French music streaming service Qobuz enjoyed an impressive year in 2025, reporting revenue growth of 45.7% and reaching 1.2 million active users.
The figures represent excellent news for the European streaming platform, which continues to gain momentum. According to the company, its 45.7% revenue growth for 2025 significantly outpaced that of many competing streaming services.
The number of paying subscribers also increased by 8.8% during the year. In addition, Qobuz reports that it is debt-free and maintains a positive cash flow—both strong indicators of a financially healthy business. Germany, in particular, has proven to be a major growth market, attracting a large number of new and existing Qobuz subscribers.
Overall, the results suggest that consumers are more than willing to pay for a European-based streaming service built around a well-defined business model. Audio quality is undoubtedly one of the platform’s biggest attractions: Qobuz offers lossless high-resolution streaming alongside a wealth of editorial content and features aimed at dedicated music enthusiasts.
Another increasingly important factor for many users is data privacy. As an EU-based service, Qobuz processes customer data within the European Union, meaning users do not have to worry about their personal data being transferred outside the EU. For a growing number of subscribers, that is becoming an increasingly significant consideration when choosing an online service.