TickerTrends data shows Anthropic’s annual recurring revenue, or ARR, at about $74.1 billion as of July, compared with roughly $41.3 billion for OpenAI. That leaves a gap of about $32.8 billion between the two companies on the latest reading. Since the previous reporting period, Anthropic grew 57.7%, while OpenAI posted a faster 65.2% increase. The timeline in the dataset shows Anthropic’s tracked ARR rising from $10.2 billion in January to $35.6 billion in April, then to $69.6 billion in June and $74.1 billion in July. OpenAI’s tracked ARR moved from $21.4 billion in January to $33.0 billion in May and $41.3 billion in July. On absolute revenue scale, Anthropic remains clearly ahead in the tracking data, while OpenAI has recently been growing at a faster pace.
According to data tracked by TickerTrends, Anthropic’s annual recurring revenue (ARR) stood at about $74.1 billion as of July, while OpenAI was at roughly $41.3 billion. The difference between the two was about $32.8 billion.
Since the previous reporting period, Anthropic grew 57.7%, compared with 65.2% for OpenAI, giving OpenAI the slightly faster growth rate over that stretch.
Tracked ARR timeline
The timeline shows Anthropic’s tracked ARR rising from $10.2 billion in January to $35.6 billion in April, then $69.6 billion in June and $74.1 billion in July.
OpenAI’s tracked ARR moved from $21.4 billion in January to $33.0 billion in May, before reaching $41.3 billion in July.
On the latest tracked figures, Anthropic still holds a clear lead in absolute revenue scale, while OpenAI has shown stronger recent momentum in growth.
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