
ServiceTitan, a leading software platform for the home service industry, recently celebrated its initial public offering (IPO) milestone with a post-money valuation of $9 billion. This valuation significantly exceeds the projections made in Bessemer Venture Partners' Series A investment memo from 2015, which estimated a home run scenario at a $1.2 billion exit with a 5% probability. The company went public last week, achieving a valuation 7.5 times higher than the initial forecast. Bessemer's investment memo has drawn attention for its insights into the company's growth trajectory and the broader implications for category-leading companies that redefine market possibilities.
Here is our series A investment memo for @ServiceTitan from 2015. Reflecting on what we got right and wrong. - Our scenario analysis had the best possible outcome at just $1.2B. An order of magnitude too low. Home runs scenarios are often bigger than we can imagine and great… https://t.co/kXCBnMRuXr
$9B post-money valuation https://t.co/7DFqIWIEw2 https://t.co/0Wupzu7zym
Bessemer's ServiceTitan Series A investment memo had the home run scenario (with 5% probability) as a $1.2B exit. It went public last week at a $9B valuation, 7.5x that. Category-leading companies end up redefining what's possible


