Ahead of the print, WW shares are flat on a three-month basis. Last quarter, the global wellness company reported mixed results with a revenue miss. WW cited declines in workshop fees and overall product sales as a result of COVID-19 pressures. Investors are also anxious about up-and-coming players like weight-loss app Noom and food-tracking monitor Lifesum.

But despite the revenue shortfall, analysts praised WW's pivot to a digital-first world. That included WW shutting down studios and ramping up digital health and wellness services (which boast higher profit margins). Plus WW's total subscribers rose 5% in Q3 to a record 4.7M. Most impressively, digital subscribers soared 23.5% year-over-year (YoY), with eCommerce sales rising 300%.

According to CEO Mindy Grossman, "All of WW's 4.7 million members utilize our digital platforms, with over 80% of our members being digital-only and 20% having both digital and workshop, whether virtual or physical access." So did this strategy continues to pay off in the fourth quarter?

Using Similarweb's powerful investment analysis we can track WW's key digital data trends. Let's take a closer look now.