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The top quartile companies are growing at slower rates today than the bottom quartile companies in 2016. There are few, fast growing, younger SaaS companies to sustain the growth rates. The median has never been lower in the last ten years.
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So Microsoft announced that LinkedIn, which it bought in 2016, has now crossed a stunning $10 Billion in ARR — and growing 27% year-over-year. Because SaaS and Cloud are. Revenue tripled since Microsoft acquisition in 2016. Cloud is an awesome force. #4. LinkedIn sold to Microsoft in 2016 for $26B.
100k+ customers have gone from 50% of revenue in 2016 to almost 80% today: #2. Almost all the Cloud leaders accelerating after $100m ARR, let alone $1B ARR, are multi-product. #3. A reminder there is no ceiling to top tier NRR in SaaS and Cloud. From 2 $1m ARR customers in 2016 to 145 today. 10 new products this year.
Many SaaS and Cloud leaders are down more than 50% from their all-time highs. But Covid did create a lot of artificial demand for Cloud products, especially the lockdown phase. Update on cloud software multiples, charted alongside the 10Y and 5 year pre-covid NTM rev multiple average. January 2016, SaaS stocks were riding high.
With each passing year, more and more of our online existence becomes tethered to the cloud. But how does the cloud take shape, and what can companies do to position themselves at the heart of its growing infrastructure? Infrastructure: Reloaded for the Cloud. Pro Tips for Modern Cloud Infrastructure.
And yes, no one could have predicted the run we’ve seen in Cloud in the past few years. 2016: IPO at $1.15B market cap. These are the Best of TImes in Cloud and SaaS. Or move on to the next thing. But take a look at these examples: Marketo (and Hubspot): Founded 2006. Marketo IPO’s in 2013 at $700m market cap.
It’s not slowing down Salesforce, Snowflake, or almost any other SaaS or Cloud leader. Blame “the economy” too much, and you’re doing yourself a disservice. Salesforce Growth: 2023 $31.8B (guidance) 2022 $26.5B 2021 $21.25B 2020 $17.1B 2014 $4.1B. Thank you Ohana! pic.twitter.com/CMhrBXgHSF. — Marc Benioff (@Benioff) May 31, 2022.
But like “Cloud” and “SaaS”, its definitely has evolved. Well, if it were 2016, we’d say no. So many startups these days are claiming they have “ARR” from revenue that … doesn’t recur. Doesn’t ARR stand for Annual Recurring Revenue? Well of course it does. But it isn’t.
Around 2013 or so, the Cloud started to grow far faster than any of us had thought it would: Amazon Web Services revenue 2018 | Statista. There were dips in 2016 and otherwise. It turned our CIOs and bigger companies were ready to transfer as much as another 20% of their $1 trillion+ IT budgets to Cloud far faster than any of us knew.
and as Cloud continues to scale: Many of the best in SaaS are accelerating even at massive scale. Zscaler , a quiet giant in Cloud security, also accelerated to 60% growth at $700m ARR! Cloud is just on fire. They did it the hard way, with SMBs. — Jason BeKind Lemkin (@jasonlk) May 6, 2021. Growth at $500m ARR is 51%.
The company exploded from 3,000 restaurant locations in 2016 to 40,000 in 2020. Not uncommon in fast-growing Cloud companies, but a CAC that does consume a significant amount of capital, especially in a business with lower margins and a large hardware component. #5. But it took 6+ years to get there. Mediocre margins in payments.
California-based VCs in their portfolio invested 43% of their new investments outside California , up from 29% in 2016. Crazy times in SaaS and Cloud indeed. But California funds continued to look outside of the Bay Area. That’s interesting to see quantified. note: Sapphire Ventures is an LP in SaaStr Fund).
2004-2010 marked the early days of SaaS where the model was still risky, and cloud providers were competing hard with their on-prem predecessors. . In 2016, Digital Ocean opened a $130m credit facility with Keybanc. . The SKYY First Trust Cloud Computing ETF has grown to $3.3 This venture debt is a form of production capital.
This led to our first meet-ups in 2013 and 2014, the first SaaStr Annual in 2015 , the industry’s leading podcast in 2016, the first SaaS founder coworking space in 2017, and SaaStr Pro , the first learning management system for SaaS founders in 2018. 2016 The Second SaaStr Annual: From Impossible to Inevitable . It was a hit!
Every week I’ll provide updates on the latest trends in cloud software companies. Subscribe now Azure Report - Cloud Infra Looks Good! The full quote is below: “We expect capital expenditures to increase materially on a sequential basis driven by cloud and AI infrastructure investments.
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10 years later, they hit $100m ARR in 2016 and growth just compounded from there. Gotta Radically More Efficient in 2023 This is really the theme of the year in SaaS and Cloud. AppFolio, up 87% this year when many in SaaS and Cloud have struggled. They’ve made up for it by being leaner, as we see above.
Shopify’s first quarter revenue: Q1 2021: $989 million Q1 2020: $470 million Q1 2019: $321 million Q1 2018: $214 million Q1 2017: $127 million Q1 2016: $73 million Q1 2015: $37 million Q1 2014: $19 million Q1 2013: $9 million. Cloud and ecommerce may end soon, but it hasn’t ended yet. 5 Interesting Learnings: #1.
It’s a time when SaaS and Cloud spend are also at record highs , and many Cloud leaders are still growing at strong rates … yet many startups have stopped growing at all. You can see here multiples are touching the lows of early 2016 and are even lower than 2015 and those early days of SaaS. And really worst of all is multiples.
Every week I’ll provide updates on the latest trends in cloud software companies. Some of these drops rival one of the worst ever software earnings reaction of Tableau in 2016! This is very reminiscent of the Tableau drop in 2016. Subscribe now Share Clouded Judgement Leave a comment Follow along to stay up to date!
This week in enterprise software: Top 10 #SaaS #Cloud multiples as of today's market close. The median multiple fell below 5x at market close for the first time since 2016 (when it briefly fell below 5x) pic.twitter.com/QZ605lMswz. That’s massive change. — Jamin Ball (@jaminball) October 14, 2022.
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