Qobuz Ranked Among Fastest-Growing Digital Media Companies

According to Similarweb’s independent analysis, Qobuz ranked #3 in the UK and #2 in the US within the Media & Entertainment category, driven by triple-digit growth in mobile app usage. The report estimates that Qobuz’s app audience grew by 105 per cent in the UK and 202 per cent in the US between 2024 and 2025.

Similarweb’s Digital 100 report tracks the fastest-growing websites and apps across multiple regions using aggregated data drawn from billions of digital signals. Rankings are based on year-on-year growth rather than absolute scale, with mobile apps assessed by estimated increases in monthly active users across iOS and Android.

Qobuz’s recent momentum follows a period of expansion for the French-founded streaming and download platform, including the rollout of Qobuz Connect, which allows direct streaming to compatible hi-fi components. The feature has been positioned as a way to integrate high-resolution music playback more seamlessly into dedicated audio systems, rather than treating streaming as a phone-centric experience.

Dan Mackta, Managing Director for North America and Northern Europe at Qobuz, said the recognition reflected a pivotal year for the platform and its growing international audience.

Last year was a pivotal one for Qobuz, highlighted by the launch and strong adoption of Qobuz Connect. It’s broadened how our listeners enjoy high-resolution music across hi-fi devices, and we’re grateful to our team and community for driving this momentum.

Similarweb founder and CEO Or Offer said the Digital 100 was designed to highlight companies demonstrating sustained growth rather than short-term spikes.

Any company that can sustain growth by double digits or more over the course of a year deserves recognition,” Offer said, noting that the rankings are based on objective performance data rather than applications or submissions.

Qobuz operates in 26 countries across Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific and Latin America, offering streaming and download access to more than 100 million tracks in lossless and high-resolution formats, including up to 24-bit/192kHz audio. The service has traditionally positioned itself toward listeners using dedicated audio systems, supported by editorial content and curated liner notes alongside its catalogue.

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