If a number we publish is not reproducible from the formulae on this page, we don't publish it. The bench is rebuilt every Monday at 06:00 UTC from filed-quarter data. Errata are logged in place. Sample-size minimums apply to every cohort statistic.
The headline efficiency band. We compute it on a TTM basis to smooth quarterly noise. Constant-cohort.
Names crossing 40 are flagged green; names below 30 with declining ARR are flagged caution.
Implied sales efficiency: every dollar of S&M spend in the prior quarter generated n dollars of net-new ARR this quarter. Annualised by multiplying net-new ARR by four.
We lag S&M by one quarter to attribute spend to the cycle that produced the booking.
Net dollar retention compares ARR from a fixed cohort one year ago against ARR from the same cohort today, after expansion, contraction, and churn.
We rebuild NDR on a single standard (the SaaSO standard, see RPT-215) when issuer disclosure deviates from it.
Enterprise value (market cap + debt − cash) divided by the next-twelve-months consensus revenue. We use a single consensus source for comparability across the bench.
Compared against ARR YoY and Rule of 40 in the comp tables to surface valuation dispersion.
For private names we triangulate ARR from disclosed round metrics, public-comp multiple ranges, and operator-source check-ins. Confidence band published with every estimate.
We do not publish private-bench numbers without two independent corroborations.
We do not publish a cohort statistic if the cohort sample size falls below thirty. Below that floor we publish individual names but withhold the aggregate. Current cohort coverage:
Full bench rebuild from filed-quarter data and consensus. New filings ingested overnight Sunday.
The weekly research note is published to subscribers at 09:00 UTC, three hours after the bench refresh.
A second, longer-form piece — typically a vertical or thematic deep-dive — published Thursday afternoon.
Earnings-season scorecards land within fourteen days of the quarterly print, with full cohort grading.