Aurelian
-69%
est. 2Y upside i
Automating non-emergency calls for 911 centers
Rank
#1411
Sector
AI, Public Safety, Emergency Communications Automation
Est. Liquidity
~6Y
Data Quality
Data: LowAurelian operates in a critical and underserved market, leveraging AI to address severe staffing shortages and dispatcher burnout in 911 centers.
Last updated: March 10, 2026
Aurelian rapidly expands its footprint beyond initial customers, leveraging its specialized AI to become the de facto standard for non-emergency 911 call automation. Despite incumbent competition, its superior automation rate and language support lead to significant market share gains, pushing revenue to $100M+ by 2028 and justifying a $250M+ valuation, representing a 4.5x return on current valuation.
Aurelian continues to grow steadily, securing additional contracts with public safety answering points (PSAPs) and maintaining its niche leadership in non-emergency call automation. It coexists with larger players by focusing on specific segments or integrations, achieving ~$50M in revenue and a $110M+ valuation by 2028, a 2x return on current valuation.
Dominant incumbents like Motorola Solutions and Axon (via Prepared) leverage their existing relationships and broader product suites to capture significant market share, marginalizing Aurelian. Slow sales cycles and high regulatory hurdles prevent rapid scaling, leading to a down round or acquisition at a distressed valuation of ~$11M, wiping out most common stock value.
Preference Stack Risk
severeInvestors hold approximately $17M in liquidation preferences, representing about 30.35% of the estimated $56M post-money Series A valuation.
Dilution Risk
highAs a Series A company, Aurelian will likely require 2-3 more funding rounds, leading to significant future dilution for common shareholders.
Secondary Liquidity
noneGiven its early stage (Series A), there is currently no active secondary market or tender offers for Aurelian's equity.
Engineering — 4 roles
- Forward Deployed Engineer · Seattle
- Founding Product Manager · Seattle
- Senior Backend Engineer · Seattle
- +1 more →
Sales — 3 roles
- Strategic Sales Northeast Region · United States
- Strategic Sales South Central Region · United States
- Strategic Sales Southwest Region · United States
Customer Experience — 2 roles
- Implementation Specialist · United States
- Support Engineer · Remote OR On-site (Seattle)
Operations — 2 roles
- Chief of Staff · Seattle
- Recruiter · Seattle
Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Aurelian's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“Given Motorola Solutions' recent launch of Assist Suites and Axon's acquisition of Prepared, how does Aurelian plan to differentiate and compete against these deeply entrenched incumbents in the 911 market?”
- 2
“Aurelian has demonstrated a 74% automation rate for non-emergency calls. What is the roadmap for expanding this automation to a broader range of call types or integrating with other public safety workflows beyond initial triage?”
- 3
“Considering the Series A funding and the typical timeline for public safety technology adoption, what is the company's anticipated path and timeline to a liquidity event for early employees?”
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