Roblox (RBLX) Q2 2026 earnings results miss revenue on smaller than expected EPS losses

Roblox was able to avoid the depth of losses expected in its EPS, but its revenue couldn't claim a similar win.

Roblox (RBLX) has reported earnings results for its Q2 2026, and they are a bit of a mixed bag. While Roblox was able to slip out of the quarter with less losses in earnings-per-share than expected, it was nonetheless unable to match revenue expectations.

Roblox posted its Q2 2026 earnings results on its investor relations website today. For revenue, Roblox posted a total of $1.47 billion. That was less than the $1.59 billion expected of the company by Wall Street analysts. On the slightly bright side, Roblox put up less than the $0.35-per-share losses expected by Earnings Whisper and the $0.33-per-share losses expected by Wall Street. It instead landed at $0.26 per share in EPS losses.

Roblox’s Q2 2026 earnings results saw several quarter-to-quarter dips. Daily Active Users (DAUs) were down for a third consecutive quarter since their spike in Q3 2025 at which they were at a peak of 152 million. They dipped to 123 million in Q2 2026, though they were up year-over-year from the 112 million in Q2 2025. Hours Engaged had a similar trend, up year-over-year, but down quarter to quarter from a peak in Q3 2025 to land at 29 billion hours in Q2 2026.

Despite these negative trends, Roblox had its highest revenue in the range of the last five quarters. As we watch for more updates, stay tuned to the Roblox topic.

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