Tines Valuation, Funding & Investors

Tines is valued at $1.1B as of February 2025.

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Last Tines valuation

$1.1B

Series C · Feb 2025

Last Tines funding round

$125M

Series C · Feb 2025

Cumulative funding Tines raised

$271M

across 6 funding rounds

Key investors in Tines

  • Accel
  • Addition
  • Blossom Capital
  • Felicis
  • CrowdStrike Falcon Fund
  • Lux Capital

Tines Overview

About Tines

Tines is a Dublin-headquartered no-code platform for security workflow automation. Security operations centers build integrations with over 400 apps to automate threat detection, incident response, and enrichment tasks through a visual builder. The company provides a free Community Edition for individual users alongside paid tiers for teams. Founded in 2018, Tines equips organizations like the UK National Health Service, Salesforce, and major banks to handle high-volume security events across cloud and on-premises environments.


Founded

2018

HQ

IrelandDublin

Website

tines.com

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Subscription

Valuation

$1.1B (Feb 2025)

Tines Valuation

Tines is currently valued at $1.1B, based on its Series C in February 2025.

The $125M round was led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, with participation from SoftBank Group, Felicis, Addition, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Activant Capital and 1 other investor.

Tines' valuation has grown 3.7x from $303M at its Series B in April 2021 to $1.1B in February 2025, across 4 priced rounds.

Tines valuation by funding round

Tines valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Feb 2025Series C$1.1B
Apr 2024Series B$300M
Oct 2022Series B$300M
Apr 2021Series B$303M

Tines Funding History

Tines has raised a total of $271M across 6 funding rounds.

Tines' first fundraising round was a $4M Series A in October 2019. The most recent completed round was a $125M Series C in February 2025.

