Emergent, a vibe coding platform that lets users build software using natural language and AI agents, says it has reached $100 million in annual run-rate revenue just eight months after launching, according to a recent report by TechCrunch.

As per TechCrunch, the startup announced that its run-rate revenue has doubled in the past month. It now has more than 6 million users across 190 countries, with roughly 150,000 paying customers. Users have created over 7 million applications on the platform, the company claims.

The rapid growth reflects surging global interest in 'vibe-coding' or using AI to generate software. Co-founder and CEO Mukund Jha told TechCrunch that about 70% of users have no prior coding experience, while nearly 40% are small businesses. Most use the platform to digitise operations previously managed through spreadsheets, email, or messaging apps.

Around 80 to 90% of new projects focus on mobile applications, reflecting demand for software that can be deployed quickly, states the report. The platform generates revenue through subscriptions, usage-based pricing, and hosting fees. The company has also begun testing an enterprise offering and is running pilots with a small number of customers to address security and compliance requirements.

Emergent also launched a mobile app for iOS and Android that lets users create apps via text or voice prompts and publish directly to Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store. The app is currently in testing, with users having already built more than 10,000 applications.

The US and Europe account for roughly 70% of revenue, while India is the fastest-growing market, says the company in the TechCrunch report. The San Francisco-headquartered startup, with an office in India's Bengaluru, raised $70 million in January, tripling its valuation to $300 million, further states the report.