These Are The Top 50 Consumer Apps By Monthly Revenue [October 2026]

Andreessen Horowitz has published its ranking of the top 50 consumer AI apps by monthly revenue, using data from YipitData, and the list offers a revealing look at where people are actually spending money on AI. Unsurprisingly, the foundation model companies sit at the very top, but the rest of the list is a mix of design tools, vibe coding platforms, voice and music generators, video makers and productivity apps. One notable omission: Google’s Gemini is left out because its consumer revenue couldn’t be reliably separated from Google’s broader consumer business.

The ranking looks quite different from the list of top AI apps by monthly visits, which skews toward free products with huge audiences. Here, what matters is who is getting people to open their wallets.

Here’s the full list, with a look at what each app does.

Ranks 1–10

1. OpenAI – The maker of ChatGPT leads the list, and its consumer subscriptions are a big part of a business whose annualized revenue reached $20 billion in 2025.
2. Anthropic – The company behind the Claude chatbot, which has staked out a position as a premium assistant and has promised to keep Claude free of ads even as it keeps shipping new models like Claude Sonnet 5.5.
3. Canva – The design platform lets anyone create presentations, social posts and videos, and its Magic Studio suite adds AI features for generating images, copy and layouts.
4. Superhuman – The productivity suite, formerly known as Grammarly, bundles AI writing assistance with email and docs tools.
5. Higgsfield – The AI video platform that gives creators access to a range of image and video models, and says it has hit $1 billion in annualized revenue faster than Anthropic or OpenAI.
6. Replit – A browser-based coding environment whose AI agent can build and deploy complete apps from a plain-English description.
7. Suno – The AI music generator turns text prompts into full songs with vocals and instrumentation, and recently raised $400 million at a $5.4 billion valuation.
8. Lovable – The Swedish vibe coding startup lets users describe an app and have it generated, and it became a unicorn just eight months after being founded.
9. Perplexity – The AI-powered answer engine gives cited responses to questions instead of a list of links, and its CEO Aravind Srinivas has argued that no company can hold the lead in AI models for more than a few weeks.
10. ElevenLabs – The AI voice company generates realistic speech and voice agents, and its valuation has doubled to $22 billion in just seven months.

Ranks 11–20

11. Midjourney – The self-funded image generator is known for its artistic, stylized output, and even Meta has licensed its technology for its own models and products.
12. OpenArt – An AI creative platform that brings multiple image and video generation models together in one place.
13. OpenRouter – A unified API and marketplace that lets developers and power users access hundreds of AI models through a single account.
14. Otter.ai – An AI meeting assistant that records, transcribes and summarizes conversations in real time.
15. Figma – The collaborative interface design platform has been adding AI features, even as it faces new competition, with its stock falling 7% when Anthropic launched Claude Design.
16. Plaud – A maker of AI-powered voice recorders that transcribe and summarize meetings and calls.
17. Notion – The all-in-one workspace for notes, docs and projects, with built-in AI features for writing, search and automation.
18. Reface – A face-swap app that lets users put their own face onto videos, GIFs and images.
19. Manus – The general-purpose AI agent that carries out research, coding and data analysis tasks on its own, and was the subject of a $2 billion acquisition by Meta that China later moved to block.
20. Speechify – A text-to-speech app that reads documents, articles and books aloud in natural-sounding AI voices.

Ranks 21–30

21. Descript – A video and podcast editor that lets users edit media by editing the text of its transcript.
22. Zeely – An AI marketing tool that helps small businesses create ad creatives and run campaigns.
23. HeyGen – An AI video platform that produces avatar-led videos and translates them across more than 175 languages.
24. Jumpspeak – A language learning app that uses AI to give users conversation practice.
25. Runway – A pioneer in AI video generation that raised $315 million at a $5.3 billion valuation and whose Gen-4.5 model topped the Artificial Analysis video leaderboard.
26. Kling AI – The video generation model from Chinese video giant Kuaishou, which is widely regarded as a leader in realistic human characters and movement.
27. Topaz Labs – A maker of AI tools that upscale, denoise and sharpen photos and videos, including Topaz Photo AI.
28. Invideo – An AI video maker that turns text prompts into finished videos with footage, voiceover and captions.
29. Topview – An AI tool that turns product links and descriptions into video ads.
30. Gamma – An AI-powered tool for generating presentations, documents and simple websites from a prompt.

Ranks 31–40

31. Meshy.ai – A generator that turns text or images into 3D models for games, design and printing.
32. QuillBot – A writing assistant best known for paraphrasing, grammar checking and summarizing text.
33. NovelAI – A subscription service for AI-assisted storytelling and anime-style image generation.
34. Justdone – An AI writing and content creation assistant for blog posts, emails and marketing copy.
35. Fireflies.ai – An AI notetaker that joins meetings to record, transcribe and summarize them.
36. Sudowrite – An AI writing tool built specifically for fiction authors, helping with drafting, brainstorming and rewriting.
37. Jasper – A long-running AI platform for creating marketing copy and brand-aligned content.
38. Photoroom – An AI photo editor popular with online sellers for removing backgrounds and creating product images.
39. Hugging Face – The open-source hub for sharing AI models and datasets, where releases like Moonshot’s Kimi K3 weights attract huge attention, and which was at the center of a security breach tied to OpenAI’s agents.
40. Genspark – An AI agent workspace that handles research and produces documents, slides and other deliverables.

Ranks 41–50

41. Evoto AI – An AI photo editor focused on portrait retouching and batch editing.
42. MiniMax – The Chinese AI company known for its Hailuo video generator and its language models and consumer apps.
43. beautiful.ai – A presentation maker that uses AI to lay out and design slides automatically.
44. fal – A generative media platform that gives developers fast access to image, video and audio models through an API.
45. n8n – A workflow automation platform that lets users connect apps and build AI agents with a visual editor.
46. Cognition – The company behind the autonomous coding agent Devin, which recently raised $1 billion at a $26 billion valuation and counts Infosys among its customers.
47. FaceApp – A photo app that uses AI to change how a face looks, from aging effects to new hairstyles.
48. Moises – An AI music app that separates songs into individual vocal and instrument tracks for practice and remixing.
49. Synthesia – An enterprise-focused AI video platform that creates avatar presenters for corporate training and communications.
50. Nous Research – An open-source AI research lab best known for its Hermes family of models.

What The List Tells Us

Taken together, the ranking shows that consumer AI spending is spread widely. Creative tools for video, image, music and voice take up a large share of the list, vibe coding apps like Replit and Lovable have broken into the top ten, and agents like Manus and Genspark show that people are paying to hand off entire tasks, not just ask questions. With the two largest model makers sitting at the top and the rest of the market fragmenting underneath them, the next year of this list could look very different.