PagerDuty
+41%
est. 2Y upside i
Digital operations management platform for incident response and on-call
Rank
#781
Sector
Enterprise Software
Est. Liquidity
~2Y
Data Quality
Data: MediumPagerDuty is a mature, profitable company with $496M ARR and a strong moat, but flat growth and high incumbent threat limit upside.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
Multiple expands to 3.1x (still below public comps) driven by new CEO strategy, buyback, and potential M&A interest. Implied exit value $1.54B.
Multiple converges to 3.0x as market re-rates the company for stable cash flows but low growth. Implied exit $1.49B, 93% upside.
Multiple stays near 1.5x due to competitive pressure and no growth. Implied exit $744M, slight loss.
Preference Stack Risk
highFunding Intensity
35%Total preferred liquidation preference of $173M (1x non-participating) represents 22.5% of entry valuation; common stock is subordinate to this amount.
Dilution Risk
lowProfitable with $496M ARR and $100M buyback program; no near-term capital raise expected.
Secondary Liquidity
activeSecondary market trades at $770M valuation, providing some liquidity for employees.
Other — 46 roles
- Senior Product Manager · Remote (Canada)
- Account Executive - Denver · Remote (USA)
- Account Executive (New York) · Remote (USA - New York City, NY)
- +43 more →
Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on PagerDuty's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How does PagerDuty plan to re-accelerate growth given flat revenue?”
- 2
“What differentiates PagerDuty's incident management from Datadog and ServiceNow's bundled offerings?”
- 3
“How should I evaluate the equity package given the low current valuation and potential for multiple expansion?”
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