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Synthesia passed $100M ARR in April 2025 and now sits at an estimated ~$150M with roughly 90% of the Fortune 100 as customers. The latest figure is a research estimate — Synthesia discloses selectively — and every number below is traced back to a public source.
~$150M
Estimated ARR, 2026
~$12.5M
Implied monthly recurring revenue
$4B
Valuation, Series E Jan 2026
90%
Of the Fortune 100 as customers
Reported and estimated annualized run rate in USD millions, 2023 to 2026. Synthesia discloses selectively — the $100M mark is company-confirmed, later points are estimates.
$0 → $100M ARR
~7.5 years
2017 founding → Apr 2025
$100M → ~$150M ARR
~9 months
Apr 2025 → Jan 2026
$2.1B → $4B valuation
~1 year
2025 → Jan 2026
Target: $200M ARR
Within 2026
Unite.ai
2023
$40M ARR
$90M Series C at a $1B valuation as enterprise AI video takes off. ARR estimated — Synthesia did not disclose revenue at the time. — Company (funding); ARR estimate
2024
$70M ARR
Enterprise expansion; roughly 60% of the Fortune 100 using the platform. Third-party estimate. — Estimate
April 2025
$100M ARR
$100M ARR announced alongside Adobe's investment — the milestone the company itself confirmed. — Synthesia
January 2026
$150M ARR
~$150M ARR alongside a $200M Series E led by GV with Nvidia participating, at a $4B post-money valuation — nearly double the prior $2.1B. — Sacra / FirstMark
2026
$150M ARR
Company reportedly expects to cross $200M ARR within 2026; ~90% of the Fortune 100 now customers, including Microsoft, UBS and Ford. — Unite.ai / StartupRiders
Latest estimated ARR
~$150M
Sacra / StartupRiders estimate
Confirmed ARR
$100M+
Company, Apr 2025
Implied MRR
~$12.5M / month
Derived from ARR
Valuation
$4B
Series E led by GV, Jan 2026
Fortune 100 penetration
~90%
StartupRiders, 2026
Synthesia sells enterprise AI video on a per-seat SaaS model: corporate plans seat users at tiers from tens to hundreds of dollars per creator per month, with video minutes and avatar features metered on top. The buyer is L&D and corporate communications — training, onboarding and explainers produced in 140+ languages without camera crews — which is why the platform's claimed ~90% Fortune 100 penetration converts into durable, contracted revenue.
Enterprise add-ons deepen the mix: custom brand avatars, one-click translation, SOC 2-grade security and API access for embedding video generation into customer products. The January 2026 $200M Series E led by GV, with Nvidia participating, valued the company at $4 billion — roughly double the prior round — as it reportedly targets $200M ARR within the year.
Revenue Mix
FAQ
Per-seat video plans with metered add-ons for the enterprise. Clink manages seat billing, overage metering and merchant-of-record tax as accounts expand.
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