FY2021 – FY2025 · SOUN · CIK 1840856 · SPAC merger April 2022

SoundHound AI Financials

Annual revenue (FY2021 $21M → FY2025 $169M, +99% YoY in FY2025), post-acquisition revenue mix shift from auto-OEM Royalties (94% of revenue in FY2023) to enterprise Service Subscriptions (79% in FY2025), de-concentrating customer base (62% top-2 in FY2023 → no customer ≥ 10% in FY2025), the SYNQ3 / Amelia / Interactions acquisition timeline, RPO contracted backlog, headcount, and share-count dilution — every chart point sourced to a 10-K. EDGAR XBRL pulled live.

Latest annual revenue (FY2025)

$169M (+99% YoY)

Source: EDGAR XBRL, fetched at build time.

Subscriptions % of revenue (FY2025)

79%

Up from 4% in FY2023 — post-acquisition mix shift.

RPO / contracted backlog (FY2025)

$79.5M

GAAP figure from 10-K Revenue Recognition note.

Year-end headcount (FY2025)

954

Post-Interactions integration; up from 842 in FY2024.

Stock price (SOUN)

Live current price plus a five-year history. SoundHound went public via SPAC merger in April 2022; the chart shows the entire trading history of the stock. Updates during US market hours via TradingView's embed widget.

Most recent SoundHound SEC filings

The freshness frontier — the latest filing of each material form type, fetched live from EDGAR.

10-K Anchors this page

Annual report

Filed 2026-03-02

10-Q

Quarterly report

Filed 2025-11-10

8-K

Material event

Filed 2026-04-21

DEF 14A

Proxy statement

Filed 2026-04-09

4 material filings have been filed since the anchor 10-K above (2 8-K, 1 DEF 14A, 1 ARS). The annual financial metrics on this page are still anchored to the 10-K.

Annual revenue

As reported on the consolidated statement of operations. Live from SEC EDGAR XBRL — SoundHound files revenue under RevenueFromContractWithCustomerIncludingAssessedTax (the Including-tax variant; not the more common Excluding-tax tag). FY2024 saw the SYNQ3 (January) and Amelia (August) acquisitions; FY2025 added Interactions Corporation (September).

$0$42M$84M$127M$169M$21MFY2021$31MFY2022$46MFY2023$85MFY2024$169MFY2025
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FYRevenueYoYSource
FY2021$21M10-K filed 2024-03-01
FY2022$31M+47%10-K filed 2025-03-11
FY2023$46M+47%10-K filed 2026-03-02
FY2024$85M+85%10-K filed 2026-03-02
FY2025$169M+99%10-K filed 2026-03-02

Revenue by service type

SoundHound disaggregates revenue into three categories on the consolidated statement of operations: Service Subscriptions (Houndified Services + Amelia services + Virtual Assistance applications — restaurant ordering, customer service, IT systems analysis, autonomous business workflows), Product Royalties (Houndified Products — voice-enabled tangible products in automotive and consumer electronics, recognized on a usage / volume basis), and Monetization (advertising payments from the SoundHound music identification app). The post-acquisition mix shift is the headline story: Royalties was 94% of revenue in FY2023; Subscriptions became dominant in FY2024 after the SYNQ3 + Amelia acquisitions and reached 79% of revenue in FY2025. Hand-curated from the Revenue Recognition note of each year's 10-K.

$0$42M$84M$127M$169M$46M (4% sub)FY2023$85M (67% sub)FY2024$169M (79% sub)FY2025
Subscriptions — Houndified Services, Amelia, Virtual Assistance
Royalties — auto / CE volume-based licensing
Monetization — music-app ads
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FYSubscriptionsRoyaltiesMonetizationSource
FY2023$2M$43M$634,00010-K filed 2026-03-02
FY2024$56M$28M$382,00010-K filed 2026-03-02
FY2025$134M$35M$460,00010-K filed 2026-03-02

Acquisition timeline

SoundHound has been an active acquirer in the post-IPO period. The three completed acquisitions (SYNQ3, Amelia Holdings, Interactions Corporation) reshape both the revenue mix (toward Service Subscriptions) and the customer base (toward enterprise Fortune 100 names beyond the legacy auto-OEM royalty base). Each card cites the FY2025 10-K's business-combinations note for the consideration detail.

Service Subscriptions (restaurants) 2024-01-03 SYNQ3, Inc.

Restaurant-industry voice AI provider — drive-thru voice ordering technology. Total consideration of $15.8M comprised of $3.9M cash and 5,755,910 shares of Class A common stock plus $0.5M cash and 1,179,514 shares held in escrow for indemnification.

