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Discover Compass' revenue and EBITDA valuation multiples and M&A history, alongside public comparables like Balder, FirstService, Big Shopping Centers, Melisron and more.

Compass Overview

About Compass

Compass Inc provides an end-to-end platform that empowers residential real estate agents to deliver exceptional service to seller and buyer clients. The platform includes an integrated suite of cloud-based software for customer relationship management, marketing, client service and other critical functionality, all custom-built for the real estate industry and enabling core brokerage services. Business operations are conducted in the United States and earn revenue domestically.


Founded

2012

HQ

United States

Employees

2.5K

Financials (FY)

Revenue: $7B
EBITDA: $55M

EV

$10B

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Compass Financials

Compass reported last fiscal year revenue of $7B and EBITDA of $55M.

In the same fiscal year, Compass generated $1B in gross profit, $55M in EBITDA, and had net loss of ($59M).


Compass P&L

In the most recent fiscal year, Compass reported revenue of $7B and EBITDA of $55M.

Compass is unprofitable as of last fiscal year, with gross margin of 18%, EBITDA margin of 1%, and net margin of (1%).

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Last FY202320242025202620272028
Revenue$7B$5B$6B$7B
Gross Profit$1B$878M$995M$1B
Gross Margin18%18%18%18%
EBITDA$55M($216M)($66M)$55M
EBITDA Margin1%(4%)(1%)1%
EBIT Margin(0%)(6%)(3%)(0%)
Net Profit($59M)($321M)($154M)($59M)
Net Margin(1%)(7%)(3%)(1%)

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Compass Stock Performance

Compass has current market cap of $6B, and enterprise value of $10B.

Market Cap Evolution


Compass' stock price is $8.63.

Compass share price increased by 4.9% in the last 30 days, and by 37.4% in the last year.

Compass has an EPS (earnings per share) of $-0.08.

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EVMarket CapPrice 1DPrice 1MPrice 3MPrice 12MEPS
$10B$6B2.1%4.9%18.1%37.4%$-0.08

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Compass Valuation Multiples

Compass trades at 1.4x EV/Revenue multiple, and 183.1x EV/EBITDA.

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Compass Financial Valuation Multiples

As of June 3, 2026, Compass has market cap of $6B and EV of $10B.

Compass has a P/E ratio of (110.2x).

Last FY202320242025202620272028
EV/Revenue1.4x2.1x1.8x1.4x
EV/EBITDA183.1x(46.4x)(153.0x)183.1x
EV/EBITn/m(35.3x)(69.2x)n/m
EV/Gross Profit7.8x11.4x10.1x7.8x
P/E(110.2x)(20.1x)(41.8x)(110.2x)
EV/FCF49.4xn/m94.8x49.4x

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Compass Margins & Growth Rates

In the most recent fiscal year, Compass reported gross margin of 18%, EBITDA margin of 1%, and net margin of (1%).

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Compass Margins

Last FY20242025202720282029
Gross Margin18%18%18%
EBITDA Margin1%(1%)1%
EBIT Margin(0%)(3%)(0%)
Net Margin(1%)(3%)(1%)
FCF Margin3%2%3%

Compass Growth Rates

23/2424/2526/2727/2828/29
Revenue Growth15%24%
Gross Profit Growth13%29%
EBITDA Growth(70%)(184%)
EBIT Growth(49%)(81%)
Net Profit Growth(52%)(62%)
FCF Growth(385%)92%

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Compass Operational KPIs

Compass' revenue per employee in the last FY averaged $2.7M, while opex per employee averaged $0.5M for the same period.

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Last FY202320242025202620272028
Revenue per Employee$2.7M---
Opex per Employee$0.5M---
S&M Expenses to Revenue5%9%7%5%
G&A Expenses to Revenue2%3%3%2%
R&D Expenses to Revenue4%4%3%4%
Opex to Revenue19%24%20%19%

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Compass Competitors

Compass competitors include Balder, FirstService, Big Shopping Centers, Melisron, Opendoor, FIBRA Prologis, Colliers International, LEG Immobilien, RBR Desenvolvimento and WillScot.

Most Compass public comparables operate across Real Estate Services and PropTech.

