The Beijing-based company noted that the rapid growth over the three-week period reflects the deepening integration of its AI tools into client workflows. Rather than one-time project delivery, Datasea utilizes a usage-based model where customers consume services for tasks including intelligent ad placement, data analytics, and content generation. CEO Zhixin Liu stated that the primary indicator of success is the consistent call upon their execution-agent capabilities, which allows the company to transition from theoretical agreements to practical business utility.

While the current arrangements hold a potential annualized service volume of up to $89.4 million, the company clarified that the $4 million figure represents services actually performed rather than recognized revenue or backlog. Final financial figures remain subject to customer billing cycles and settlement processes. Moving forward, Datasea intends to leverage this momentum to scale its agent systems across additional industry applications and business processes, aiming to enhance the repeatability of its digital solutions in both domestic and international markets.