Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)CybersecuritySeries B
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) for Cybersecurity at Series B (Freemium)
2026 data · Sample size: 465 · Source: Stripe Revenue Growth Benchmarks
25th %ile
$803,625
Median
$1,317,418
75th %ile
$1,745,579
90th %ile
$2,088,108
▲Trending up year-over-year
About This Metric
Annualized value of recurring revenue, the primary valuation metric for SaaS companies.
MRR × 12
Higher is better · Unit: currency
How to Improve
Prioritize enterprise deals with multi-year commitments. Build a land-and-expand motion with clear upgrade triggers. Invest in customer success to protect the base.
Ehsan's Analysis
The ARR benchmarks for Cybersecurity at Series B have shifted dramatically since 2024. Investors now demand 2.5x growth at Series A and 2x at Series B, up from 2x and 1.5x respectively. The bar is higher but so is the prize: top-decile companies at these rates are raising at 20x+ forward multiples. Efficiency matters more than raw velocity now.
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Ehsan Jahandarpour
AI Growth Strategist & Fractional CMO
Forbes Top 20 Growth Hacker · TEDx Speaker · 716 Academic Citations · Ex-Microsoft · CMO at FirstWave (ASX:FCT) · Forbes Communications Council
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a good Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) for Cybersecurity at Series B?
The median Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) is $1,317,418. Top-quartile companies achieve $1,745,579. Aim for top-quartile to be competitive.
How does Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) change by company stage?
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) improves as companies mature. Later-stage companies benefit from scale and optimization.
How to improve Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) in Cybersecurity?
Focus on the primary drivers specific to Cybersecurity. Track weekly with a 4-week rolling average and iterate on the biggest lever.