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Nextdoor Holdings, Inc. connects residents with neighbors, businesses and public agencies around local information and recommendations. Residents verify that they live in the neighborhood they join, and their posts and interactions help build the platform’s local content and data.
Businesses ranging from local shops to global brands pay to reach these residents. Nextdoor uses location, interests and activity on its platform to target ads at neighborhood level. Advertisers can buy campaigns through Nextdoor Ads Manager or work with its sales team, typically paying for ad views, clicks or a subscription period. Online display advertising supplies almost all revenue, and U.S. advertisers supply most of it.
The business depends on residents continuing to use the platform and advertisers seeing results worth paying for. Advertisers generally make no long-term spending commitments, so engagement and measurable ad performance matter to retaining their budgets. Privacy laws, user opt-outs and browser or mobile-system restrictions limit the data Nextdoor can use to target ads and measure their effectiveness.
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Meta Platforms’ Facebook and Instagram compete with Nextdoor for local community attention and businesses paying to reach targeted audiences and generate customer leads. Watch Meta’s lead-generation advertising offerings: they address the same advertiser goal as Nextdoor’s neighborhood-targeted ads.
Alphabet’s Google competes with Nextdoor to help people find local information and win businesses’ advertising budgets. Google Search advertising is the line to watch: it sells businesses both ads aimed at clicks and direct engagement and ads that build brand awareness, goals Nextdoor also serves.
Reddit competes with Nextdoor for users’ attention, and both sell businesses ads informed by activity in their communities. Watch Reddit’s advertising performance using users’ interests and conversations: it offers another way to reach relevant audiences using data collected on the platform itself.
Snap competes with Nextdoor for businesses paying for targeted social ads, whether to build their brands or prompt a customer response. Watch paid business-location pins on Snap Map, which give advertisers a location-based alternative to Nextdoor’s neighborhood targeting.
Pinterest competes with Nextdoor for brands and businesses paying to capture consumer attention, clicks and conversions. Watch Pinterest’s ads tied to checkout or add-to-cart actions: they show how it sells advertisers measurable responses alongside brand exposure.
Thryv Holdings competes with Nextdoor to sell local businesses marketing that brings customer inquiries, but also includes Nextdoor in the extended search network it sells to small and medium-sized businesses. Watch its planned exit from Marketing Services by the end of 2028: that business houses the network that includes Nextdoor.
Meta Platforms, Inc. earningsMETA
Meta Platforms’ report will show whether advertisers are still funding targeted reach and customer leads, the same budget Nextdoor seeks to win.
Read Meta Platforms’ ad revenue alongside ad impressions and average ad prices; its report may not break out lead-generation ads separately. If revenue and impressions or prices strengthen, advertisers are still paying for Meta’s targeted reach, intensifying Nextdoor’s competition for similar budgets. If they weaken, demand on Meta is cooling, but that does not show that the money is moving to Nextdoor.
Thryv Holdings, Inc. earningsTHRY
Thryv Holdings’ report will show how its planned Marketing Services exit is progressing; that business includes Nextdoor in an extended search network sold to small and medium-sized businesses.
Look for whether Thryv Holdings reiterates or advances its planned Marketing Services exit, and how that business is progressing. If the exit moves ahead, the future of the route that includes Nextdoor in its extended search network deserves closer attention; if Thryv keeps the business, that route remains in its offering for now. Unless Thryv quantifies Nextdoor’s contribution, the report cannot show how much this channel matters to Nextdoor’s revenue.
Nextdoor Holdings, Inc. earningsThis company
Nextdoor earns mainly from advertising, and this report will show whether ad revenue is keeping pace with changes in its active-neighbor audience.
Read Platform WAU—the number of weekly active users—alongside ad revenue and Platform ARPU, or revenue per average active user. If WAU falls but revenue and ARPU rise, advertisers are spending more even as Nextdoor reaches fewer neighbors; if revenue or ARPU cannot keep pace with falling WAU, audience loss is outpacing monetization. The conclusion is whether more ad revenue per user can offset a smaller audience.