EV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
Last FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Balder14.3x14.3x14.2x20.7x
FirstService1.4x1.3x13.4x13.2x
Big Shopping Centers14.4x-11.7x-
Melisron15.2x-11.4x-
Opendoor1.3x1.3x(67.0x)(88.5x)
FIBRA Prologis14.3x14.0x13.7x18.7x
Colliers International1.3x1.3x10.1x9.6x
LEG Immobilien9.8x14.4x10.2x20.7x

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Compass VC Funding History

Before going public, Compass raised $2B in total equity funding, across 9 rounds.

Last private valuation of Compass was $6B, after raising $370M in July 2019 from Alumni Ventures, CPP Investments, Dragoneer, and 4 other investors.


Compass Funding Rounds

DateStageRaised FromRaisedValuationRev. MultipleDeal Summary
Jul-19Series GAlumni Ventures; CPP Investments; Dragoneer; Glynn Capital Management; Qatar Investment Authority; SoftBank Group; Tech Pioneers Fund$370M$6BCompass is a New York-based real estate technology platform and brokerage founded in 2012 by Ori Allon and Robert Reffkin, combining listing services with agent brokerage, AI-powered pricing and staging tools, and CRM software via acquisitions like Contactually. It operates over 300 offices nationwide, targeting agents with technology to streamline paperwork, offer no-interest home improvement loans, and expand into commercial real estate across price brackets. The company serves 13,000 agents and differentiates through rapid scaling via brokerage acquisitions such as Alain Pinel Realtors and Stribling & Associates. In July 2019, Compass closed a $370 million Series G funding round at a $6.4 billion post-money valuation, up 45% from its prior $4.4 billion valuation after a $400 million Series F in September 2018, bringing total funding to $1.5 billion. Investors included CPP Investments (Canada Pension Plan Investment Board), Dragoneer Investment Group, Qatar Investment Authority, SoftBank Vision Fund (returning after prior investments including $450 million in 2017), Founders Fund, and others; Alumni Ventures and Tech Pioneers Fund align with reported participants. This matched the query's approximate July 30, 2019 date and investor list. Funds were allocated to platform software development, scaling operations, expanding East and West Coast engineering hubs (including a Seattle hub led by former Microsoft AI CTO Joseph Sirosh), global expansion, R&D growth, cloud/mobile/AI investments, and a redesigned consumer search app launching in August 2019. Compass reported 250% revenue growth in Q2 2019 vs. Q2 2018, three consecutive months of record revenue, and annual revenue increase of 250% over the prior year's second quarter, though not yet profitable, with revenue primarily from broker commissions. The raise positioned Compass for a potential IPO within 24 months, amid aggressive agent recruitment drawing lawsuits from competitors like Zillow and Realogy over practices and IP. It competed in a crowded proptech space with Zillow and Redfin, leveraging tech for transparency, data, and agent tools to capture market share in a cyclical real estate industry.
Sep-18Series FAlumni Ventures; Fidelity; IVP; Qatar Investment Authority; SoftBank Group$400M$4BCompass, a real estate technology platform empowering agents with data-driven tools for home transactions, raised $400 million in its Series F funding round on September 27, 2018, led by SoftBank Vision Fund and Qatar Investment Authority, with participation from IVP, Fidelity, and Wellington. The round valued the company at a post-money valuation of $4.4 billion, doubling its previous $2.2 billion valuation from the prior Series E of $550 million (including $450 million from SoftBank) less than a year earlier. This brought Compass's total funding to nearly $1.2 billion, funding domestic expansion, international growth, and investments in platform software, engineering hubs, cloud, mobile, and AI capabilities. The investment reflected SoftBank's aggressive push into proptech, marking their second major U.S. real estate bet that week alongside a $400 million round in Opendoor, amid a fragmented market where the largest player held just 1% share. Compass, founded in 2012 as Urban Compass and rebranded in 2015, had grown to over 300 offices across the U.S., positioning itself as a next-generation platform for residential real estate professionals with features like a concierge program fronting costs for home improvements. Subsequent rounds included a $370 million Series G in 2019 at $6.4 billion valuation with investors like Dragoneer and Canada Pension Plan. SoftBank's Vision Fund had committed billions to proptech since 2017, capitalizing on the sector's rapid funding growth from $520 million in 2013 to nearly $5 billion in 2018.
Dec-17Secondary - privateEmployee Stock Option Fund$50M--
