Gamma Passes $100M ARR With About 70M Users, Valued at $2.1 Billion
AI presentation tool Gamma announced $100M+ ARR with profitability and a $68M Series B led by a16z at a $2.1B valuation; the user base it publicly cites is about 70 million.
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AI presentation tool Gamma announced on November 10, 2025 that it surpassed $100 million in ARR — profitably — while raising a $68 million Series B led by a16z (Andreessen Horowitz) at a $2.1 billion valuation (TechCrunch, November 10, 2025). Per TechCrunch, that growth came with a team of only about 50 people.
A Correction on the Numbers
In Gamma's own press release, the 100-million figure is $100M of ARR, not a user count — an earlier version of this piece (and its old headline) conflated the two. We corrected it on September 21, 2026 and renamed the article's address accordingly; the old link redirects here. TechCrunch quotes CEO Grant Lee's public figure as "$100 million ARR and 70 million users" (see Gamma's Stripe customer story), i.e. a user base of roughly 70 million.
Why It Matters
Users simply enter a topic or paste a document and Gamma generates a complete deck with layout and imagery, positioning itself as 'PowerPoint for the AI era.' Its path to high growth and profitability with a tiny team is seen as a benchmark case for AI application-layer commercialization.
Peers like Beautiful.ai are also growing fast, and Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides have fully integrated AI generation. Analysts say AI presentation tools are redefining office productivity.
This article aggregates official announcements and public reporting; original sources are linked below.
Source:Business Wire
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