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Decagon ARR: $100M in AI Customer Service Agents.
Decagon reached $100M in annual recurring revenue in July 2026, three years after founding — tripling its valuation to $4.5B in under six months along the way. Every reported ARR, funding and valuation number is collected below, each traced back to a public source.
$100M
Reported ARR, Jul 2026
~$8.3M
Implied monthly recurring revenue
3x YoY
Reported growth
$4.5B
Valuation, Series D Jan 2026
The Decagon Revenue Curve.
Reported annualized run rate in USD millions, 2024 to July 2026. Linear scale — enterprise contract ramp does most of the work after each funding step.
$0 → ~$30M ARR
~18 months
2023 → early 2025
~$30M → $100M ARR
~18 months
Early 2025 → Jul 2026
Reported growth
3x YoY
Value Add VC, 2026
Implied MRR at $100M ARR
~$8.3M / month
Derived from ARR
Every Reported ARR Milestone.
October 2024
$8M ARR
$65M Series B at a $650M valuation as early enterprise customers like Notion, Rippling, Eventbrite and Substack deploy support agents in production. — Company / Sacra
Early 2025
$30M ARR
The Information reports annualized revenue above $30M during valuation talks for the next round. — The Information
June 2025
$40M ARR
$131M Series C at a $1.5B valuation, led by Accel, as the product expands from support into the full customer-experience surface. — Company / Sacra
January 2026
$70M ARR
$250M Series D led by Coatue and Index Ventures triples the valuation to $4.5B in under six months. — Decagon / Value Add VC
July 2026
$100M ARR
Reaches $100M ARR — roughly 3x year over year — with a model that avoids forward-deployed engineers and scales agent resolution rates instead. — Newcomer / Value Add VC
Decagon by the Numbers.
Latest reported ARR
$100M
Newcomer / Value Add VC, Jul 2026
Implied MRR
~$8.3M / month
Derived from ARR
Valuation
$4.5B
Series D, Jan 2026
Series D raised
$250M
Coatue / Index Ventures
Total raised
~$480M+
Sacra
Named customers
Notion, Rippling, Eventbrite, Substack
Company
Founded
2023
Company
CEO
Jesse Zhang
Company
How Per-Resolution Billing Beats Per-Seat Pricing.
Decagon sells enterprise AI agents under per-resolution and subscription hybrid contracts: customers pay a platform fee plus a metered rate for each customer conversation the agent resolves, with pricing typically negotiated in the tens of thousands of dollars per month. Because billing tracks resolutions rather than seats, Decagon's revenue compounds as agent quality and automation rates rise — a direct incentive to keep improving the model.
The go-to-market deliberately skips the forward-deployed-engineer pattern common among agent startups: the platform is designed for ops teams to configure and monitor agents themselves, which keeps gross margin intact as enterprise accounts scale from pilot to production across support, onboarding and the broader customer-experience stack.
Revenue Mix
- Per-resolution billingMetered pricing for each customer conversation resolved by the agent.
- Platform subscriptionsEnterprise fees for the agent platform, tooling and monitoring.
- Expansion use casesFrom support into onboarding and the full customer-experience surface.
FAQ
Decagon Revenue, Answered.
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Billing AI Agents? Get Paid Like Decagon.
Clink meters outcomes, not seats — per-resolution billing, enterprise invoicing and merchant-of-record tax handling for agent companies pricing on automation rates.
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