Upwork:Quarterly Results/2022 Q4: Difference between revisions

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|This is the most important insight overall. Does management expect Upwork to keep growing? If yes at which pace? Will it be more than 16%?
|This is the most important insight overall. Does management expect Upwork to keep growing? If yes at which pace? Will it be more than 16%?
Analysts expect 720Million or [[Upwork#Analyst Expectations|17%]] Revenue growth in 2023. --> Miss on Guidance. 690-705Million  
Analysts expect 720Million or [[Upwork#Analyst Expectations|17%]] Revenue growth in 2023. --> Miss on Guidance. 690-705Million  
The company expects the revenue for Q1 to grow by 12% and revenue for 2023 to grow by 13%. 
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|New category [[Upwork Versus Deel Full-time hiring|full time hiring]].
|New category [[Upwork Versus Deel Full-time hiring|full time hiring]].
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|Data: Revenue of last quarter
|Data: Revenue of last quarter
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|How did the Revenue develop in the last quarter? How is the business going overall?  
|How did the Revenue develop in the last quarter? How is the business going overall?
Revenue for the fourth quarter grew by 18% versus 16% expected. Generally, the business is expected to be flat in 2023 due to macro headwinds.
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|CFO
|CFO
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|How is EPS developing? Do they keep costs under control? (Note: A slight beat or miss does not matter a lot)
|How is EPS developing? Do they keep costs under control? (Note: A slight beat or miss does not matter a lot)
Costs management is doing well.
Costs management is doing well. GAAP gross margin grew from 74% in Q3 to 75% in Q4.
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|Internal development and innovation
|Internal development and innovation
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|How is the take rate developing? A lower take rate (while having higher revenue) is better
|How is the take rate developing? A lower take rate (while having higher revenue) is better
Take rate is growing. It grew from 15.4% in Q3 to 15.7% in Q4.
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|Data: Enterprise clients
|Data: Enterprise clients
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|4
|How are enterprise clients developing
|How are enterprise clients developing
New enterprise clients declined by 19% year-over-year due to more pronounced sales cycles brought by macro headwind. However, enterprise revenue grew by 22% year-over-year to $12.8 million.
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|Transaction losses
|Transaction losses