AI-native startups have collectively surpassed $15 billion in annualized revenue within two and a half years following the launch of ChatGPT, reflecting rapid growth in the sector. According to data from The Information, 22 of the most mature AI startups selling applications or models have contributed to this revenue milestone. Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz reports that median annual recurring revenue for business-to-business AI companies exceeds $2 million in their first year, while business-to-consumer AI companies achieve even higher figures at $4.2 million, representing growth rates two to four times faster than traditional pre-AI benchmarks. RBC Capital Markets analyst Rishi Jaluria notes a recent inflection in enterprise AI demand over the past six months, driven by improved technology, clear use cases, and increased urgency from corporate boards. Meanwhile, industry observers highlight accelerating AI adoption and rising investment from major technology companies, although questions about return on investment and broader adoption persist.
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AI-native startups are growing at unprecedented speeds. For B2B companies, the median annual recurring revenue in the first year is now over 2 million. For B2C, it’s even higher at 4.2 million. That’s 2x–4x faster than traditional pre-AI benchmarks. - From @a16z published https://t.co/Uj96WMCwd9
Annualized revenue at 22 of the most mature startups selling artificial intelligence apps or models. Source: theinformation https://t.co/fjfXTiQ1O7