Opera is a cross-platform web browser known for built-in features like ad blocking and privacy tools, plus additional products such as Opera GX (gaming-focused). Because Opera is publicly listed, the most reliable way to keep Opera’s “user count” and financials fresh is to use official investor releases. This 2026 update uses Opera’s latest full-quarter disclosure available: Q4 2025 results (released Feb 26, 2026).
Quick Answer (2026)
Opera reported 284 million average monthly active users (MAUs) in Q4 2025, with annualized ARPU of $2.49. Opera also reported $177.2M revenue for the quarter (up about 22% year over year).
Key Metrics (Q4 2025)
| Metric | Value | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average MAUs | 284M | Q4 2025 | Average monthly active users for the quarter |
| Annualized ARPU | $2.49 | Q4 2025 | Annualized average revenue per user |
| Revenue | $177.2M | Q4 2025 | Reported quarterly revenue |
| Revenue growth (YoY) | ~22% | Q4 2025 | Year-over-year growth cited in results release |
Opera Facts
- Website: opera.com
- First released: 1995
- Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
- Notable products: Opera Browser, Opera GX (gaming browser)
What MAU and ARPU Mean
- MAU (monthly active users) is a usage measure, not installs.
- ARPU is “average revenue per user” (Opera reports an annualized ARPU figure in the Q4 release).
FAQ
How many people use Opera?
Opera reported 284M average MAUs in Q4 2025.
How does Opera make money?
Opera’s investor materials describe revenue coming from areas such as advertising and search/other monetization arrangements. For the latest numbers, refer to the most recent earnings release.
What is Opera’s ARPU?
Opera reported $2.49 annualized ARPU in Q4 2025.
Sources / References
Note: This page is for informational/reference purposes only. Keep MAU/ARPU tied to the quarter reported, since these values can change over time.