Tines funding rounds

Tines funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Feb 2025Series CGoldman Sachs Growth Equity (lead); SoftBank Group; Felicis; Addition; CrowdStrike Falcon Fund; Activant Capital; Accel$125M$1.1BTines, a Dublin- and Boston-co-headquartered company, develops AI-powered workflow automation software focused on secure, no-code automation for cybersecurity and enterprise operations. The platform enables teams to build scalable workflows, integrating with tools for tasks like threat detection and response, positioning it as infrastructure for AI adoption in enterprises. On February 11, 2025, Tines announced a $125 million Series C funding round led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, with new investors SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Activant Capital, alongside existing backers Accel, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Addition. This round valued the company at $1.125 billion post-money, following a $50 million Series B extension in May 2024, bringing total funding to $272 million. The proceeds aim to accelerate AI product innovation and expand globally, leveraging investor networks for US, European, and Asian markets. Tines has grown its customer base to include enterprises like Canva, Databricks, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, with CEO Eoin Hinchy noting annual recurring revenue in tens of millions of dollars around the round. Goldman Sachs highlighted Tines' role in enterprise automation amid generative AI trends, with the firm having invested over $13 billion in growth-stage tech since 2003.
Apr 2024Series BAccel (lead); Felicis (lead); Silicon Valley CISO Investments; Addition; CrowdStrike Falcon Fund$50M$300MTines, a Dublin- and Boston-based company founded in 2018, provides a no-code, low-code workflow automation platform initially focused on security teams but expanding to broader enterprise applications like incident response, employee lifecycle management, infrastructure, engineering, and product workflows. Customers include Canva, Intercom, McKesson, and Fortune 10 companies, with adoption in global enterprises, federal government, and public sector. On April 24, 2024, Tines announced a $50 million extension to its Series B round, led by Accel and Felicis, with participation from existing investors Addition, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Silicon Valley CISO Investments (SVCI), bringing total funding to $146.2 million to date. The new capital supports Tines' innovation roadmap, including AI enhancements, collaborative workflows, global team expansion, and addressing customer feedback for large-scale operations. Tines reported strong growth traction, with Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) increasing over 100% for fiscal year 2024 and more than 200% since its prior October 2022 funding round, alongside a 30% rise in employee headcount. Revenues grew 200% in the 18 months leading to the announcement, demonstrating robust execution and customer demand. A later Series C round in February 2025 raised $125 million at a $1.125 billion valuation, led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives with SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Activant, participated by Accel, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Addition, bringing total raised to $272 million.
Oct 2022Series BFelicis (lead); Lux Capital; Addition; Accel; Blossom Capital$55M$300MTines is a Dublin-based no-code automation platform designed for security teams, enabling workflows without coding and integrating with API-driven tools. Co-founded in 2018 by CEO Eoin Hinchy and COO Thomas Kinsella, it targets SecOps challenges amid rising cyberattacks, offering vendor-agnostic interoperability. Customers include Fortune 500s like McKesson, Canva, Databricks, MongoDB, Kayak, Elastic, Auth0, Gitlab, Box, Coinbase; over 10,000 users on free community edition. On October 4, 2022, Tines announced a $55M Series B extension led by Felicis, with participation from existing investors Accel, Addition, Blossom Capital, Lux Capital, bringing total Series B to $81M and cumulative funding to $96.2M. The extension follows the initial $26M Series B close in April 2021 led by Addition. Proceeds fund go-to-market, R&D, partnerships, and hiring to expand beyond 150 employees across Dublin HQ, Boston US HQ, and global offices. The extension occurred on the same terms as the initial Series B, which valued Tines at $300M, but marked a strong markup to 'north of' or 'more than' $300M. Since April 2021, revenue grew 5X (or 4X per some reports), customer base 4X; revenue tripled annually for two years and on track to triple again in 2022. Aydin Senkut of Felicis joins the board; Tom Killalea (ex-Amazon VP Tech, MongoDB board) added as independent director. Tines positions as a market leader in enterprise security automation, competing in a growing sector with peers like Webio. Recognized as a 'soonicorn' by Sifted, it emphasizes lean operations via its own automation, supporting smaller teams efficiently.
Apr 2021Series BAddition (lead); Silicon Valley CISO Investments; Lux Capital; CrowdStrike Falcon Fund; Accel; Blossom Capital$26M$303MTines is a no-code automation platform focused on security workflows, founded in 2018 and co-headquartered in Dublin and Boston. In April 2021, Tines raised EUR 21.9 million in a Series B round led by Addition, with participation from Accel, Blossom Capital, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Lux Capital, and Silicon Valley CISO Investments, aimed at supporting ongoing growth and development. This funding followed earlier rounds and preceded subsequent extensions, including a USD 55 million Series B in October 2022 led by Felicis and a USD 50 million Series B extension in April 2024 led by Accel and Felicis. The company has demonstrated strong growth trajectory post-2021, expanding its customer base to include enterprises like Canva, Intercom, McKesson, Databricks, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. By 2025, Tines achieved unicorn status with a Series C round of USD 125 million led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, valuing the company at USD 1.125 billion and bringing total funding to USD 272 million. This latest round included new investors SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Activant alongside existing backers like Accel, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Addition. Tines powers mission-critical workflows in incident response, employee lifecycle management, IT, infrastructure, and operations, with a strong emphasis on AI-powered automation. Recent metrics include over a billion automated actions per week, two-thirds of customers using AI features like Workbench copilot, and plans for 250 new features in 2025. The funding supports investments in product innovation, scalability, AI capabilities, global expansion, hiring, and enterprise support.
Dec 2019Series AIndex Ventures; Accel; Blossom Capital$11M-Tines is a Dublin and Boston-headquartered workflow automation and orchestration platform that enables organizations to securely run mission-critical workflows. The company serves customers ranging from startups to Fortune 10 companies, including Canva, Databricks, Elastic, and McKesson. In December 2019, Tines raised $11 million in a Series A funding round. The company had demonstrated strong early traction, having been profitable from day one and achieving a 10× revenue run rate by October 2019. By 2020, Tines had tripled its annual revenue and expanded its team significantly. The platform has since grown substantially, with over 33,000 users automating tens of thousands of diverse workflows and processing over a billion automated actions weekly as of early 2025. Tines subsequently raised $26 million in Series B (April 2021) at a $300 million valuation, $50 million as a Series B extension (April 2024) with ARR growth exceeding 100% year-over-year, and $125 million in Series C (February 2025) at a $1.125 billion valuation.
Oct 2019Series ABlossom Capital (lead)$4M-Tines is a Dublin-based cybersecurity automation startup founded in 2018 by Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella, offering no-code tools to automate repetitive tasks for security analysts. In October 2019, Tines raised $4.1 million in Series A funding led by Blossom Capital to hire engineers in Dublin, grow its customer base in the U.S. and Europe, and expand beyond cybersecurity automation. Blossom Capital, co-founded by Ophelia Brown, led the round for the previously bootstrapped company. Later rounds included a Series B at $600 million valuation with $50 million raised, backed by Accel, Felicis Ventures, Index Ventures, CRV, and Blossom Capital, and a Series C in 2025 raising $125 million at $1.125 billion valuation led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives.