Consideration: $15.8 million (cash + Class A shares). Source: 10-K filed 2026-03-02 (Note 4 — Business Combinations).

Service Subscriptions (enterprise customer-service) 2024-08-06 Amelia Holdings, Inc.

Conversational AI software company — customer-experience automation, IT systems analysis, agentic enterprise workflows. Largest of SoundHound's three acquisitions; the Amelia platform is the core of SoundHound's enterprise customer-service / customer-experience product line. Closing involved 3,809,520 Class A shares to sellers, 2,149,530 escrowed shares, $8.4M cash for transaction expenses, plus up to 16.8M contingent earnout shares.

Consideration: Class A shares + $8.4M cash for seller transaction expenses; up to 16.8M earnout shares. Source: 10-K filed 2026-03-02 (Note 4 — Business Combinations).

Service Subscriptions (enterprise customer-service) 2025-09-03 Interactions Corporation

AI-for-customer-service and workflow-orchestration provider; Interactions brought 'major powerhouse brands' to SoundHound's customer portfolio (the FY2025 10-K describes them as 'global consumer icons, large technology device brands, insurers, automakers, and other preeminent Fortune 100 companies across industries'). Strategically positioned to extend SoundHound's leadership in agentic AI for enterprise customer service.

Consideration: Disclosed in the FY2025 10-K business-combinations note. Source: 10-K filed 2026-03-02 (Note 4 — Business Combinations).

Customer concentration

From the Concentrations of Credit Risk and Other Risks and Uncertainties note in the latest 10-K. SoundHound's customer concentration has decreased meaningfully since FY2023 as the post-acquisition Service Subscriptions base has broadened — the inverse trajectory of CoreWeave's (which has gone the other direction over the same period).

SoundHound's customer concentration has decreased meaningfully as the post-acquisition Subscriptions business has grown. For FY2023, two customers together accounted for approximately 62% of total revenue. For FY2024, one customer accounted for 14% of total revenue. For FY2025, no single customer represented 10% or more of total revenue. The trajectory is the inverse of CoreWeave's (top customer climbing from 35% to 67% over the same period) — SoundHound is moving from a small number of large auto-OEM royalty customers toward a broad enterprise subscription base. The 10-K does not name specific customers in the concentration footnote.

Source: 10-K covering FY ending 2025-12-31, filed 2026-03-02. Paraphrased from the Concentrations of Credit Risk and Other Risks and Uncertainties note in the FY2025 10-K filed 2026-03-02.

FYTop concentrationDisclosure
FY202362%Two customers = 62% of total revenue
FY202414%One customer = 14% of total revenue
FY20250%No customer ≥ 10% of total revenue

Remaining performance obligations (contracted backlog)

RPO is contracted future revenue not yet recognized. SoundHound's RPO jumped from $12.7M at FY2023 close to $83.3M at FY2024 close (post-Amelia / SYNQ3 acquisitions) before easing to $79.5M at FY2025 close. Note: the original change-file referenced a non-GAAP “cumulative subscriptions and bookings backlog” metric; that metric is no longer surfaced in the FY2024 or FY2025 earnings press releases, so the page uses the GAAP RPO figure as the authoritative forward indicator instead.

$0$21M$42M$62M$83M$20.7MFY2022$12.7MFY2023$83.3MFY2024$79.5MFY2025
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FYRPOSource
FY2022$20.7M10-K filed 2023-03-28
FY2023$12.7M10-K filed 2024-03-01
FY2024$83.3M10-K filed 2025-03-11
FY2025$79.5M10-K filed 2026-03-02

Operating loss & net loss

Operating result has been negative every year since IPO. The FY2024 outlier (-$341M operating loss / -$351M net loss) was driven primarily by mark-to-market accounting on contingent earnout shares from the Amelia acquisition — a non-cash, non-operating item. FY2025 operating loss of -$23M reflects much-improved unit economics, and the FY2025 GAAP net loss of -$14M was the smallest in five years (Q4 FY2025 was actually GAAP-positive at +$40M, again driven by mark-to-market on the contingent shares). Live from SEC EDGAR XBRL.

-$341M-$262M-$182M-$103M-$23M-$65MFY2021-$106MFY2022-$69MFY2023-$341MFY2024-$23MFY2025
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FYOperating lossNet loss
FY2021-$65M-$80M
FY2022-$106M-$117M
FY2023-$69M-$89M
FY2024-$341M-$351M
FY2025-$23M-$14M

R&D spending

Annual R&D expense, with R&D-as-percent-of-revenue in each label. R&D as a share of revenue has been declining as revenue scales — from ~280% of revenue in FY2021 / FY2022 to ~58% in FY2025 — a typical pre-profitable software trajectory. Live from SEC EDGAR XBRL (ResearchAndDevelopmentExpense).

