Live data — 77 IPOs tracked

Tech IPO Scorecard

Every major tech IPO from 2021–2026, graded on price performance, revenue growth, and profitability. No spin — just the numbers.

IPOs Tracked

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2021–2026

Class Average

C66/100

Composite score

Above IPO Price

0%

26 of 77 companies

Top Performer

ARM

+403% return

Grade Distribution

How the class stacks up

A+10 (13%)
A9 (12%)
B14 (18%)
C21 (27%)
D13 (17%)
F10 (13%)

Report Cards by Vintage

Which class year holds up?

The year a company went public matters as much as what it built. The 2021 ZIRP class is still paying for its valuation sins — later vintages priced more honestly.

Class of

2021

C
IPOs54
Avg score67/100
Above water28%
ValedictorianBROS +183%
Class clownLVLU -95%

Class of

2022

C
IPOs2
Avg score62/100
Above water0%
ValedictorianPYCR +0%
Class clownMBLY -57%

Class of

2023

A
IPOs5
Avg score83/100
Above water60%
ValedictorianARM +403%
Class clownBIRK -4%

Class of

2024

B
IPOs7
Avg score72/100
Above water86%
ValedictorianRBRK +150%
Class clownIBTA -64%

Class of

2025

F
IPOs9
Avg score44/100
Above water22%
ValedictorianCRWV +83%
Class clownSTUB -59%

Leaderboard

Every IPO, graded

Click any row for the full grade breakdown.

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The Money Chart

Revenue growth vs. price return

Bubble size = latest annual revenue. Color = letter grade. Top-right is where you want to live: the business grew and the market paid you for it. Bottom-right is the trap — revenue up, stock down, valuation sins still being digested.

By Sector

Which sectors are winning?

Average composite score by sector. Higher is better.

Top 5 — The Winners

1

Arm Holdings

ARM

+403%A+
2

Dutch Bros

BROS

+183%A+
3

Robinhood Markets

HOOD

+181%A+
4

AppLovin

APP

+448%A+
5

DigitalOcean Holdings

DOCN

+149%A+

Bottom 5 — The Graveyard

77

Lulu's Fashion Lounge

LVLU

-95%F
76

Poshmark

POSH

-57%F
75

Expensify

EXFY

-93%F
74

StubHub Holdings

STUB

-59%F
73

Gemini Space Station

GEMI

-73%F

Methodology

How we grade

Each IPO is scored on a 100-point scale across three dimensions. Price performance uses the offer price as the baseline. Revenue growth compares latest annual revenue to revenue at time of IPO. Profitability rewards companies that have reached or are approaching breakeven.

ComponentWeightBest CaseWorst Case
Price vs. IPO Price35 pts+100%+ → 35 pts-50%+ down → 0 pts
Revenue Growth (YoY)35 pts+40%+ → 35 ptsNegative → 0 pts
Profitability30 ptsProfitable + growing → 30 ptsBurning cash → 0 pts
A+
90–100
A
80–89
B
70–79
C
60–69
D
50–59
F
< 50

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