-16%

est. 2Y upside i

HealthcareSeries D+

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Rank

#3809

Sector

Health Care Technology

Est. Liquidity

~4Y

Data Quality

Data: Low

Clarify Health carries meaningful equity risk for a job candidate entering at the current $1.4B valuation: the mark is over 4 years stale and implies a 28x revenue multiple on $50M ARR that is very hard to defend in 2026's compressed SaaS pricing environment, and the $411M preference stack (29.4% of valuation) leaves common shareholders last in line on any exit below that threshold.

Last updated: May 14, 2026

Bull (20%)+80%

Clarify achieves ~40% CAGR reaching ~$100M ARR by late 2027, enabling an IPO or strategic acquisition (IQVIA, Oracle Health) at $2.0–2.5B; at a $2.5B exit, after absorbing $411M in liquidation preferences, common shareholders see roughly +80% uplift from the $1.4B grant basis. The proprietary 300M patient-journey dataset and 75% gross margins support a premium multiple if top-line growth validates the 2022 valuation.

Base (50%)-25%

Revenue grows modestly to $65–75M ARR by 2027 but no liquidity event materializes within 2 years; a likely flat or mildly down-round bridge financing (defending the $1.4B mark on $65M ARR implies ~21x revenue vs. the current 28x) dilutes common stock ~25% from the grant basis. Equity remains illiquid and the stale 2022 multiple is difficult to sustain in a repriced 2026 SaaS environment.

Bear (30%)-65%

Growth stalls below $60M ARR, forcing a down round or distressed M&A at $600–750M; after satisfying $411M in liquidation preferences, only $190–340M remains for all shareholders, leaving common stock holders with roughly 35 cents on the dollar of their $1.4B-basis equity. SoftBank Vision Fund preferred terms and potential anti-dilution provisions could further compress common-stock recovery to near zero in adverse scenarios.

Est. time to liquidity~4.0 years

Preference Stack Risk

high

Funding Intensity

29%

Total funding of $411M against a $1.4B valuation represents a 29.4% liquidation preference ratio — common stockholders receive nothing in any exit priced below $411M and see material haircuts on exits up to roughly $1.0B.

Dilution Risk

high

With no new capital since April 2022 and no profitability data disclosed, a future financing round (likely required for sustained growth and runway) will dilute existing common holders, potentially at a flat or down-round valuation.

Secondary Liquidity

limited

No secondary market data or tender offer history was identified; at 116 employees with SoftBank-backed preferred terms, informal secondary trades may exist but are likely restricted, illiquid, and priced below the stale $1.4B mark.

Engineering 5 roles

Go-to-Market 1 role

Product & Design 1 role

View all 7 open roles at Clarify

Last updated: March 10, 2026

Questions to Ask at the Interview

Strategic questions based on Clarify's data — designed to show you've done your homework.

  • 1

    Since the Series D closed in April 2022 at a $1.4B valuation, what revenue and ARR milestones have you achieved since then that support or would revise that mark — and what ARR does the board consider necessary to pursue an IPO?

  • 2

    What percentage of revenue is outcome-based versus recurring subscription, and what is your net dollar retention and average contract value across the health system and payer customer segments?

  • 3

    What is the current 409A strike price, has the board discussed any secondary tender offer to provide employee liquidity, and what is the realistic timeline for a liquidity event given no new financing since April 2022?

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