Glia passes $100 million in annual recurring revenue while cash-flow positive

Nov 9, 2026
Banking AI provider Glia says it passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue while remaining cash-flow positive.

Glia passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue during the third quarter of 2026 while remaining cash-flow positive, according to FinanceX Magazine. The company also reported a 93 percent annual increase in sales of its AI products during the quarter.

Glia says its banking software operates across 700 financial institutions and processes tens of millions of automated interactions each day. The platform serves institutions that collectively reach more than 95 million consumers in the United States. The figures come from the company.

Recent additions include Glia Branch, which captures audio and desktop activity during in-person interactions, and Glia Relationship Management, which combines customer interaction histories with core banking data. Glia also introduced Agentic Workflows for procedures such as card freezes and travel notices, along with Prospect Snapshot for commercial banking teams.

Glia, founded in New York in 2011 as SaleMove, has raised more than $150 million, including a $45 million Series D in March 2022 that valued it above $1 billion.

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