How much is Perplexity worth in 2026?

Perplexity has a current valuation of $20.4B based on their Series E-6 round and secondary market data.

How much funding has Perplexity raised?

Perplexity has raised $2.3B in total funding across 0 funding rounds.

Perplexity

Perplexity valuation and funding history

Current Valuation

$20.4B

Total Funding Raised

$2.3B

Last Round

Series E-6

$525.0M

Last Funding

Unknown

Funding date

Capital Efficiency

9.05x

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Valuation Analysis

Current Valuation Metrics

Perplexity is currently valued at $20.4B. The company has raised a total of $2.3B in funding.

Capital Efficiency

With a capital efficiency ratio of 9.05x, Perplexity has achieved a valuation that is 9.05 times the total capital raised.

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What is Perplexity Worth in 2026?

Perplexity is a leading private company in the technology sector. Track Perplexity's valuation history, funding timeline, and implied market value from secondary transactions on Premier Alternatives.

How Perplexity Valuation is Determined

Private company valuations like Perplexity's are determined through primary funding rounds led by venture capital firms, private equity investors, and strategic partners. The valuation reflects factors including revenue growth, market opportunity, competitive positioning, and investor sentiment.