Cursor Hits $3 Billion Revenue Run Rate Ahead of Expected SpaceX Deal
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 21
Cursor Hits $3 Billion Revenue Run Rate Ahead of Expected SpaceX Deal
11 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 21
$3 billion in annualized revenue by late April marks a sharp jump for Cursor, underscoring accelerating demand for its AI coding software before an expected acquisition by SpaceX.
More than 3,000 customers are now paying at least $100,000 a year on an annualized basis, according to a person familiar with the private figures.
The latest milestone follows Cursor’s move past a $2 billion annual sales rate in February, showing growth that has continued within a matter of months.
The revenue surge strengthens the backdrop for a deal that would tie one of the fastest-growing AI software startups to Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
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