Microsoft (MSFT)
Microsoft reported revenue of $331.8 billion for the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026, up 18% year over year, with operating income of $155.2 billion and net income of $133.7 billion. Azure passed $100 billion of annual revenue for the first time. The remainder comes from Office and Microsoft 365, Windows, LinkedIn, Dynamics, search advertising and gaming. Note the calendar: Microsoft's fiscal year ends on 30 June, so this total covers a different twelve months than a December-year peer such as Alphabet or Meta.
Since January 1st
Year progress
68.9% of the year
How we visualize Microsoft (MSFT)'s revenue flow
MoneyPerSecond Editorial·Data last reviewed: August 25, 2026
Microsoft's revenue splits across three reported segments—Productivity and Business Processes (Office, Microsoft 365, LinkedIn), Intelligent Cloud (Azure, server products, GitHub), and More Personal Computing (Windows OEM licensing, Xbox, Surface, search advertising)—and the company's fiscal year closes June 30, three months ahead of the calendar year most peers use. Azure's own dollar figure isn't broken out separately; Microsoft discloses only its constant-currency growth rate, so the cloud contribution to this page's per-second total is an estimate built from segment totals, not a single audited line.
Azure competes directly with Amazon's AWS and Google Cloud for enterprise workloads, and Microsoft's aggressive bundling of Copilot AI features into Microsoft 365 and Azure is partly a response to that three-way race—as well as to the multibillion-dollar compute commitments tied to its OpenAI partnership. Gaming revenue moved after the 2023 Activision Blizzard acquisition closed, adding Call of Duty and Candy Crush billings that hadn't existed in prior-year comparisons.
Because software and cloud infrastructure carry far higher margins than hardware retail, Microsoft converts roughly 40 cents of every revenue dollar into operating income—a ratio Amazon's thinner-margin retail business, tracked on its own page here, doesn't approach even though Amazon's total revenue is larger. Revenue growth and profit growth diverge further as AI datacenter capex rises, since building capacity shows up as spending long before it shows up as sales.
This counter spreads Microsoft's consolidated GAAP revenue evenly across the year, which flattens real seasonality—enterprise licensing deals cluster toward fiscal quarter-end, so actual daily revenue is lumpier than a steady per-second drip. For segment-level detail, deferred revenue schedules, and Azure's disclosed growth percentage, Microsoft's 10-K and quarterly earnings releases are the primary source; this page intentionally stays at the top-line total.
Time Breakdown
$10,522.55
per second
$631,352.74
per minute
$37,881,164.38
per hour
$909,147,945.21
per day
$331.84B
per year
How is this calculated?
// Annual amount
$331.84B
÷ 31,536,000 seconds/year
// Per second
= $10,522.55/sec
The counter starts from January 1st of the current year and accumulates at a rate of $10,522.55 every second, based on Microsoft (MSFT)'s estimated annual figure of $331.84B.
Methodology
The annual figure is total revenue for the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026 ($331.8 billion) as reported in Microsoft's full-year results release and Form 10-K. It is revenue, not profit: net income for the same period was $133.7 billion. The per-second rate divides the annual total by 31,536,000, spreading the year evenly and therefore ignoring quarterly seasonality. Because the fiscal year ends in June, comparisons with December-year companies cover different periods.
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Data Sources
Microsoft FY2026 fourth quarter and full year results (29 July 2026) and FY2026 Form 10-K
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/investorCited figure
Microsoft, FY2026 fourth quarter and full year results (2026): $331.8 billion for FY2026, year ended 30 June 2026, as reported by the publisher. Retrieved 8 September 2026.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/investorDisclaimer
Figures are historical and rounded; they do not adjust intrayear for currency or segment changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much revenue does Microsoft generate per second?
FY2026 revenue of $331.8 billion works out to roughly $10,521 per second, or about $909 million per day, when spread evenly across the year. On net income of $133.7 billion the same calculation gives about $4,239 per second.
Is this profit or revenue?
Revenue. It is the top-line sales figure from Microsoft’s annual report, not net income or cash flow.
Which segments contribute to Microsoft revenue?
Major categories include cloud (Azure), Office and Microsoft 365, Windows, LinkedIn, and gaming (Xbox). This counter does not break segments out; it visualizes the total annual number.