Archive deals are often one-off: price refreshes, not repeats
Getty guided 2026 revenue to $948M to $988M (down 3.4 percent to up 0.6 percent), attributing the decline exclusively to one-time revenue recognition from 2025 licensing deals.
Dated 16 Mar 2026Source checked 11 Oct 2026Quote found on its page again 17 Oct 2026Basis: indicative
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“Revenue guidance: $948 million to $988 million (down 3.4% to up 0.6%), adjusted EBITDA guidance: $279 million to $295 million (down 12.9% to 8.1%), declines attributed exclusively to one-time revenue recognition from licensing deals in 2025.”
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- Two multiyear licences of Getty Images content (a major social platform and a large AI company)
- Getty Images to Undisclosed major social platform, Undisclosed large AI company: Two multiyear licences: display rights to Getty creative and editorial content for a social platform, and use of Getty data and creative content for an AI company. About $40 million recognized in Q4 2025.
- Most of a multi-year licence can be collected at the start
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