$0$25M$49M$74M$98M$59M (279%)FY2021$76M (245%)FY2022$51M (112%)FY2023$71M (83%)FY2024$98M (58%)FY2025

Operating cash flow & cash position

Operating cash flow has been negative every year (-$98M in FY2025) — SoundHound has historically funded both operations and acquisitions with equity issuance rather than operating cash. Year-end cash & equivalents (table below) has nonetheless grown — $9M at FY2022 close to $248M at FY2025 close — because share issuance has more than offset operating burn. Live from SEC EDGAR XBRL.

-$109M-$98M-$88M-$77M-$66M-$66MFY2021-$94MFY2022-$68MFY2023-$109MFY2024-$98MFY2025
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FY endCash & equivalents
FY2021$22M
FY2022$9M
FY2023$95M
FY2024$198M
FY2025$248M

Stock-based compensation

SBC stepped up sharply in FY2025 ($81M, ~48% of revenue) as the post-IPO RSU and acquisition-related equity grants vested. Pre-acquisition SBC was modest. Live from SEC EDGAR XBRL.

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Stock-Based Compensation$6M$29M$28M$33M$81M

Year-end headcount

Full-time employees as of each fiscal year-end. The post-acquisition rampup (Amelia in August 2024, Interactions in September 2025) is the headline story; the FY2024 figure already reflected SYNQ3 + Amelia, and the FY2025 increase to 954 reflects the Interactions integration.

FY endEmployeesSource
FY202484210-K filed 2025-03-11
FY202595410-K filed 2026-03-02

Share count & dilution

As of February 26, 2026 (the cover-page date of the FY2025 10-K), SoundHound had 390,278,787 shares of Class A common stock and 32,535,408 shares of Class B common stock issued and outstanding. SoundHound has historically issued shares to fund operations and acquisitions; share-count growth is a real fundamentals story alongside the revenue and gross-margin trajectory.

  • Class A shares outstanding: 390,278,787
  • Class B shares outstanding: 32,535,408
  • Total: 422,814,195

Source: 10-K cover page filed 2026-03-02. As-of date: 2026-02-26.

Methodology & data sources

Live data. Annual revenue, R&D, operating loss, net loss, stock-based compensation, operating cash flow, and cash & equivalents are sourced live from SoundHound's SEC EDGAR XBRL company-facts endpoint. SoundHound files revenue under the RevenueFromContractWithCustomerIncludingAssessedTax tag (the Including-tax variant; not the more common Excluding-tax tag); the build script's tag candidates are ordered to prefer the Including variant first.

Hand-curated, source-tagged. The per-FY revenue split by service type (Subscriptions / Royalties / Monetization), customer-concentration percentages, RPO history, year-end headcount, acquisition history, and share-count callout are not exposed in the EDGAR companyfacts JSON. Each value is hand-curated from the underlying 10-K's text and tagged with the filing's accession number.

Bookings-backlog metric note. The original change-file brainstorm referenced a non-GAAP “cumulative subscriptions and bookings backlog” metric as SoundHound's preferred forward indicator. That metric is no longer surfaced in the FY2024 or FY2025 earnings press releases — SoundHound has shifted to standard GAAP RPO disclosure. The page uses RPO instead.

FY2024 operating loss anomaly. The FY2024 operating loss of -$341M is an outlier driven primarily by mark-to-market accounting on the contingent earnout shares from the Amelia acquisition — a non-cash, non-operating item. The same dynamic (shares marked-to-market based on stock price changes) drove the headline-grabbing Q4 FY2025 GAAP net income of +$40M. The non-GAAP measures, which exclude these mark-to-market impacts, are more comparable across periods.

Refresh cadence. Hand-curated values are re-verified monthly aligned with SoundHound's filing cadence (10-Q in mid-May / mid-August / mid-November, 10-K in early March, plus 8-Ks any time material events warrant disclosure). The recurring refresh task discovers new filings via the EDGAR submissions endpoint and updates the page accordingly.

What's intentionally not here. Live market cap. Forward earnings guidance, analyst estimates, and price targets. Editorial framing about whether SOUN is over- or under-valued. Comparison to Cerence or other voice-AI peers. The TradingView stock-chart widget at the top is the only live-market data on the page; it loads directly into your browser from TradingView's CDN, not redistributed by this site.

Cross-references. AI Orgs for the broader US-listed AI-pure-play roster. Tech Filings for every SoundHound SEC filing in chronological order.

Last updated: 2026-04-30 17:41 UTC. Latest 10-K on EDGAR: 0001840856-26-000006 filed 2026-03-02. Hand-curated source-tag anchor: 0001840856-26-000006.