+44%

est. 2Y upside i

Series D+

Rank

#1500

Sector

SaaS

Est. Liquidity

~1Y

Data Quality

Data: High

Given Trustpilot's public market liquidity, strong revenue growth, and network effects, the equity upside potential over 2 years is positive but tempered by high competitive threats from Big Tech.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

Bull (15%)+133%

Revenue reaches ~$350M in 2 years with exit multiple expanding to 8x due to category leadership and AI integration, driving market cap to ~$2.8B for 133% upside.

Base (40%)+75%

Revenue grows to ~$350M, multiple converges to 6x (in line with public SaaS comps), yielding $2.1B market cap and 75% upside.

Bear (45%)-13%

Multiple compresses to 3x due to competitive pressure from Google and Amazon reviews, market cap falls to ~$1.05B, resulting in -12.5% loss.

Est. time to liquidity~1.0 years

Preference Stack Risk

low

Funding Intensity

70%

Trustpilot is publicly traded; all preferred shares have converted to common, no preference overhang.

Dilution Risk

low

As a public company, dilution from equity grants is typical but modest; no major dilutive capital raise is expected.

Secondary Liquidity

active

Trustpilot stock is listed on LSE, providing active secondary market liquidity.

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Last updated: March 10, 2026

Questions to Ask at the Interview

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

  • 1

    “How does Trustpilot plan to differentiate from Google's and Amazon's review ecosystems?”

  • 2

    “What is the revenue growth trajectory and key drivers for the next 2 years?”

  • 3

    “Given the public equity, how do you think about dilution from stock-based compensation over time?”

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