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Wiz ARR: $1B Before the $32B Exit.
Wiz held the record every AI company is now chasing: $100 million of ARR in eighteen months. It kept compounding to more than $1 billion before Google closed a $32 billion all-cash acquisition in March 2026 — the largest cybersecurity deal ever. Here is the full reported revenue timeline.
$1B+
ARR before the acquisition closed
18 months
From launch to $100M ARR
$32B
Google acquisition, closed Mar 2026
2020
Founded, Tel Aviv and New York
The Wiz Revenue Curve.
Reported and estimated annualized recurring revenue in USD millions, 2020 to 2026. Wiz is the pre-AI benchmark: enterprise contracts, not self-serve, at a speed nobody had matched before.
$0 → $100M ARR
18 months
2020 → 2021
$100M → $500M ARR
~4 years
2021 → Jun 2025
$500M → $1B ARR
~9 months
Jun 2025 → Mar 2026
Founded → $32B exit
~5.5 years
2020 → Mar 2026
Every Reported ARR Milestone.
2020
$1M ARR
Four ex-Microsoft cloud security engineers found Wiz and sell the first agentless scans. — Sacra
18 months after launch
$100M ARR
$100M ARR in eighteen months — the fastest software company ever to that milestone at the time. — Product Market Fit
2022
$200M ARR
Fortune 100 logos compound as the agentless model displaces incumbent scanners. — Sacra
2023
$350M ARR
Per-workload pricing scales with customers' cloud footprints instead of seat counts. — Value Add VC
July 2024
$450M ARR
Wiz rejects a reported $23B offer from Google and prepares for an IPO instead. — Acquiry
June 2025
$500M ARR
Around $500M ARR with roughly 216% year-over-year growth reported for the prior year. — Sacra
March 11, 2026
$1B ARR
Past $1B ARR as Google's $32B all-cash acquisition closes — the largest cybersecurity deal on record. — Value Add VC / TechCrunch
Wiz by the Numbers.
ARR before close
$1B+
Value Add VC, 2026
Time to $100M ARR
18 months
Product Market Fit
Acquisition price
$32B, all cash
Google, closed Mar 2026
Rejected offer
$23B
July 2024
Growth rate
~216% y/y
Sacra, 2024
Total raised
~$1.9B
Sacra
Founded
2020
Sacra
CEO
Assaf Rappaport
Company
Pricing model
Per protected cloud workload
Value Add VC
How Billing per Workload Beat Selling Seats.
Wiz never sold seats. It charged enterprises per protected cloud workload across AWS, Azure and GCP, which means revenue grew automatically as customers' own infrastructure grew — no upsell conversation required. Agentless scanning made the first deployment a same-day exercise, so proof-of-value happened before procurement.
That combination produced land-and-expand contracts measured in millions rather than hundreds of dollars, and it is why an enterprise security company could out-run consumer software to $100 million. It is also the model AI companies are now reverse-engineering: usage that compounds with the customer, priced against a budget line that already exists.
Revenue Mix
- Per-workload licensingPriced against cloud footprint, not headcount.
- Multi-cloud coverageOne contract spanning AWS, Azure and GCP.
- Land and expandAgentless deployment proves value before procurement.
- Enterprise renewalsMulti-year commitments with Fortune 100 accounts.
FAQ
Wiz Revenue, Answered.
What Was Wiz's ARR?
How Fast Did Wiz Reach $100M ARR?
Why Did Wiz Price per Cloud Workload Instead of per Seat?
How Much Did Google Pay for Wiz?
Why Is Wiz on an AI Growth Leaderboard?
Build Fast, Bill Faster.
Enterprise revenue that grows with the customer's own footprint needs billing without friction. Clink runs checkout, subscription renewals and merchant-of-record tax without a payments team.
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