Cofactr
+45%
est. 2Y upside i
Cloud pre-factory logistics and procurement for electronics
Rank
#1876
Sector
Supply Chain Management Software
Est. Liquidity
~5Y
Data Quality
Data: LowCofactr is a high-patience, high-risk equity situation: a Series A company at ~$4M revenue with 15 employees and an estimated ~$70M valuation carrying $28.8M in liquidation preferences.
Last updated: May 13, 2026
Cofactr reaches $15–20M revenue by 2028 (~100% YoY growth) driven by defense/aerospace tailwinds and the Factor.io acquisition, supporting a Series B at ~$220–250M valuation; common equity appreciates ~3–4x on paper from the estimated $70M entry valuation. Realization requires a liquidity event or secondary market access well beyond the 2-year window.
Revenue grows to $8–10M over two years as Cofactr steadily expands in aerospace and defense, enabling a Series B at roughly $80–100M and lifting common equity paper value ~25–50% from the estimated $70M entry valuation. No near-term liquidity event; upside is purely paper over this horizon.
Growth stalls below $6M as SAP Ariba or Coupa expand down-market and hardware-sector CapEx softens, forcing a down-round or acqui-hire at $20–35M. The $28.8M in liquidation preferences absorbs nearly all exit proceeds, leaving common equity with little to no recoverable value.
Preference Stack Risk
severeFunding Intensity
41%$28.8M in total liquidation preferences against an estimated ~$70M post-money valuation means approximately 41% of any exit proceeds are absorbed by preferred shareholders before common stock participates.
Dilution Risk
highAs a Series A company almost certainly requiring 2–3 additional funding rounds before a liquidity event, employees should expect cumulative dilution of 40–60% from future preferred issuances.
Secondary Liquidity
noneAt $4M revenue and 15 employees, Cofactr is far too early-stage for any organized secondary market; equity should be treated as fully illiquid for at least 4–6 years.
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Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Cofactr's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“Defense and aerospace have notoriously long procurement cycles — what is your average sales cycle today, and how are you compressing it at 15 employees?”
- 2
“What percentage of revenue comes from platform subscriptions versus logistics transaction fees, and what is your current net revenue retention rate?”
- 3
“Can you walk me through the cap table — specifically the liquidation preference multiple and participation rights on the $28.8M in preferred, and the option pool size pre- and post-Series A?”
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