Alan signed €1 million in annual recurring revenue from self-serve sales in a single sprint, CEO Jean-Charles Samuelian-Werve said in a post on X.

Samuelian-Werve called the total an all-time record for Alan. He also said the team produced 150 ads this quarter and met its Q3 ad-output target early, partly because AI tools enabled faster iteration and more tests.

Both the revenue figure and the ad-production figure come from the same post by Samuelian-Werve, and are the company's own numbers. Alan did not state how long a sprint lasts, what its earlier self-serve booking rate was, or how much the AI tools contributed to the revenue total. The visible post is truncated after the ad-production sentence, so any additional metrics cannot be verified from it.

Alan said in its Q3 2025 shareholder letter that it was approaching one million members. The Paris-based company describes itself as an integrated healthcare system that combines health insurance with wellness and engagement products, occupational health services and an employer administration platform.

The company was founded in 2016 by Samuelian-Werve and Charles Gorintin. In March 2026, Alan reached a €5 billion valuation after a €100 million funding round, according to TechCrunch; Samuelian-Werve said then that the capital would support heavier investment in technology and AI.