Devin claims $900M monthly revenue at $48B valuation — but who's actually using it?
ashishllm · x · 2026-09-09
Amank1412 asks the pointed question: Devin reportedly books $900M in monthly revenue at a $48B valuation, "but seriously, who's actually putting Devin to work?" ashishllm replies that real developers find it useless and nobody uses it — it's a goldmine for stockholders and VCs eager to get in early. The thread captures widespread skepticism about the gap between coding-agent startups' revenue claims and real adoption.
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