Enterprise SaaS · Pre-IPO Stack · Updated July 2026

Enterprise SaaS Pre-IPO Stack 2026

Notion, Figma, Rippling, Canva — $500B+ SaaS IPO Wave

Last updated: July 15, 2026  ·  Companies tracked: 4  ·  Combined valuation: $75B+  ·  Sector: Enterprise SaaS
The short version
Enterprise SaaS is the most profitable, most IPO-ready category in tech right now. Figma (NYSE: FIG) is already public with a $9.88B market cap and $2.2B ARR. Rippling ($25B, $25B revenue run rate) is the most IPO-ready candidate not yet filed — CEO has said it's 'IPO-ready.' Notion is profitable at $10B+ valuation, and Canva is profitable at $40B+ with $2.4B ARR. The common thread: all of these companies built enterprise-grade products, hit $200M+ ARR, and have the unit economics that make them viable public market candidates in 2026-2027.

The Enterprise SaaS Stack — 2026 Rankings

#1
Design platform · pre-IPO archive · $2.2B ARR at S-1
PUBLIC — NYSE: FIG $2.2B ARR $9.88B market cap
#2
HR + IT platform · $25B valuation · $25B revenue run rate · S-1 watch
IPO Watch — CEO says IPO-ready $25B valuation $25B ARR run rate
#3
All-in-one workspace · ~$10B valuation · PROFITABLE · $300-400M est. ARR
IPO Rumored — 2026-2027 PROFITABLE ~$10B valuation
#4
Visual creation platform · $40B+ valuation · PROFITABLE · $2.4B ARR
IPO Rumored — 2026-2027 PROFITABLE $40B+ valuation 100M+ MAU

Why Enterprise SaaS is the IPO Category of 2026

The enterprise SaaS IPO wave of 2024-2026 is different from the 2021 cohort in one critical way: these companies are profitable. Notion is profitable. Canva is profitable. Rippling's $25B revenue run rate suggests path to profitability at scale. This is not the same story as 2021 when companies went public with negative unit economics and saw their stock prices collapse in the 2022 correction.

Figma's pre-listing profile remains the long-term category benchmark — see the pre-IPO archive at /post-ipo/figma. Notion and Canva, if they IPO with similar metrics, could command comparable multiples. Rippling, if it files at $25B valuation with $25B ARR (a 1x revenue multiple), could be the most attractively priced SaaS IPO in the cycle.

Company Profiles

Figma — Pre-IPO Archive Reference

Figma has completed its listing. The pre-listing fundamentals — $2.2B ARR at filing, Adobe's blocked $20B acquisition attempt, and design-tooling category leadership — are preserved as the long-term moat reference for Notion and Canva. Live post-IPO coverage lives at /post-ipo/figma.

Rippling — Highest IPO Conviction in Pre-IPO Status

Rippling builds an all-in-one HR, IT, and finance platform. Instead of buying separate point solutions for payroll, benefits, employee management, device management, and expense management, enterprises buy Rippling as the system of record. CEO Parker Conrad has publicly stated Rippling is 'IPO-ready' — and with $25B revenue run rate, the company has the scale to back that claim. Rippling competes with Workday ($25B market cap) and Salesforce's enterprise suite. At $25B valuation, a Rippling IPO would be one of the largest pre-IPO tech listings of 2026.

Notion — Profitable at $10B

Notion started as a consumer productivity tool — notes, wikis, project management — and grew into an enterprise platform. Salesforce, Nike, and thousands of other enterprises use Notion as their internal wiki, knowledge base, and project workspace. The AI features launched in 2023 transformed Notion from a notes app into an AI-powered knowledge assistant. At ~$10B valuation with profitability, Notion has the option to IPO when it chooses — not when it needs to. The most likely scenario: Notion waits for a favorable market window in 2026-2027, files an S-1, and prices at a premium given its profitability and AI differentiation.

Canva — Profitable at $40B+

Canva is the visual creation platform for the non-designer — marketing teams, small businesses, and consumers use it to create presentations, social media graphics, documents, and videos. With 100M+ monthly active users and $2.4B ARR, Canva is one of the largest consumer/SMB SaaS companies in the world, and the only one at that scale that's still private. Canva is profitable — a rare combination for a $40B+ valuation company — which means it can IPO on its own timeline. The design tooling market Figma dominates for product designers, Canva dominates for everyone else. Watch for a Canva S-1 in 2026-2027.

Quick Comparison Table

CompanyValuationARRIPO StatusProfitability
FigmaPre-IPO archive$2.2BCOMPLETED — See /post-ipo/figmaGrowing, not disclosed
Rippling$25B$25B run rateS-1 Watch — CEO IPO-readyPath to profitability
Notion~$10B~$300-400MIPO Rumored — 2026-2027PROFITABLE
Canva$40B+$2.4BIPO Rumored — 2026-2027PROFITABLE

The AI SaaS Angle

All four companies in this stack have incorporated AI features that increase their enterprise value. Notion AI is the highest-profile — transforming the note-taking app into an AI knowledge assistant that summarizes, drafts, and answers questions. Canva's AI features include Magic Design and AI image generation. Figma's AI features (auto-layout, AI components) streamline the design workflow. Rippling uses AI for HR automation and compliance workflows.

The common pattern: AI features increase user engagement, reduce churn, and justify price increases. For Notion and Canva specifically, AI features transformed them from productivity tools into AI-powered platforms — a narrative that public market investors are paying premium multiples for. Figma's AI features make it stickier with enterprise design teams, reducing the threat of competitive products.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Enterprise SaaS is one of the strongest IPO categories in 2026. Figma has completed its listing — pre-IPO archive lives at /post-ipo/figma. Rippling ($25B valuation, $25B revenue run rate) is the most IPO-ready pre-IPO candidate. Notion ($10B valuation, profitable, $300M+ ARR) and Canva ($40B+ valuation, $2.4B ARR, profitable) are credible 2026-2027 candidates. All three pre-IPO names have reached scale, profitability (or near it), and enterprise customer bases that make them viable public market candidates.
Rippling is the highest-conviction enterprise SaaS IPO candidate in 2026. The company has $25B in revenue run rate, $25B valuation from its Series F, and a broad HR + IT platform that competes with Workday and ServiceNow. CEO Parker Conrad has publicly stated Rippling is 'IPO-ready.' No S-1 filed as of July 2026 — watch SEC EDGAR in Q3-Q4 2026.
Notion is profitable at an estimated $300-400M ARR with a ~$10B valuation — giving it the luxury of timing rather than needing to IPO. The company has shifted from a consumer/SMB tool to an enterprise platform (Salesforce, Nike, thousands of enterprises). With Figma's pre-listing profile (see /post-ipo/figma) setting the long-term benchmark for design/productivity SaaS valuations, Notion's category is validated. Watch for Notion to begin IPO preparation in late 2026 or 2027.
Figma (see /post-ipo/figma for the pre-IPO archive) is a collaborative design tool for product designers and UI/UX teams — digital product design, prototyping, design systems. Canva is a broader visual creation platform for marketing teams, non-designers, and SMBs — presentations, social media graphics, flyers. Canva ($40B+ valuation, $2.4B ARR, profitable) has 100M+ monthly active users vs Figma's millions. Figma has higher ARPU and enterprise depth. Canva remains on the pre-IPO watch list for 2026-2027.
Accredited investors can access secondary shares for Notion, Rippling, and Canva via Forge Global, EquityZen, and Hiive. Figma pre-IPO archive lives at /post-ipo/figma. Watch TechStackIPO for S-1 publication alerts on Rippling, Notion, and Canva as they file.