Humaans
-20%
est. 2Y upside i
AI-Powered HRIS for high performing teams
Rank
#2731
Sector
HR Software
Est. Liquidity
~3Y
Data Quality
Data: MediumGiven the stale valuation and missing growth data, the expected equity return over 2 years is about -20%, making the equity component low-value.
Last updated: July 19, 2026
Revenue reaches $8.29M in 24 months. Exit multiple holds at 10x due to IPO window and category leadership in AI-powered HRIS for distributed teams, yielding $82.9M exit. Net of 20% dilution, upside 45.8%.
Revenue reaches $8.29M, multiple converges to 6x (in line with public comps) giving $49.7M exit. After 20% dilution, downside -20.5%.
Revenue growth disappoints, multiple compresses to 3x, exit $24.9M. After 20% dilution, downside -70.3%. No preference wipeout as exit exceeds $20M funding.
Preference Stack Risk
highFunding Intensity
4000%Total funding of $20M represents 40% of assumed entry valuation, meaning preferred shareholders have a large liquidation preference over common stock.
Dilution Risk
highWith $20M funding and likely burn rate, additional financing is expected within 18 months, diluting common equity by an estimated 20%.
Secondary Liquidity
noneNo secondary market activity observed; liquidity is minimal until an exit event.
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Humaans's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How do you differentiate your AI features from incumbents like Workday and SAP that are adding AI to their HCM suites?”
- 2
“What is your current customer unit economics, particularly CAC payback and net revenue retention?”
- 3
“When do you anticipate the next funding round, and how does that affect the equity timeline for employees?”
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