ElevenLabs, a company focused on AI voice models that convert text into human-sounding speech, has reportedly secured a $22 billion valuation from its investors. The company, founded four years ago, also states it has reached $600 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
The company's AI voice technology is utilized by various large enterprises, including Klarna, Deutsche Telekom, Cisco, and Adobe, primarily for customer service applications. Additionally, ElevenLabs serves creators who use its platform for audiobooks, dubbing, and music production. Enterprise clients account for over 55% of its business, with the remaining 45% comprising small and medium businesses, developers, and creators.
Mati Staniszewski, co-founder and CEO of ElevenLabs, discussed the company's market position and future goals. He acknowledged the increasing competition but indicated a willingness to accept squeezed gross margins to expand market share. Staniszewski also highlighted the long-term objective of passing the Turing test for conversational AI, which requires combining intelligence with emotional understanding.
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ElevenLabs, a company specializing in AI voice models, has reportedly achieved a $22 billion valuation from investors and reached $600 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR). The company's technology is used by major enterprises for customer service and by creators for audiobooks and dubbing.