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Alphabet vs Microsoft Business Model (2026)

Alphabet earns most from Google Services (85.1%), while Microsoft earns most from Productivity and Business Processes (42.2%). Computed from Alphabet 10-K FY2025 and Microsoft 10-K FY2026.

Last checked 2026-10-18 on the official pages.

Alphabet

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Microsoft

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Revenue by business segment
Revenue lineValue% of totalFiling
Productivity and Business Processes$139,996 million ($140.0 billion)42.2%10-K FY2026 ↗
Intelligent Cloud$137,791 million ($137.8 billion)41.5%10-K FY2026 ↗
More Personal Computing$54,052 million ($54.1 billion)16.3%10-K FY2026 ↗
Total revenue$331,839 million ($331.8 billion)—10-K FY2026 ↗

Shared business models

Cloud usage

Company and model pages

Alphabet · Microsoft

Alphabet: Advertising · Cloud usage

Microsoft: Cloud usage · Subscription

Frequently asked questions

How does Alphabet make money?

Alphabet makes money mainly from Google Services. Its FY2025 total revenue was $402,836 million ($402.8 billion), with Google Services the biggest disclosed revenue line at $342,721 million ($342.7 billion) and 85.1% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2025). Alphabet complements its advertising business with consumption fees and subscriptions in Google Cloud.

How does Microsoft make money?

Microsoft makes money mainly from Productivity and Business Processes. Its FY2026 total revenue was $331,839 million ($331.8 billion), with Productivity and Business Processes the biggest disclosed revenue line at $139,996 million ($140.0 billion) and 42.2% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2026). Microsoft’s Azure business earns revenue from consumption of cloud infrastructure and platform services.