Cybersecurity platform subscription and support revenue mix measures subscription and support revenue as a percentage of total revenue.
Palo Alto Networks reported $9.200B of subscription and support revenue in fiscal 2026, equal to 80.1% of total revenue.
The mix shows the recurring-revenue weight of the model
A high subscription and support share reduces the company's dependence on product revenue alone.
It does not mean every dollar has the same duration, renewal rate, or fee economics.
Revenue mix and gross-margin mix are separate
A growing recurring-revenue share can still coincide with pressure on subscription and support gross margin from cloud-hosting, personnel, or acquisition-related amortization costs.
Read it with subscription and support gross margin and product revenue growth.
Primary source: Palo Alto Networks fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
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