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Revenue per employee: who makes the most per person?
Among 93 big companies, ExxonMobil makes the most per employee: $5.73 million in revenue for each of its 58,000 employees. The typical company here makes $756,491. Texas Roadhouse is lowest at $58,199, because restaurants and stores need lots of people.
Revenue ÷ the employee count each company states in its latest 10-K. Page updated November 8, 2026.
| # | Company | Revenue per employee | Profit per employee | Employees | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ExxonMobil | $5.73 million | $497,310 | 58,000 | $332B |
| 2 | Nvidia | $5.14 million | $2.86 million | 42,000 | $216B |
| 3 | Apple | $2.87 million | $791,467 | 167,000 | $479B |
| 4 | Netflix | $2.82 million | $686,325 | 16,000 | $45.2B |
| 5 | Meta | $2.55 million | $766,601 | 78,865 | $201B |
| 6 | Spotify | $2.36 million | $303,554 | 7,287 | $17.2B |
| 7 | $2.11 million | $692,642 | 190,820 | $403B | |
| 8 | Broadcom | $1.94 million | $700,788 | 33,000 | $63.9B |
| 9 | Lyft | $1.61 million | $726,810 | 3,913 | $6.3B |
| 10 | Roblox | $1.60 million | $-347,490 | 3,065 | $4.9B |
| 11 | Robinhood | $1.54 million | $649,310 | 2,900 | $4.5B |
| 12 | Verizon | $1.54 million | $191,034 | 89,900 | $138B |
| 13 | Uber | $1.53 million | $295,676 | 34,000 | $52.0B |
| 14 | Shopify | $1.52 million | $161,974 | 7,600 | $11.6B |
| 15 | Airbnb | $1.49 million | $306,220 | 8,200 | $12.2B |
| 16 | Microsoft | $1.49 million | $599,771 | 223,000 | $332B |
| 17 | Coinbase | $1.45 million | $254,560 | 4,951 | $7.2B |
| 18 | Live Nation | $1.42 million | $28,021 | 17,700 | $25.2B |
| 19 | Peloton | $1.41 million | $36,406 | 1,736 | $2.4B |
| 20 | PayPal | $1.39 million | $219,874 | 23,800 | $33.2B |
| 21 | CVS | $1.34 million | $5,893 | 300,000 | $402B |
| 22 | Visa | $1.32 million | $675,402 | 34,800 | $45.9B |
| 23 | Etsy | $1.21 million | $68,624 | 2,375 | $2.9B |
| 24 | Monster Energy | $1.20 million | $276,510 | 6,891 | $8.3B |
| 25 | GM | $1.19 million | $17,288 | 156,000 | $185B |
| 26 | T-Mobile | $1.18 million | $146,560 | 75,000 | $88.3B |
| 27 | Duolingo | $1.15 million | $460,072 | 900 | $1.0B |
| 28 | UnitedHealth | $1.15 million | $30,913 | 390,000 | $448B |
| 29 | Snapchat | $1.13 million | $-87,529 | 5,261 | $5.9B |
| 30 | AMD | $1.12 million | $139,839 | 31,000 | $34.6B |
| 31 | Booking.com | $1.11 million | $222,387 | 24,300 | $26.9B |
| 32 | Palantir | $1.01 million | $366,907 | 4,429 | $4.5B |
| 33 | BlackRock | $972,530 | $223,012 | 24,900 | $24.2B |
| 34 | Berkshire Hathaway | $957,824 | $172,687 | 387,800 | $371B |
| 35 | AT&T | $944,509 | $165,023 | 133,030 | $126B |
| 36 | Expedia | $920,812 | $80,875 | 16,000 | $14.7B |
| 37 | eBay | $902,439 | $165,122 | 12,300 | $11.1B |
| 38 | $862,038 | $207,327 | 2,555 | $2.2B | |
| 39 | Costco | $853,955 | $25,989 | 355,000 | $303B |
| 40 | Procter & Gamble | $836,846 | $154,288 | 104,000 | $87.0B |
| 41 | Pfizer | $834,387 | $103,613 | 75,000 | $62.6B |
| 42 | Mastercard | $823,894 | $376,080 | 39,800 | $32.8B |
| 43 | Harley-Davidson | $813,305 | $61,589 | 5,500 | $4.5B |
