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Coursera NRR

Net Revenue Retention history for Coursera (COUR) - Collaboration Software, Public stage. Sourced from SEC filings and earnings releases.

Latest NRR · FY2026-Q2 [Enterprise segment]
91%
Coursera only discloses NRR for the Enterprise segment cohort - not company-wide.
All-time peak
93%
FY2025-Q1
All-time low
87%
FY-2024
Disclosures tracked
9
since FY2024-Q4
QoQ ▲ 1pp
YoY ▲ 2pp

Full NRR history

88%89%90%91%92%93%94% FY24-Q4FY25-Q2FY25-Q4FY26-Q2 NRR FY2024-Q4 - 89% (COUR) FY2025-Q1 - 93% (COUR) FY2025-Q2 - 93% (COUR) FY2025-Q3 - 89% (COUR) FY2025-Q4 - 93% (COUR) FY2026-Q1 - 90% (COUR) FY2026-Q2 - 91% (COUR) 93% peak 91%
FY2024-Q4 → FY2026-Q2

Peak NRR of 93% in FY2025-Q1. Latest is 91% - that's -2pp from peak.

Coursera is above the Collaboration Software Public median by +0pp (cell median: 91%)

What the data shows

Coursera (COUR) is a collaboration software company at the public stage. As of its most recent disclosure (FY2026-Q2), Coursera reported a Net Revenue Retention rate of 91% - a below-average result for B2B SaaS at this segment.

Within its peer set (collaboration software companies at public stage in the under $5k acv band), Coursera's NRR is roughly in line with the cell median of 91%. Compare against the full peer cell aggregate for distribution and top performers.

Customer mix

Total customers
12,107
2026-06-30
Over $100K ARR
-
Over $1M ARR
-
US revenue mix
44%
2026-03-31
Top-10 concentration
-
Average ACV
-

Commercial structure

Contract shape and forward-booked revenue.

Multi-year contracts
-
Avg contract length
-
RPO (total)
-
cRPO (next 12mo)
-
New customers added
250
2024-12-31
Subscription rev mix
85%
2026-06-30

Customer experience

Health scores, usage, and time-to-value when disclosed.

NPS
-
CSAT
-
Active users
300,000,000
2026-06-30
Products per customer
-
Time to value
-

Customer flow

Logo flow per period (count-side complement to dollar-based NRR).

New customers added
250
2024-12-31
Lost customers
-

Scale & headcount

Revenue, ARR, and team-size denominators for the productivity ratios.

Revenue (period)
$299M
2026-06-30
Total ARR
-
ARR growth (YoY)
10%
2025-06-30
AE headcount
-
Total employees
-

The post-sales motion

Pricing model
subscription
Renewal cadence
annual
CS team size
-
Customers per CSM
-

Support tiers: Standard · Premier · Strategic

CS team segments: Business · Campus · Government

CSM model: account-named

Education programs: Coursera Coach

Customer Advisory Board: Yes

Top customer exec: Anthony Salcito - General Manager of Enterprise (since 2025)

What Coursera is doing

Named CS initiatives across recent disclosures (newest first).

What they're working through

Challenges acknowledged by management. Useful peer signals - your team is probably not alone.

What execs say about post-sales

Curated quotes about customer outcomes, retention, renewals.

"Conversion and retention will be the two things that we are focused the most on driving improvements in over the course of the coming year."
Greg Hart, President and CEO (Q&A Session)
"We believe that as we do that will be on the consumer side of the business, lead to more engagement and therefore more retention, and so we'll have LTV benefits."
Greg Hart, President and CEO (Q&A)
"With operational changes underway and the future capabilities of a combined solution with Udemy, we expect to drive more consistent retention and expansion over time."
Mike Foley, CFO (Prepared Remarks)
"As we focus on driving improvements in retention and ultimately our growth profile, I've been encouraged by the early operational progress"
Mike Foley, CFO (Financial Performance and Outlook)
"Integration and synergy execution create capacity. That capacity enables faster innovation. Faster innovation drives differentiation, and stronger differentiation is what delivers more durable growth"
Greg Hart, CEO (Prepared Remarks)
"When you offer Coursera for Campus for credit... students take it at higher rates. The completion rates... are the highest across our entire platform."
Jeff Maggioncalda, CEO (Q&A)

Competitive dynamics

Compare Coursera to peers

Side-by-side NRR, customer cohorts, commercial structure, and CS motion.

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Every disclosure

Period NRR GRR Source type Filing
FY2026-Q2 91% - earnings-call-transcript source ↗
FY2026-Q1 90% - 10-Q-mdna source ↗
FY2025-Q4 93% - earnings-call-transcript source ↗
FY-2025 93% - earnings-call-transcript source ↗
FY2025-Q3 89% - earnings-call-transcript source ↗
FY2025-Q2 93% - earnings-call-transcript source ↗
FY2025-Q1 93% - 10-K source ↗
FY-2024 87% - 10-K source ↗
FY2024-Q4 89% - 10-Q-mdna source ↗
Last verified disclosure: 2026-06-30 · Report an inaccuracy → · How we verify →

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