Who has invested in Tines?

11 investors have backed Tines across its funding rounds, including Accel, Addition, Blossom Capital, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund and Lux Capital.

Lead investors include Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, Accel, Felicis, Addition and Blossom Capital.


Tines Investors

Investors in Tines by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
AccelUnited StatesPalo Alto, CA5LeadDec 2019
AdditionUnited StatesUnited States4LeadApr 2021
Blossom CapitalUnited KingdomLondon4LeadOct 2019
FelicisUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA3LeadOct 2022
CrowdStrike Falcon FundUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA3ParticipantApr 2021
Silicon Valley CISO InvestmentsUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2ParticipantApr 2021
Lux CapitalUnited StatesNew York City, NY2ParticipantApr 2021
Index VenturesUnited KingdomLondon1ParticipantDec 2019
SoftBank GroupJapanTokyo1ParticipantFeb 2025

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Tines Competitors

Tines competitors include listed companies like Mitek Systems and Red Violet, and private ones like BigID, Sift, Iru and Phin Security.

Public and private companies comparable to Tines
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
BigIDUnited StatesNew York City, NYPrivate$100M-$1B10.0x
SiftUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate--$1B-
IruUnited StatesMiami, FLPrivate--$850M-
Phin SecurityUnited StatesNewark, NJPrivate--$1.5B-
Mitek SystemsUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$180M$37M$781M3.7x
Red VioletUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$90M$24M$1.2B11.7x

Tines Public Comps

Tines is still privately-owned, but its public comps include Eastcompeace Tech, Red Violet, Radware, NSFOCUS, BeiJing Certificate, DPtech, Yubico, Rapid7, Riskified and Secunet.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Eastcompeace Tech$197M$26M4.8x-36.4x-
Red Violet$90M$24M13.2x11.7x50.0x31.7x
Radware$302M$20M3.6x3.4x56.1x23.2x
NSFOCUS$379M$37M2.6x2.4x26.1x25.6x
BeiJing Certificate$125M($12M)6.7x-(70.9x)-
DPtech$182M$25M5.3x4.9x39.0x-
Yubico$226M$19M3.3x3.2x39.7x25.6x
Rapid7$860M$63M1.3x1.3x17.4x6.8x

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Common questions about Tines

When was Tines founded?Tines was founded in 2018.
Where is Tines headquartered?Tines is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.
Is Tines publicly listed?No, Tines is a private, VC-backed company.
What is Tines' valuation?Tines was last valued at $1.1B in its Series C in February 2025.
How much funding has Tines raised?Tines has raised $271M across 6 funding rounds.
What was Tines' last funding round?Tines' last funding round was a $125M Series C in February 2025, led by Goldman Sachs Growth Equity.
Who are Tines' investors?Tines' investors include Accel, Addition, Blossom Capital, Felicis, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Silicon Valley CISO Investments, Lux Capital, Index Ventures, SoftBank Group, Goldman Sachs Growth Equity and 1 other.
Which companies are comparable to Tines?Companies comparable to Tines include BigID, Sift, Iru, Phin Security, Mitek Systems and Red Violet.

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