Spotify will report quarterly results on Wednesday for the first time as a public company.

Here’s what Wall Street expects:

• Loss per share: 36 euro cents (43 U.S. cents) expected by a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate
• Revenue: 1.14 billion euros ($1.36 billion) expected by Thomson Reuters
• Subscribers: 75.1 million expected by a FactSet consensus estimate
• Ad-supported monthly active users: 98 million expected by a FactSet consensus estimate

Spotify’s 2017 paid subscriber base of 71 million was enough to ferry it through a solid public offering last month, despite the unconventional process, where no banks underwrote the offering and no price was set ahead of the debut.

Rival Apple Music also said last month that it had 40 million paid subscribers, hinting at its fast growth. Last June Apple Music had 27 million paid subscribers, and a year ago Spotify said it had more than 50 million subscribers.

But Spotify has emphasized its wide availability — free memberships, compatibility with multiple operating systems and speakers — as a competitive advantage. Some analysts have compared Spotify to Netflix, which pays a lot for content but has achieved long-term success.

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