| 44 | $801,855 | $79,175 | 5,265 | $4.2B | |
| 45 | Cisco | $768,507 | $161,007 | 82,400 | $63.3B |
| 46 | Adobe | $757,940 | $227,360 | 31,360 | $23.8B |
| 47 | Qualcomm | $756,491 | $239,088 | 57,000 | $43.1B |
| 48 | Coca-Cola | $727,481 | $198,892 | 65,900 | $47.9B |
| 49 | Tesla | $703,543 | $28,149 | 134,785 | $94.8B |
| 50 | Chewy | $700,083 | $12,378 | 18,000 | $12.6B |
| 51 | Comcast | $691,101 | $111,721 | 179,000 | $124B |
| 52 | Johnson & Johnson | $668,984 | $190,369 | 140,800 | $94.2B |
| 53 | Zoom | $654,580 | $255,465 | 7,438 | $4.9B |
| 54 | Nike | $635,589 | $42,575 | 73,000 | $46.4B |
| 55 | Intel | $621,069 | $-3,137 | 85,100 | $52.9B |
| 56 | Delta | $615,184 | $48,592 | 103,000 | $63.4B |
| 57 | Hershey | $596,712 | $45,076 | 19,595 | $11.7B |
| 58 | JPMorgan Chase | $572,810 | $179,108 | 318,512 | $182B |
| 59 | American Express | $537,812 | $141,055 | 76,800 | $41.3B |
| 60 | Bank of America | $530,972 | $143,235 | 213,000 | $113B |
| 61 | United Airlines | $521,820 | $29,620 | 113,200 | $59.1B |
| 62 | Best Buy | $508,427 | $13,037 | 82,000 | $41.7B |
| 63 | Salesforce | $498,296 | $89,483 | 83,334 | $41.5B |
| 64 | Boeing | $491,555 | $12,280 | 182,000 | $89.5B |
| 65 | Domino's | $484,313 | $58,991 | 10,200 | $4.9B |
| 66 | Oracle | $477,709 | $121,184 | 141,000 | $67.4B |
| 67 | Amazon | $454,901 | $49,283 | 1,576,000 | $717B |
| 68 | Disney | $408,766 | $53,697 | 231,000 | $94.4B |
| 69 | Wells Fargo | $408,288 | $104,088 | 205,000 | $83.7B |
| 70 | Kroger | $366,357 | $2,521 | 403,000 | $148B |
| 71 | Home Depot | $348,609 | $29,966 | 472,400 | $165B |
| 72 | Walmart | $339,601 | $10,425 | 2,100,000 | $713B |
| 73 | Lowe's | $312,630 | $24,109 | 276,000 | $86.3B |
| 74 | PepsiCo | $306,944 | $26,928 | 306,000 | $93.9B |
| 75 | Lululemon | $284,682 | $40,492 | 39,000 | $11.1B |
| 76 | Carnival | $263,584 | $27,327 | 101,000 | $26.6B |
| 77 | Target | $252,482 | $8,928 | 415,000 | $105B |
| 78 | Dollar General | $220,229 | $7,795 | 194,000 | $42.7B |
| 79 | FedEx | $209,558 | $9,808 | 452,000 | $94.7B |
| 80 | UPS | $192,741 | $12,113 | 460,000 | $88.7B |
| 81 | McDonald's | $179,233 | $57,087 | 150,000 | $26.9B |
| 82 | Marriott | $176,932 | $17,574 | 148,000 | $26.2B |
| 83 | Restaurant Brands International | $176,336 | $20,093 | 53,500 | $9.4B |
| 84 | Mattel | $172,504 | $12,825 | 31,000 | $5.3B |
| 85 | Yum! Brands | $167,633 | $31,816 | 49,000 | $8.2B |
| 86 | Wendy's | $146,100 | $11,079 | 14,900 | $2.2B |
| 87 | AMC Theatres | $145,565 | $-18,985 | 33,311 | $4.8B |
| 88 | Dollar Tree | $126,848 | $8,381 | 153,032 | $19.4B |
| 89 | Starbucks | $97,597 | $4,872 | 381,000 | $37.2B |
| 90 | Chipotle | $91,523 | $11,786 | 130,301 | $11.9B |
| 91 | Dutch Bros | $74,462 | $3,629 | 22,000 | $1.6B |
| 92 | Hilton | $66,148 | $8,005 | 182,000 | $12.0B |
| 93 | Texas Roadhouse | $58,199 | $4,102 | 101,000 | $5.9B |
Companies count people differently (full-time only, full-time equivalents, or including part-time and seasonal), and franchise chains don't count the people who work at franchised restaurants. Each company page says exactly what its number counts.