Creators

Canonical

@canonical 112.9K X followers canonical ubuntucanonical.com First product launched 10y ago

Total monthly visits
4.6M
Up8.4%MoMOct 2026Only Ubuntu has traffic data
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue across products
Products
4
Since Mar 2016
Latest launch
56d ago
JobsInPythonNo traffic data yet
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Traffic

Portfolio · Last 12 months
  • Ubuntu
  • +3 with <5K visits or no data
Monthly visits

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
UbuntuEnterprise resilience. Developer velocity.4.6M
MultipassOSSUbuntu VMs on demand for any workstation—
JobsInPythonCurated Python and Django Jobs All in one place!—
Microk8sOSSThe effortless Kubernetes—

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products
  1. Nov 13 · 2d ago

    • Ubuntu shares roundup of product updates from Ubuntu Summit 26.10Referrals & Backlinks

      Ubuntu posted a roundup of product updates announced at Ubuntu Summit 26.10 and shared the link to the Day 1 opening session livestream.

    • Ubuntu Canonical hosts day two of Ubuntu Summit 26.10Promotions

      Canonical hosted day two of Ubuntu Summit 26.10, featuring sessions on the CrossPoint open source firmware project, real-time SPAs with HTML over WebSockets, and sandboxed MCU development.

    • Ubuntu introduces Inference Manager for AI model managementLaunch

      Canonical introduced Inference Manager on Ubuntu, installable via snap, allowing users to discover, install, and run optimized AI models across local and cloud inference through a single endpoint.

  2. Nov 12 · 3d ago

    • Ubuntu Summit 26.10 goes livePromotions

      Canonical announced that Ubuntu Summit 26.10 is now live and invited viewers worldwide to join the livestream.

    • Ubuntu users get early access to AI-generated patches via Edge archiveProduct Activity#Launch Post

      Canonical introduced Surge, a multi-agent framework for CVE remediation and backporting. Ubuntu Pro users can opt in for early access to AI-generated patches in the new Edge archive.