The founders and the product
Grant Lee, Jon Noronha, and James Fox launched Gamma in San Francisco in 2020 to rethink presentation software.
AI-powered software for presentations, graphics, and no-code websites. Gamma began with AI presentations and later expanded the same product surface to graphics and no-code websites that teams could publish and share.
How the company sells the AI product
The Stripe case describes subscriptions, billing, and local payment methods as part of the commercial system serving Gamma's global user base.
Stripe also records that the subscription launch passed $1 million in ARR and reached profitability within two months.
What the public record shows
Stripe presents Gamma's growth as a sequence: a San Francisco company founded in 2020 reworked the presentation workflow, introduced subscriptions, cleared $1 million in ARR, and reached profitability within two months.
The same customer story later records $100 million in ARR and 70 million users in under three years, linking those outcomes to an AI design product that broadened beyond slide decks.
The reported milestone
Stripe reports that Gamma reached $100 million in ARR and 70 million users in under three years; it passed $1 million ARR and became profitable within two months of launching subscriptions.
The numerical claims in this article come from the Stripe customer case study cited below.
Platform context
APIToken(https://apitoken.company/) provides a compatible API, isolated project keys, public status, usage records, and budget controls for AI application work.
The cited material does not state that Gamma uses APIToken(https://apitoken.company/).
