Rumble Inc
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Rumble Inc
Rumble is a video platform that lets people upload, watch, and livestream videos. It serves creators, viewers, and organizations that want an alternative place to publish and distribute video content. The company also offers related tools such as hosting, live-streaming, and channel management, so customers can run their video presence in one place. Rumble makes money mainly by selling advertising around videos and by charging for services that help creators and media customers store, deliver, and manage video. In some cases, it also earns through subscription or licensing-style arrangements tied to content and platform use. Its customers range from individual creators and independent media voices to brands and organizations that need a video distribution outlet. What makes Rumble different is that it sits at the intersection of social video, creator tools, and video infrastructure. It is not a traditional broadcaster; it is a platform business that earns fees from attention, content distribution, and hosting. That gives it a role similar to a mix of a video network and a service provider for online publishing.
Rumble is a video platform that lets people upload, watch, and livestream videos. It serves creators, viewers, and organizations that want an alternative place to publish and distribute video content. The company also offers related tools such as hosting, live-streaming, and channel management, so customers can run their video presence in one place.
Rumble makes money mainly by selling advertising around videos and by charging for services that help creators and media customers store, deliver, and manage video. In some cases, it also earns through subscription or licensing-style arrangements tied to content and platform use. Its customers range from individual creators and independent media voices to brands and organizations that need a video distribution outlet.
What makes Rumble different is that it sits at the intersection of social video, creator tools, and video infrastructure. It is not a traditional broadcaster; it is a platform business that earns fees from attention, content distribution, and hosting. That gives it a role similar to a mix of a video network and a service provider for online publishing.
Cloud shift: Rumble said this may be the last call before it meaningfully enters the Cloud and Agentic AI era, with Northern Data expected to close in June and Cloud becoming a major revenue pillar alongside video.
Quarterly results: First-quarter revenue was $25.5 million, up 7% year over year, but the company still posted a $21 million adjusted EBITDA loss and a $30.3 million net loss.
User growth: Monthly active users reached 56 million, helped by international expansion and Rumble Shorts, which hit a new daily record of about 2 million unique video views in May.
Monetization plan: Management said Shorts is not yet monetized, which hurt ARPU, but monetization is expected in the second half of 2026 and should help lift ARPU.
Advertising ramp: Rumble said its $100 million advertising commitment from Tether has already begun to scale slowly and is expected to ramp more in the second half of the year.
Nordic Data deal: Rumble said it has secured about 81% of Northern Data shares and has all required regulatory approvals, with the acquisition on track to close this quarter.
Cash position: The company ended the quarter with $233.4 million of total liquidity, including $219 million in cash and cash equivalents and 210.82 Bitcoin valued at $14.4 million.
