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OpenAI forecasts revenue +214% to $11.6B in 2025 ahead of $6.5B funding round

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1. OpenAI forecasts revenue +214% to $11.6B in 2025 ahead of $6.5B funding round

ChatGPT is expected to make $2.7B in 2024, +286% from 700M in 2023

  • 10M ChatGPT users pay $20M monthly fee.

  • +$2 ChatGPT price rise is forecasted by the year-end.

  • Over 5 years: $44 ChatGPT subscription price is projected.

OpenAI has forecasted its revenue to hit $100B in 2029

  • $300M OpenAI’s monthly revenue in Aug., +1,700% since 2023.

  • ~350M users on OpenAI’s services each month as of Jun., vs. 100M in Mar.

  • 1M+ 3rd-party developers use OpenAI’s technology.

Thrive Capital is said to have the option to invest up to $1B more at the $150B valuation through 2025

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