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B2B vs B2C AI startups: which make more?

About the same at the median, but they get there differently. On our leaderboard (checked Nov 10, 2026), the 31 ranked AI startups that sell to businesses have a median of $23,300 a month in payment-verified revenue, and the 19 that sell to consumers $23,500. B2B charges about 5x more per customer (median $120 vs $24 a month per subscription) with far fewer customers (240 vs 1,900), and 4 of the 6 businesses above $100k a month sell to businesses.

31 B2B · 19 B2C · 14 both · 64 ranked · checked Nov 10, 2026 · how we verify

Do B2B or B2C AI startups make more money?

Sells toRankedMedian MRRMedian per subMedian paying subs$50k+$100k+Median 30-day growthBiggest
Businesses (B2B)31$23,300$12024074-3.7%Postiz ($390,000)
Consumers (B2C)19$23,500$241,90042-13.3%Rezi ($241,000)
Both14$16,100$3274040-1.4%Promptwise ($67,500)
All ranked64$22,200$41480156-6.7%-
How we verified this

Revenue and paying subscriptions come from Stripe or RevenueCat through TrustMRR, checked Nov 10, 2026. Ranked means the payment data synced in the last 30 days, the same rule as the leaderboard.

"Sells to" is our tag, the same one the leaderboard filter uses, based on who pays for the product. Per sub is our math: verified MRR divided by active subscriptions. 30-day growth is TrustMRR's "Last 30 days revenue growth" figure, computed from payment data, read Nov 8, 2026.

Small groups, one snapshot: read medians as a direction, not a law. MRR is revenue, not profit.

The medians sit within a few hundred dollars of each other. The difference is in the shape. B2B businesses charge $120 a month per subscription at the median and have 240 paying customers; B2C apps charge $24 and have 1,900. B2B also owns more of the top: 4 of the 6 above $100k a month (AEO Engine, Postiz, Cometly, AiSDR).

Which B2B AI startups make the most money?

#BusinessWhat it doesTagsVerified MRRPaying subsPer subRevenue
1PostizAn open-source social media scheduler run by AI agents.$390,00011,500$34Verified
2CometlyAd attribution for B2B SaaS, with AI you can chat with about your ads data.$197,000280$710Verified
3AiSDRAI sales development platform that finds B2B buyers and runs researched email and LinkedIn outreach for meetings.$191,000180$1,100Verified
4AEO EngineAn AI-search SEO agency that gets clients cited by ChatGPT and AI Overviews.$180,00062$2,900Verified
5GoMotion AIPaste a script, get a finished long-form YouTube documentary: voiceover, matched footage, captions, motion graphics and music. Built for faceless channels.$74,0001,600$47Verified
6White Glove ContentSubscription faceless-video studio: scripts, AI voiceover, editing, thumbnails.$63,100520$120Verified
7traxy.aiFinds buyers already engaging in your market through social listening, on autopilot.$52,400240$220Verified
8DM ChampAn AI sales agent platform pitched as "start an AI agency this week".$49,90062$800Verified
9VirtualJKAn AI "replicant" of a consultant, sold to coaches and consultants.$48,50093$520Verified
10Rank PromptTrack and improve how your site shows up in AI search engines.$42,300220$200Verified

Top 10 of 31. Full list: leaderboard filtered to B2B. B2B ideas that charge $100+ a month: B2B AI SaaS ideas.

Which B2C AI apps make the most money?

#BusinessWhat it doesTagsVerified MRRPaying subsPer subRevenue
1ReziAn AI resume builder for job seekers: it writes, edits, formats and keyword-checks a resume so it gets past applicant tracking systems (ATS).$241,00010,000$24Verified
2PropGPTAn AI sports-betting analysis app charging $9.99 a week.$105,0002,600$40Verified
3Project AAI-powered fortune-telling and astrology app (tarot, astrology, clairvoyance), sold as a mobile subscription.$59,6008,200$7Verified
4DataExpert.ioA $119/mo data-engineering and AI course business: $4.7M lifetime.$52,500820$64Verified
5Nutria (Calyra)AI calorie-tracking app grown on organic TikTok.$46,90015,900$3Verified
6LunchbreakRewrites AI-generated writing so it reads as human and aims to pass common AI detectors.$31,1001,900$17Verified
7Humanize AI Text (AE-intelligence)A one-feature tool that rewrites AI text to read human: $858k lifetime.$28,7001,100$26Verified
8BrawlerAn AI boxing coach app that hit $60k in a 30-day window within months of launch.$24,8004,800$5Verified
9VerbiAn AI speaking tutor for language learners: $259k lifetime.$23,8005,000$5Verified
10AI Interview CopilotReal-time AI interview insights for job seekers during live interviews.$23,500700$34Verified

Top 10 of 19; 7 of the 19 bill through RevenueCat (mobile apps). More: how much consumer AI apps make and AI mobile apps revenue.

