-20%

est. 2Y upside i

Series A

Stacker allows teams to create software out of spreadsheets with no coding required.

Rank

#2750

Sector

No-code Development Platforms

Est. Liquidity

~2Y

Data Quality

Data: Low

Equity upside is highly uncertain given stale valuation and severe preference overhang.

Last updated: July 21, 2026

Bull (15%)+134%

Revenue reaches ~$5.3M ARR by 2027; if Stacker achieves category leadership with its no-code platform and enters an IPO window, multiple could sustain at 15x, yielding 154% upside before 20% dilution.

Base (55%)-19%

Revenue grows to ~$5.3M; multiple converges to public comp average of 6x, implying ~1.5% upside before dilution; after 20% dilution, net -18.5%.

Bear (30%)-100%

Revenue falls short or market compresses; exit multiple drops to 3x, exit value $16M below $23M preference stack; common stock worth zero.

Est. time to liquidity~2.0 years

Preference Stack Risk

severe

Funding Intensity

7300%

Total funding $23M vs estimated entry valuation $31.5M (73% ratio), common stock highly subordinated.

Dilution Risk

high

No raise in over 3 years; likely need to raise within 2 years causing 15-25% dilution.

Secondary Liquidity

none

No secondary market observed; no current valuation data.

Account Management — 2 roles

Sales — 1 role

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Last updated: March 10, 2026

Questions to Ask at the Interview

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

  • 1

    “How does Stacker plan to differentiate from incumbents like Microsoft Power Apps?”

  • 2

    “What is the path to profitability given current burn and ARR?”

  • 3

    “What is the company's plan for future fundraising and employee liquidity?”

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