Anything hits $100M Valuation and Goes Big with Anything.com Domain Name

No-code AI platform Anything has closed an $11 million Series A round at a $100 million valuation, led by Footwork Ventures with participation from M13. The San Francisco startup achieved the milestone just weeks after its August 7, 2025 launch, which coincided with GPT-5's release and generated over 3.2 million views within 72 hours. Within two weeks of going live, Anything hit $2 million in annual recurring revenue and accumulated more than 700,000 registered users. The platform differentiates itself by enabling non-technical users to build production-ready applications with full infrastructure, including backends, databases, authentication, payment processing, and app store deployment. Co-founders Dhruv Amin and Marcus Lowe, former Google colleagues who met while working on YouTube TV and Google Maps respectively, spent two years building the underlying infrastructure that powers the platform's reliability at scale.

Real Revenue, Real Fast

Users are already generating income from apps built on Anything. Early success stories include a real estate agent selling an AI portal for $100/month, a finance professional in Japan with $34,000 in revenue, and a marketer who's made $20,000 from an MLM referral tool. A hair salon owner built an AI stylist mobile app with web CRM functionality, while a medical student created an AI CPR training app charging $85/month. These aren't prototypes but functioning software businesses launched in hours without writing code.

Anything Max and Domain Acquisition

Alongside the funding announcement, Anything launched Anything Max, an autonomous software engineer that tests applications like a human, identifies bugs, and implements fixes without supervision. The company also recently acquired the premium domain anything.com, rebranding from its previous create.xyz address. To celebrate, Anything is offering free domains to all new Pro and Max users throughout the holiday season. The journey wasn't overnight. Amin and Lowe bootstrapped their first iteration to $1 million in revenue in 2022, then deliberately shut down that business in 2023 to focus on AI agent development. After multiple VC rejections, they secured backing from Bessemer Venture Partners in 2024. Footwork, which had previously passed on the company, returned with the Series A offer after witnessing Anything's explosive post-launch growth.