Here's the RDDT TTM revenue chart, with each point representing trailing twelve months revenue ending on that quarter.

Notes - RDDT IPO'd in March 2024, but the company files standalone quarterly results going back to 2021, so TTM is available from Q1 2022 onward (first full four-quarter window). - TTM values are computed as the sum of the latest four reported quarters ending at each quarter-end date on the x-axis.

Want me to also add the raw quarterly revenue line as a secondary series, or compute TTM growth (YoY %) on the chart?

Here's the side-by-side chart. Each company's TTM revenue is plotted across the first 12 quarters of available history (labeled Q1–Q12, i.e., three years).

Notes - "First 3 years" = the first 12 quarterly TTM points for each company, starting from the first full four-quarter window (Q1 2022 for both, since both had quarterly data from 2021). - Y3 (Q9–Q12) for META is the 2024 fiscal year, when revenue inflected higher after the 2022–2023 efficiency push. - For RDDT, Y1–Y2 is pre-IPO (standalone filings); Y3 (2024) is when the company went public and revenue began accelerating.

Want me to also show TTM YoY growth % for both on a second panel so the growth rates are directly comparable?

Yes — Alpha Vantage has full historical fundamentals for META going back to 2012. Let me pull the older quarterly revenue data.

Confirmed — META quarterly revenue goes back to Q1 2012 ($1.058B). Here's the full picture:

META historical quarterly revenue (2012–2016)

Want me to redo the comparison chart using META's 2012–2014 (first 3 years) vs RDDT's first 3 years? That would put META at ~$3–5B TTM against RDDT's ~$0.5–0.8B TTM — a much more apples-to-apples growth-stage comparison than the recent $150B vs $1B view.

Here's the side-by-side revenue comparison for META (2013–2014) vs RDDT (2013–2024 Q3).

Reading the growth comparison - META at the same stage (2014): YoY growth ran 49–72% as it scaled from $2.5B to $3.9B per quarter. Mobile ad inventory was unlocking. - RDDT at the same stage (2014): YoY growth was 12–42%, ranging $148M–$200M per quarter. Pre-IPO, still scaling the ads product. - RDDT today (2024–2025): YoY growth has re-accelerated to 60–78% at $500M–$725M per quarter — a much steeper curve than META had at the equivalent revenue scale.

Caveat on growth-rate comparability META's 2014 growth was on a much smaller base, and RDDT's 2024 acceleration is partly driven by AI-driven ad targeting improvements + search/international expansion — so the growth durability comparison is not 1:1. But the shape (deceleration → re-acceleration as the platform matures) looks similar to META's 2013 → 2014 → 2015 pattern.

Want me to extend this to include META through 2015 and RDDT through 2025, so you can see both full acceleration curves on one sheet?

Here's the aligned comparison: META 2013–2014 (8 quarters at similar scale) vs RDDT 2023 Q3 – 2026 Q1 (12 quarters).

Scale-alignment read

The revenue scales are not actually equivalent — META at the same stage was running ~10x larger ($1.5–3.9B vs RDDT's $183M–725M). Even so, the growth shape is informative:

• META 2014: YoY ran 49–72%, decelerating each quarter (72 → 61 → 59 → 49) as the law of large numbers kicked in.
• RDDT 2024–2026: YoY ran 54–78%, holding remarkably steady in the 68–78% band for 7 straight quarters — even as the revenue base roughly 3x'd from $243M to $725M.

Interpretation

RDDT is showing the better growth durability profile at a smaller scale. The fact that YoY hasn't decelerated from Q5 onward (META dropped ~23 ppts over the same span) suggests RDDT is still in the early innings of monetization — ad-load increases, search expansion, and AI-driven relevance gains are all incremental levers META didn't have at the same stage. The Q1 2026 -8.6% QoQ is seasonal (Q4 is always RDDT's strongest quarter due to holiday ad spend), so don't read that as a slowdown.

Want me to overlay the two on a YoY % chart so the deceleration vs. sustained-growth divergence is visual?