OpenAI CFO Says 75% of Its Revenue Comes From Paying Consumers

Oct. 28, 2024, 4:37 PM UTC

OpenAI generates the vast majority of its revenue from consumers who pay for its products, Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar said, even as the artificial intelligence startup competes in a crowded market to sign up more corporate customers.

In an interview with Bloomberg TV on Monday, Friar said that roughly 75% of OpenAI’s business comes from consumer subscriptions. The company’s paid consumer plan for its chatbot ChatGPT currently starts at $20 per month.

“We have been wowed at just the pace of growth, particularly on the consumer side,” Friar told Bloomberg TV’s Ed Ludlow at the Money20/20 conference in Las ...

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