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Lehi, Utah's $3 Billion-valued Podium is Set to Produce Between $150 Million to $200 Million in AI-Agent ARR in 2026. Alone.

By Utah Money Watch · October 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ✅ Podium has now surpassed $150 million in AI-agent-driven annual recurring revenue, reaching a milestone 50% higher than the $100 million threshold crossed in January. ✅ CEO and Co-Founder Eric Rea says Podium rebuilt its business around AI agents after concluding that staffing, not software, was its customers' greatest constraint.

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