Historical operating KPI

Lyft Gross Bookings History

Name: Lyft Gross Bookings quarterly history
Creator: VizualStocks

Latest reported: $5.5B
Period: Q2 2026
QoQ: +11.3%
YoY: +22.6%

Metric ID: grossBookings
Frequency: quarterly
Status: active

About this KPI

Why it matters

Gross bookings measures the total dollar value generated through Lyft's platform before driver earnings and other pass-through amounts, showing the marketplace's economic scale.

Why investors follow it

The history helps investors evaluate rider demand, ride frequency and pricing while comparing marketplace growth with Lyft's reported revenue and profitability.

What it does not tell you

Gross bookings does not reveal rides, active riders, price per ride, driver earnings, incentives, take rate, geographic mix, cancellations, insurance costs, revenue or margins.

Maintained history, without the manual work

Pull this maintained history through the VizualStocks API instead of rebuilding it from filings every quarter.

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Understanding Gross Bookings

What does Lyft include in Gross Bookings?

Gross Bookings covers the transaction value of rides and Lyft’s other offerings, including applicable taxes, tolls and fees, but excluding driver tips. Its scope extends beyond ride fares to offerings such as rentals and subscriptions.

Issuer definition

How should I read Lyft bookings alongside rides?

Compare bookings growth with completed rides and active riders over the same period. Faster bookings growth can reflect pricing or offering mix as well as demand. Lyft’s adjusted EBITDA margin uses Gross Bookings as its denominator, connecting platform activity with operating profitability.