-41%

est. 2Y upside i

FinTechSeries B

Savvy is the modern RIA and wealth management platform that pairs financial advisors with the leading AI-powered CRM for advisors, in-house marketing support, proprietary investment management models, dedicated client service managers, 100% baked-in compliance, investment operations research, and more — so they can focus on their clients while we automate the rest.

Rank

#622

Sector

Fintech, Wealth Management

Est. Liquidity

~4Y

Data Quality

Data: Medium

Savvy Wealth presents a moderate upside opportunity, primarily driven by its rapid AUM growth (surpassing $3B) and its AI-driven platform in a large wealth management market.

Last updated: March 10, 2026

Bull (30%)+275%

Savvy Wealth's AI-powered platform successfully attracts a significant number of independent RIAs, leveraging its strong AUM growth (surpassing $3B AUM) and expanding its technology offerings. This leads to accelerated overall revenue growth (e.g., 50%+ YoY) and market share gains from legacy providers. An acquisition by a larger financial institution or a successful IPO at a premium multiple (e.g., 15x revenue on $100M+ revenue) pushes valuation to $1.5B, representing a 275% upside.

Base (50%)+75%

Savvy Wealth continues to grow its advisor network and AUM at a steady pace, maintaining its competitive position against existing WealthTech platforms. Overall revenue grows to ~$75M-$90M by 2028, driven by both platform adoption and AUM expansion. The company achieves a modest valuation uplift to $700M, reflecting a 75% upside, as it continues to build out its platform and expand its market presence.

Bear (20%)-65%

Incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity significantly enhance their advisor-facing technology, eroding Savvy Wealth's competitive edge and slowing advisor recruitment. The platform's revenue growth remains sluggish, and AUM growth decelerates due to increased competition and market saturation. A down round or a low-multiple acquisition (e.g., 3-4x revenue on $40M revenue) results in a valuation of $140M, leading to a 65% downside and significantly impacting common stock value due to the $106M liquidation preference.

Est. time to liquidity~3.5 years

Preference Stack Risk

high

Investors hold $106M in liquidation preferences ahead of common stock, representing 26.5% of the estimated $400M valuation.

Dilution Risk

moderate

As a Series B company, Savvy Wealth will likely undergo 1-2 more funding rounds, leading to further dilution for existing equity holders.

Secondary Liquidity

none

There is no active secondary market or tender offer for Savvy Wealth shares currently available to employees, though platforms like EquityZen list them for accredited investors.

Other 1 role

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Last updated: February 22, 2026

Questions to Ask at the Interview

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

  • 1

    Given the rapid AUM growth for Savvy Advisors, how does the company plan to balance the growth of its affiliated RIA with the expansion of its core technology platform for independent advisors, especially considering the competitive landscape with incumbents like Orion and eMoney?

  • 2

    The company has raised $106M in total funding, with a significant Series B round. How do you see the path to profitability and a potential liquidity event (IPO or acquisition) unfolding over the next 2-4 years, and what milestones are critical to achieving that?

  • 3

    With a hybrid revenue model, how does Savvy Wealth differentiate its value proposition to attract both independent RIAs to its platform and direct clients to Savvy Advisors, particularly in a market with established players like Betterment and robo-advisors?

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