Iman Gadzhi Joins Higgsfield as an Investor and Advisor

On October 12, 2026, reports said Iman Gadzhi had joined Higgsfield as an investor and advisor. They quote Higgsfield as saying he brings experience building businesses from scratch, while Higgsfield brings AI tools that put creative power in more people’s hands.

According to reports, Gadzhi took his stake earlier in 2026 and kept it quiet until the announcement. The stake’s size was not disclosed.

Higgsfield’s pitch: small teams can now produce content that once took a full production crew.

Iman Gadzhi is an entrepreneur and creator known for teaching online business, agency and freelance businesses in particular, to a large audience on YouTube and social media. He runs online education businesses.

Higgsfield is an AI video and image platform based in San Francisco, which launched its product in March 2025. It gathers many AI models in one place, with tools for ads, characters, and video editing, plus an API for developers.

Valuation

Reported at $5.4 billion following a $400 million Series B

Revenue

Reported to have passed $1 billion in annualized revenue in September 2026

These figures come from news reports. Higgsfield’s own Series B announcement cited $700 million in annualized revenue, so treat the higher number as reported, not audited.

• A major creator-business name is backing AI video for small teams
• More training, challenges, and content about earning with AI video are likely
• Higgsfield will probably push further into small business and creator tools
• More competition could bring more offers and lower prices across AI video tools

Gadzhi is promoting an AI Income Challenge running November 7 to 15, 2026, and frames his Higgsfield role as a reason to follow his AI advice. Some critics point out that these events are commercially linked to Higgsfield, for example through sponsorship and paid plans.

When an investor recommends a tool, your sign-up may benefit them. That does not make the advice wrong, but you should know it.

• Ask for the typical result, not the best case
• Count the real costs: tools, ads, and time
• Be wary of urgency, countdowns, and upsells
• Read refund policies before you pay
• Start with free or low-cost tests

• Learn the skills, such as video, ads, and storytelling, not only the tool
• Test Higgsfield against other AI video tools on your real projects
• Build a small portfolio before you sell services
• Keep your business independent of any single platform

• Will Higgsfield release new tools for small businesses?
• Will official education or certification programs follow?
• How will the pricing and plans change?
• Will future funding news confirm the reported revenue and valuation?