operating margin) in late 2023.

How does YouTube make money?

YouTube generated approximately $31.5 billion in ad revenue in 2023, making it one of the most valuable media properties ever created. YouTube advertising runs on the TrueView model: pre-roll ads where viewers can skip after 5 seconds, non-skippable ads (up to 15 seconds), and display ads alongside videos. Revenue is shared with creators (approximately 55% to creator, 45% to YouTube per official policy). YouTube Premium subscriptions add a smaller non-ad revenue stream. YouTube Shorts (the TikTok competitor) began monetizing in 2023.

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