How many customers does each model need to reach $10k a month?

At the B2C median of $24 a month per subscription, $10k MRR takes about 420 paying subscribers. At the B2B median of $120, about 82 (our math). That gap is the real choice: B2C needs reach (short video, app stores, creators), B2B needs a smaller number of buyers who stay. The two ends on this board: Nutria (Calyra) has 15,900 paying subscriptions, while Reddit Agency makes $4,800 per subscription. See also AI apps with the most paying subscribers.

Are B2B or B2C AI startups growing faster right now?

Over the last 30 days, the median B2B AI startup's revenue moved -3.7% (13 of 30 grew) and the median B2C app's -13.3% (5 of 18 grew). Businesses that sell to both: -1.4%. This is TrustMRR's 30-day revenue growth figure, from payment data, read Nov 8, 2026. One month is noisy (a single annual renewal can swing it), so read it as a direction. For the fastest movers, see fastest-growing AI startups.

What about AI products that sell to both?

14 ranked businesses sell to individuals and teams at once, mostly creator, writing and video tools. Their median is $16,100 a month, below both pure groups, led by Promptwise ($67,500), Speel.co ($64,900), Laper ($52,900). Their per-subscription price ($32) looks like B2C, not B2B.

What if you use the founders' own B2B or B2C label?

Founder's label on TrustMRRRankedMedian MRR
B2B26$28,900
B2C23$22,200
B2B and B2C11$10,800

Founders pick an audience on their TrustMRR listing (60 of 64 ranked did; reported, read Nov 8, 2026). 14 are tagged differently by us and by the founder, often tools for creators that founders call B2C and we call B2B or both because the buyer runs a business. On the founders' own labels B2B leads at the median ($28,900 vs $22,200). Either way, the per-customer gap holds.

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FAQ

Do B2B or B2C AI startups make more money?

On The AI Receipts leaderboard (Nov 10, 2026) the medians are close: $23,300 a month for 31 B2B AI startups and $23,500 for 19 B2C ones, all payment-verified via TrustMRR. B2B has more of the very big ones: 4 of the 6 above $100k a month (AEO Engine, Postiz, Cometly, AiSDR).

How much do B2B AI startups charge per customer compared with consumer AI apps?

The median B2B AI startup here makes $120 a month per paying subscription, against $24 for B2C (our math: verified MRR divided by active subscriptions). That is about 5x. Top of the B2B range: Reddit Agency $4,800, AEO Engine $2,900 per subscription.

How many customers does a B2C AI app need?

A lot more. The median B2C AI app on our board has 1,900 paying subscriptions; the median B2B AI startup has 240. At the B2C median price of $24 a month, $10k MRR takes about 420 subscribers (our math). At the B2B median price of $120, about 82.

Are B2B or B2C AI startups growing faster right now?

Last-30-day revenue growth on TrustMRR (from payment data, read Nov 8, 2026): median -3.7% for B2B (13 of 30 grew) and -13.3% for B2C (5 of 18 grew). One month is noisy, so treat it as a direction, not a trend.

What are the biggest consumer AI apps with verified revenue?

Rezi ($241,000 a month), PropGPT ($105,000 a month), Project A ($59,600 a month), DataExpert.io ($52,500 a month). 7 of the 19 B2C startups on the board are mobile apps billed through RevenueCat. More in our consumer AI apps post.

What if founders label themselves B2B or B2C differently?

We tag each business by who pays, from the product and its own site (the "Sells to" filter on the leaderboard). Founders also pick an audience on TrustMRR. By their own label (read Nov 8, 2026, 60 of 64 ranked): B2B 26 at a median of $28,900, B2C 23 at a median of $22,200, B2B and B2C 11 at a median of $10,800. 14 businesses are tagged differently by us and by the founder, usually creator or prosumer tools.

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