An OpenAI executive said Monday that most of the company’s revenue comes from user subscriptions, primarily through its paid ChatGPT services. CFO Sarah Fryer told Bloomberg TV reports that about 75 percent of the company’s overall revenue comes from subscriber subscriptions.
His comments come as OpenAI continues to expand its enterprise business with services including ChatGPT Enterprise and ChatGPT Team. Still, its customer base remains the main stream of revenue by offering additional benefits to customers. For example, its entry level Chat GPT Plus Planwhich begins. $20 per monthas well as access to various AI models. DALL-E Image Breed, upper limit of use and initial characteristics.
“We’ve just been blown away by the pace of growth, especially on the consumer side,” Freire said in the interview. “Even our enterprise businesses, they’re young, but they’re already doing an incredible amount of annual revenue. We’re really excited about the potential there.”
He added that the company has about 250 million weekly active users and is converting free users to paying users at a rate of 5% to 6%. In September, OpenAI revealed that it had reached 1 Million Paid Users Milestone for Enterprise Version of ChatGPT
However, OpenAI faces high costs due to the development and operation of advanced AI systems. It recently secured $6.6 billion in funding and a $4 billion line of credit to support its infrastructure projects, including large data centers to power its data-hungry AI models. Includes construction.
At the same time, OpenAI dominates the competitive generative AI landscape. According to the researcher, the number of visits more than doubled to a record 3.1 billion in September 2024. A similar web. This creates ChatGPT. No. 11 website In terms of worldwide traffic – still a long way off. Google.comWith 82 billion visits, or YouTube.comWith 28 billion.
In the chatbot market, however, ChatGPT’s closest US competitor is Microsoft’s Bing.com, which had just under 2 billion visits in September. According to Smeller Web, Google’s Gemini was the third most visited chatbot, with 274.7 million visits.