PixVerse at a glance
As of- Headquarters
- Singapore[6]
- [1] Latest valuation: TechCrunch, July 13, 2026
- [2] Equity raised: Sum of the 1 sourced equity round in the funding history below (debt, tender offers and rumored rounds excluded), July 13, 2026
- [3] Total funding (reported): TechCrunch, July 13, 2026
- [4] Revenue: TechCrunch, July 13, 2026
- [5] Lead investors: TechCrunch, July 13, 2026
- [6] Headquarters: TechCrunch (retrieved July 13, 2026)
What PixVerse does
PixVerse is a Singapore-based video-generation company; its operator is AIsphere.[1] It was founded in 2023 by Wang Changhu, who previously worked on computer vision at ByteDance, and Jaden Xie, a former executive director at Lighthouse Capital.[1] Its models include a V-Series for consumer and API video, a C-Series for film and commercial work, and an R-Series of world models for game development.[1] Users can generate videos at up to 4K resolution with audio.[1] The company says its consumer product has more than 150 million registered users and more than 15 million monthly active users.[1]
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Company Snapshot
PixVerse is an AI infra company, based in Singapore, founded 2023.
Recent changes
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026Raised $439M Series C at a $2B+ valuation TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026First reported revenue: $40M TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026First reported total funding: $550M+ TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Alibaba TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: CDH Investments TechCrunch
Earlier changes (8)
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: BlueFocus TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Ivy Capital TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Grand Mount Capital TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Mirae Asset Capital TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Lollapalooza Capital TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026New investor: Eastern Bell Capital TechCrunch
- Jul 13, 2026Jul 13, 2026Valuation rose from $1B+ to $2B+ TechCrunch
- Mar 2026Mar 2026First reported valuation: $1B+ TechCrunch
Funding history
1 equity event · newest first · sources dated per row| Date | Round | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 13, 2026 | Series C | $439M | $2B+post-money | TechCrunch |
Equity only. “Equity raised” above sums the rounds with a dated, linked source; rumored rounds, tender offers and secondary sales are listed but not counted, and debt financing is listed separately.
How PixVerse has been funded
Alibaba led a Series B of more than $60 million in September 2025.[3] CDH Investments led the first close of its Series C in March 2026, a $300 million raise that made PixVerse a unicorn.[2] In July 2026 it closed a Series C extension that brought the round to $439 million in total.[1] PixVerse told TechCrunch the extension took its valuation past $2 billion.[1]
Investors and their roles
- Extension investors included Alibaba, Mirae Asset, BlueFocus and CloudAlpha.[1]
Investors
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PixVerse FAQ
What is PixVerse's valuation?
PixVerse told TechCrunch the extension took its valuation past $2 billion.[1]
How much has PixVerse raised?
In July 2026 it closed a Series C extension that brought the round to $439 million in total.[1]
How much revenue does PixVerse make?
In March 2026 AIsphere reported more than $40 million in annual recurring revenue.[2],[1]
What does PixVerse do?
PixVerse is a Singapore-based video-generation company; its operator is AIsphere.[1]
Who invested in PixVerse?
Lead investors in PixVerse's sourced funding rounds include CDH Investments and Alibaba. Per round: its July 2026 Series C was led by CDH Investments and Alibaba.
What is PixVerse's revenue?
PixVerse's most recent revenue figure is $40M, reported by TechCrunch, July 2026.
Where is PixVerse headquartered?
PixVerse is headquartered in Singapore, according to TechCrunch.
References
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- TechCrunchmajor outlet4 facts
Figures are labelled Reported (a source states it), Estimated, Derived (computed from other facts) or Rumored (in talks / unconfirmed). Rumors never replace a confirmed figure. Each figure keeps its own as-of date; history is preserved rather than overwritten.