All that backlash against Duolingo going 'AI-first' didn't slow its growth: Why DUOL stock is soaring 24% right now
Briefly

Duolingo reported impressive Q2 2025 earnings, with a 41% increase in revenue to over $252.3 million and an 84% rise in net income to $44.8 million. The company saw its paid subscribers grow to 10.9 million from 8 million last year, while daily active users increased to nearly 48 million. CEO Luis von Ahn highlighted ongoing user growth potential and the importance of AI in enhancing engagement and profitability. The stock price surged over 24% post-earnings report, indicating strong investor confidence.
Duolingo reported a 41% year-over-year revenue increase to over $252.3 million and a net income rise of 84% to $44.8 million in Q2 2025.
User growth was significant, with paid subscribers increasing to 10.9 million from 8 million in the previous year, and active users nearing 48 million.
Luis von Ahn mentioned, 'We've delivered innovation while growing profitability through strong performance across all subscription tiers, continued investment in our core product, and new subjects.'
The stock price saw a dramatic rise of over 24% after the earnings report, reflecting positive investor sentiment amid the successful integration of AI.
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