How Small AI Teams are Achieving Massive Revenue

How Small AI Teams are Achieving Massive Revenue
March 17, 2025 Nobody Studios

The business world is changing rapidly, and one of the most exciting developments is the rise of small AI teams achieving massive revenue. Companies like Midjourney, with 10 employees and $200 million in annual revenue, and Lovable, with 15 employees and $10 million in annual recurring revenue within two months, are proving that scale isn’t about headcount or geography. It’s about impact and leveraging technology.  

 

The AI-Centric Approach

At Nobody Studios, we’ve fully embraced an AI-centric approach to product development. We’re using AI for everything from meeting notes to product team roles. Our virtual product teams consist of a human at the center and an AI team that iteratively develops and launches features. 

 

The Speed Moat

Speed is the new moat. The ability to quickly get your business out into the market, iterate, and learn what works and what doesn’t is the key to success. AI-powered teams can achieve this by automating tasks, reducing costs, and boosting innovation.  

 

Lessons Learned

One of the biggest lessons we’ve learned is that our initial ambition of building 100 companies in five years may not have been ambitious enough. With AI, we can now build and launch a company in a matter of days, not months. This changes everything about how we make decisions and how we think about the future of work.  

 

The Future of Work

The future of work is AI-driven. It’s leaner, faster, and more impactful. Small teams can achieve massive revenue by leveraging AI to automate tasks, reduce costs, and boost innovation.  

 

Conclusion

We’re still in the early stages of this AI revolution, but it’s clear that the potential is enormous. At Nobody Studios, we’re excited to be at the forefront of this movement, and we’re committed to sharing our lessons learned with the community. 

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