EA's report details that the net revenue from Ultimate Team represented almost 30% of the company's total net revenue during fiscal year 2021. The main source of that revenue was from the FC 25 Coins offering of Ultimate Team, but EA's other sports games also assisted with growth in that area. The previous fiscal year saw the company earn $1.49 billion from this feature, which had, in turn, topped 2022's $1.37 billion in revenue.

This growth will likely continue, according to the report, into the near FC 25 Ultimate Teamure. It is important to note that Ultimate Team is the company's most popular live service. Packs vary widely in price, from a variety of free packs on offer to the Ultimate pack in the promo section that goes for 125.000 coins or 2500 FIFA points.

Though it shouldn't surprise anyone familiar with the FIFA, NHL, or Madden franchises, all of this points to the continuation of Ultimate Team in all of EA's sports franchise. The fact that it has reached nearly 30% of the company's revenue, though, would probably surprise fans of the feature. Any fans of Ultimate Team should likely expect more investment and focus on it by EA as the growth in this area has been impressive for years.

It is hard to argue with $1.62 billion in revenue and it absolutely makes sense that FIFA is leading the way here. As one of its most popular offerings and the sheer popularity of the sport around the world points to that franchise leading the way. This is great news for those who enjoy the loot packs, the grinding, and the act of building a better and better team as more Ultimate Team is likely on the way.

But this is likely frustrating for those who can't stand the feature or have an issue with the amount of money EA is receiving from players. As a feature, however, it is up to the individual cheap EA FC Coins player or the individual's guardian to participate and make the purchases they see fit. Either way, however, EA continues to succeed in growing Ultimate Team.