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Series A SaaS Startup Benchmarks for 2018

Tom Tunguz

To be fair, 22% of companies raised at $0 in ARR. But the average MRR has increased substantially from the last time I analyzed the data. note I’m switching from median to average here). In 4 years, we’ve seen a 4x increase in the median MRR of a Series A SaaS company. That’s quite a growth rate.

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SaaS Rule of 40 Drivers Using KeyBanc’s 2021 SaaS Survey

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The “Rule of 40” is one of the most commonly cited valuation benchmarks in SaaS for both public and private companies. While SaaS is an amazingly transparent community with abundant benchmarking resources, there are much fewer publicly available studies that allow an analysis of the underlying drivers of “Rule of 40.”

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SaaS Inside Sales Benchmarks Survey | Take It!

Chaotic Flow

As many of you may know, Trish Bertuzzi and the folks over at the Bridge Group publish a lot of great stuff on Inside Sales strategy and operations, including inside sales compensation benchmarks, lead development rep best practices, outbound selling strategies, and on an on.

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JFrog IPO: Lessons For Entrepreneurs

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Our journey with JFrog started back in November 2015 when I first met CEO and co-founder Shlomi Ben Haim and the JFrog team,” said Jai Das, who is the president and managing director at Sapphire Ventures , which participated in the $50 million Series C investment. That’s the benchmark we are looking for.”.

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Benchmarking Exceptional Series A SaaS Companies

Tom Tunguz

In particular, I benchmarked the revenue, growth rates and round size characteristics of these businesses at their Series A. Benchmarking Exceptional Series A SaaS Companies from Tomasz Tunguz. 2014 and 2015 were two of the largest VC investment years in the last 20. I’ve embedded the slides here.

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Benchmarking Atlassian's S-1 - How 7 Key SaaS Metrics Stack Up

Tom Tunguz

In 2015, the company will generate $320M in revenue. In 2015, Atlassian will generate more than $65M in free cash flow. If we project the company to grow at 45% in 2016, a similar growth rate to 2015, then revenues will total about $460M. In addition, Atlassian generates cash flow of between 15-18% of revenue. 10.5x $4.8.

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Benchmarking Xero's S-1 - How 7 Key SaaS Metrics Stack Up

Tom Tunguz

This post is part of a continuing series evaluating the S-1s of publicly traded SaaS companies in order to better understand the core business and build a library of benchmarks that might be useful to founders. Most notably, Xero launched a payroll product in the US in early 2015. Net Income -1.0 -3.4