Pocket FM's parent says its all-AI microdrama app Pocket Saga runs at about $15m a year

Pocket Entertainment, the parent of the audio-series platform Pocket FM, said on 10 September 2026 that Pocket Saga, its three-month-old microdrama app, had reached an annualised revenue run rate of about $15m, chief executive Rohan Nayak told TechCrunch. The figure is company-claimed.

Pocket Saga is available only in the US. Its content is entirely AI-produced: the company turns successful Pocket FM audio stories into AI-generated video, with no live-action production. The company said it plans to enter at least two more entertainment formats over the next five years.

The parent put its own annualised run rate at $500m, calculated as monthly revenue multiplied by 12 rather than contracted recurring revenue, according to TechCrunch. About $85m comes from advertising and about $415m from users paying to unlock episodes; the US accounts for about 70%. Pocket FM expanded into the UK, Germany and France over the past year, and the company lists offices in San Francisco, Berlin and Mumbai.

Pocket Entertainment is in talks with investors. A prior report put the target at $100m to $120m at a valuation of about $2bn; Nayak did not deny the talks and declined to give an amount or valuation.

Pocket FM shut down its earlier vertical-video service, Pocket TV, in June 2026.