Glean is a private company and has not filed a registration statement for an IPO. The company told TechCrunch in May 2026 that its top-line revenue had reached $300 million, a three-fold increase from the $100 million milestone it had hit about 15 months earlier, and CEO Arvind Jain discussed the growth publicly. Glean was last valued at $7.2 billion when it raised a $150 million Series F round in June 2025; no newer primary round has been publicly reported as of the latest site review. Jain previously co-founded Rubrik, a cybersecurity company that completed its own IPO in April 2024, but he has made no public statement about a Glean listing timeline. Track SEC EDGAR and Glean's own newsroom directly, not rumors or secondary-market chatter.
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Fast revenue growth, still a private filing
Glean told TechCrunch in a May 2026 interview that its top-line revenue had crossed $300 million, a three-fold increase from the $100 million milestone it reached roughly 15 months earlier. CEO Arvind Jain attributed part of the acceleration to enterprise customers using Glean's "context graph" to cut AI compute costs, even as Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, Salesforce, and Atlassian all built competing enterprise-AI-search tools.
Glean itself has been careful about the terminology: because part of that revenue comes from consumption-based pricing, TechCrunch's reporting noted the figure is more accurately described as an annualized run rate than traditional recurring revenue. Fast growth of any kind is a business result, not a public-offering step, and no S-1 accompanies it.
The valuation is a year old
Glean's most recently disclosed valuation is $7.2 billion, set when the company raised a $150 million Series F round in June 2025. As of the latest site review, no newer primary funding round has been publicly reported, even as the company's revenue has roughly tripled since that valuation was set.
Forge Global, a private-securities marketplace that tracks the company, reported in May 2026 that Glean had not publicly announced IPO plans despite that revenue trajectory. That is an outside tracker's read, not a company statement, but it is consistent with the absence of any Glean filing or executive comment on the subject.
A CEO who has done this before, elsewhere
Arvind Jain founded Glean in 2019 after a decade helping scale Google Search and Maps and after co-founding Rubrik, a cloud data-security company he helped take public in an April 2024 IPO. That history means Jain has personally overseen a listing process before, unlike many founders of the private companies tracked on this site.
None of that history is a stated plan for Glean itself. Jain's public comments through 2026 have focused on product strategy and competition with large technology entrants, not on IPO timing. Until Glean files a registration statement or Jain says otherwise, treat any specific "Glean IPO date" as speculation.
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When Will Glean IPO? The Revenue Tripled, the Filing Didn't
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Segmara Pro checks SEC EDGAR for Glean filings every weekday and posts an alert in the members forum when one of these public filings appears. You can also check yourself with EDGAR full-text search.
No S-1 or F-1 exists for Glean on SEC EDGAR as of the latest site review; a Forge Global tracking page dated May 2026 reported Glean had not publicly announced IPO plans.
Glean told TechCrunch in May 2026 that its top-line revenue reached $300 million, a three-fold jump from the $100 million mark it hit roughly 15 months earlier, even as Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, Salesforce, and Atlassian entered its enterprise AI search category.
Glean's last disclosed valuation is $7.2 billion, set when it raised a $150 million Series F round in June 2025; no newer primary funding round has been publicly reported as of the latest site review.
Risk notes
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Has Glean confirmed an IPO date?
No. As of the latest site review, no S-1 or F-1 has been filed for Glean, and CEO Arvind Jain has not made a public statement about a listing timeline.
How big is Glean's business now?
Glean told TechCrunch in May 2026 that it had reached $300 million in top-line revenue, up three-fold from $100 million about 15 months earlier. The company itself has noted that part of that figure comes from consumption-based pricing rather than strictly recurring subscription revenue.
What is Glean worth?
The most recent verified figure is a $7.2 billion valuation, set when Glean raised a $150 million Series F round in June 2025. No newer primary round has been publicly reported as of the latest site review, so that figure is not a current price.
Has Glean's CEO taken a company public before?
Yes. Arvind Jain previously co-founded Rubrik, a cybersecurity company that completed its IPO in April 2024. That track record is not a stated Glean listing plan; Jain has not commented publicly on Glean's own IPO timing.
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