Pre-ipo software companies

After seeing Airbnb , Doordash , and SnowFlake IPOs Huge congratulations to all of them , the idea of joining a startup is very tempting to me because of my financial situation even though all the risk it comes with.

The responses were overwhelming where over startups were mentioned. Now the question is: Out of this huge list of startups below, What are the Top 10 startups to join??? Go to company page Airtable. Go to company page Amazon. Go to company page Coinbase. Go to company page NIO.

Go to company page Chime. Go to company page LinkedIn. Go to company page PayPal. Go to company page Microsoft. The top 10 companies as of October 12 are:. Some of these companies, notably Airbnb, are already known to be planning an exit this year. These lists do not mean a company is expected to float anytime soon, but they can be loosely predictive. EquityBee put out a similar list in July, and three of the companies on it—Snowflake, JFrog, and Palantir—have since gone public.

EquityBee says its platform is used by 5, investors, including dedicated funds and high net-worth individuals. AWS Deloitte Genpact. Events Innovation Festival. AppDynamics makes an app-monitoring tool that lets companies see how people are using their apps once they download them. While that doesn't sound like the most exciting technology, it's quickly becoming a must-have tool for every enterprise. It's testing the waters for an IPO soon.

HubSpot makes marketing software that helps companies use websites to attract customers and make sales. It's also known for a corporate culture that's so warm, friendly, and productive, an MIT professor has studied it. Top Stories. Top Videos. Getty Images. Box: A Valley star on a roll. MongoDB: Open-source databases bring in millions. Dropbox: A storage company going mainstream.

Dropbox has had a wildly successful run over over the last several years.