Meshy says its annual recurring revenue passed $100 million as of September 2026, up 100x from $1 million in under two years, a ramp the company calls the fastest in the AI industry and the first time an AI 3D company has hit the mark. The figures come from a company press release, not an audited filing.
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| ARR | $100M+ (from $1M in under 2 years) |
| Registered users | 15M+ |
| Business/education customers | 3,000+ |
| Models generated on platform | 100M+ |
| Series B (July 2026) | ~$400M at $1.5B valuation |
| Texture alignment score vs. comparable systems | +5.6 percentage points |
Meshy launched the first public generative AI product for 3D in 2023. This month it shipped Meshy 7.1, which raises geometry output to what it calls Ultra 4K resolution, and open-sourced its image-to-3D alignment benchmark suite, on which it says Meshy 7 scores 5.6 points above the average of comparable systems on texture alignment. We covered a third-party check on a similar Meshy release’s pass-rate claims in our look at 3Dnatives Lab’s test of Meshy 7.1, which found a 97% pass claim built on only 15 test models, worth keeping in mind when reading Meshy’s own benchmark numbers here.
The new iOS and Android apps, powered by Meshy 7, turn a photo, sketch or text prompt into a textured 3D model on a phone in about a minute, with printability checks, AI repair, AR preview, and export to STL, GLB, FBX, OBJ, USDZ and 3MF. Projects sync across web and mobile through one account.
Meshy frames its generation models as complementary to general-purpose systems like GPT-6 Astra, discussed in our post on GPT-6 Astra’s CAD reconstruction score, saying frontier models handle understanding and planning while its diffusion models handle detailed geometry.