Netflix vs Meta — Stock-Based Compensation Comparison

Netflix (NFLX) stock-based compensation was $368M in FY2025 (+35% YoY); Meta (META) stock-based compensation was $20.4B in FY2025 (+22% YoY). The tables below show the complete quarterly and annual stock-based compensation history, sourced from SEC EDGAR 10-K and 10-Q filings.

Fiscal Year	Netflix	Meta
2025	$368M	$20.4B
2024	$273M	$16.7B
2023	$339M	$14.0B
2022	$575M	$12.0B
2021	$403M	$9.2B
2020	$415M	$6.5B
2019	$405M	$4.8B
2018	$321M	$4.2B
2017	$182M	$3.7B
2016	$174M	$3.2B
2015	$125M	$3.0B
2014	$115M	$1.8B
2013	$73M	$906M
2012	$74M	$1.6B
2011	$62M	$217M
2010	$28M	$20M
2009	$13M	—
2008	$12M	—
2007	$12M	—

Netflix — Annual Stock-Based Compensation

Fiscal Year	Stock-Based Compensation	YoY
2025	$368M	+35%
2024	$273M	-20%
2023	$339M	-41%
2022	$575M	+43%
2021	$403M	-3%
2020	$415M	+2%
2019	$405M	+26%
2018	$321M	+76%
2017	$182M	+5%
2016	$174M	+39%
2015	$125M	+8%
2014	$115M	+58%
2013	$73M	-1%
2012	$74M	+20%
2011	$62M	+120%
2010	$28M	+122%
2009	$13M	+3%
2008	$12M	+2%
2007	$12M

Meta — Annual Stock-Based Compensation

Fiscal Year	Stock-Based Compensation	YoY
2025	$20.4B	+22%
2024	$16.7B	+19%
2023	$14.0B	+17%
2022	$12.0B	+31%
2021	$9.2B	+40%
2020	$6.5B	+35%
2019	$4.8B	+16%
2018	$4.2B	+12%
2017	$3.7B	+16%
2016	$3.2B	+8%
2015	$3.0B	+62%
2014	$1.8B	+103%
2013	$906M	-42%
2012	$1.6B	+624%
2011	$217M	+985%
2010	$20M

Source: NFLX on EDGAR · META on EDGAR. Data from SEC EDGAR 10-K and 10-Q filings. Updated quarterly.