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Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s Revenue by Segment

In fiscal year 2025, Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue by segment (products & services) are as follows:

  • Family of Apps: $198.76 B
  • Reality Labs: $2.21 B

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The above chart shows Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue percentage share by segment (products and services).

In fiscal year 2023, Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue by segment is as follows:

  • Family of Apps generated $133.01 B in revenue, representing 98.59% of its total revenue.
  • Reality Labs generated $1.90 B in revenue, representing 1.41% of its total revenue.

The biggest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Family of Apps, which represents 98.59% of its total revenue.
The smallest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Reality Labs, which represents 1.41% of its total revenue.

The above chart shows Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue percentage share by segment (products and services).

In fiscal year 2024, Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue by segment is as follows:

  • Family of Apps generated $162.36 B in revenue, representing 98.7% of its total revenue.
  • Reality Labs generated $2.15 B in revenue, representing 1.3% of its total revenue.

The biggest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Family of Apps, which represents 98.7% of its total revenue.
The smallest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Reality Labs, which represents 1.3% of its total revenue.

The above chart shows Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue percentage share by segment (products and services).

In fiscal year 2025, Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s revenue by segment is as follows:

  • Family of Apps generated $198.76 B in revenue, representing 98.9% of its total revenue.
  • Reality Labs generated $2.21 B in revenue, representing 1.1% of its total revenue.

The biggest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Family of Apps, which represents 98.9% of its total revenue.
The smallest segment for Meta Platforms (Facebook) is the Reality Labs, which represents 1.1% of its total revenue.
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Summary Table

Products & Services (Percent Share) 2023 2024 2025
Family of Apps 98.59% 98.7% 98.9%
Reality Labs 1.41% 1.3% 1.1%
Total Revenue 100% 100% 100%

The above chart shows the revenue trend of different segments of Meta Platforms (Facebook).

In fiscal year 2025, the Family of Apps generated the most revenue ($198.76 B), and the Reality Labs generated the least revenue ($2.21 B).

The above chart shows growth drivers and a year-over-year comparison of different segments' revenue.

  • Family of Apps revenue increased 22.42% ($36.40 B) from $162.36 B (in 2024) to $198.76 B (in 2025).
  • Reality Labs revenue increased 2.84% ($61.00 M) from $2.15 B (in 2024) to $2.21 B (in 2025).
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    Summary Table

    Products & Services 2023
    Value Change
    		2024
    Value Change
    		2025
    Value Change
    Family of Apps $133.01 B - $162.36 B
    22.07%
    		$198.76 B
    22.42%
    Reality Labs $1.90 B - $2.15 B
    13.19%
    		$2.21 B
    2.84%
    Total Revenue $134.90 B - $164.50 B
    21.94%
    		$200.97 B
    22.17%

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What was Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s largest product segment last year?

    In fiscal year 2025, Family of Apps revenue reached $198.76 Billion, representing 98.9% of Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s total revenue and making it the largest segment for the company.

    Which product segment experienced the highest growth for Meta Platforms (Facebook) last year?

    The Family of Apps segment is Meta Platforms (Facebook)'s highest growth segment, with a revenue growth of +22.42% in 2025 compared to 2024.

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