Dec-17Series ESinai Capital Partners; SoftBank Group$400M$2BCompass is a real estate technology company building a modern platform that provides agents with tools to increase efficiency, sales volume, and commissions, while improving outcomes for buyers and sellers through data aggregation and mobile apps. The company focuses on partnering with top-performing agents to expand across major U.S. cities under its 'Compass Everywhere' vision. On December 7, 2017, Compass announced a $450 million investment led by SoftBank Vision Fund, described as the largest real estate technology investment in U.S. history, bringing total capital raised to $775 million. This round valued the company at $2.2 billion post-money, with funds allocated to national expansion, including recent launches like Chicago, and further technology development. Over the prior 24 months leading into the round, Compass had grown its agent population by 500 percent, with agents experiencing a 25 percent increase in commissions income in their first year. The investment propelled Compass into the upper ranks of New York tech startups, emphasizing its disruptive potential in the inefficient, fragmented real estate sector representing trillions in transaction volume. SoftBank highlighted Compass's end-to-end tech platform that supports agents and homebuyers beyond initial searches via diverse data streams. This 2017 round preceded further growth, including a subsequent $400 million Series F in September 2018 led by SoftBank Vision Fund and Qatar Investment Authority, valuing Compass at $4.4 billion and bringing total funding to nearly $1.2 billion. By 2018, Compass tripled its agent count to over 7,000, launched in additional markets like San Diego and Dallas, acquired Pacific Union International to become California's #1 independent brokerage, and tracked toward $34 billion in sales volume, more than doubling the prior year's $14.8 billion.
Nov-17Series EAlta Park Capital; Fidelity; Glynn Capital Management; IVP; Jonathan Keidan; Parkway Venture Capital; Wellington Management$100M$2B-
Aug-16Series D.406 Ventures; Founders Fund; Hedosophia; IVP; Jonathan Keidan; Thrive Capital; Wellington Management$75M$1BCompass is a technology-driven real estate platform and brokerage founded in 2013 by Ori Allon and Robert Reffkin, offering an ad-free listing site centered on broker listings for rentals and sales, charging transaction fees, and providing tools like real-time market reports via mobile app, agent-only apps for marketing, property valuation, and open houses. By August 2016, it operated 24 offices nationwide in markets including New York City (where it ranked fourth by sales volume), East Hampton (first), Washington D.C. (third), and Cambridge (second), with expansions planned for San Francisco and others. The company had achieved milestones like a national new development division with over $3 billion pipeline, a sports and entertainment division for celebrities and athletes, and transacting the fifth-largest U.S. residential sale at $110 million. On August 31, 2016, Compass raised $75 million in a Series D round led by Wellington Management, with participation from IVP, Thrive Capital, .406 Ventures, Founders Fund, and Jonathan Keidan, bringing total funding to $210 million. The round valued the company at over $1 billion, leapfrogging past unicorn status from its prior $800 million valuation in a $60 million Series C in September 2015. Funds were earmarked for accelerating growth into new markets like Miami, the Hamptons, and beyond, plus injecting transformative technology to enhance consumer and agent experiences in the fragmented real estate industry. Compass processed approximately $7 billion in annual sales volume, based partly on agents' historical performance, and had generated more than $100 million in revenue year-to-date in 2016, anticipating triple the revenue of 2015; it was profitable in key markets like New York City, D.C., and Boston. The platform competed against dominant sites like Zillow, Trulia, and Realtor.com by emphasizing advanced metric-based searches and quarterly reports, positioning itself to disrupt the antiquated sector alongside peers like Redfin and VTS.
Sep-15Series C.406 Ventures; Advance; Founders Fund; IVP; Jonathan Keidan; Kenneth Chenault; Marc Benioff; Prudence; Thrive Capital$60M$800MCompass, a New York-based technology-driven real estate platform founded in 2013 by Ori Allon and Robert Reffkin, raised $50 million in a funding round on September 15, 2015, led by IVP, with participation from investors including .406 Ventures, Advance, Founders Fund, Jonathan Keidan, Kenneth Chenault, Marc Benioff, Prudence, and Thrive Capital. The round valued the company at $800 million post-money, bringing total capital raised to $123 million including a prior $40 million round in July 2014. Compass provides proprietary data-driven tools and algorithms to agents for accurate home pricing, efficient selling, and seamless client interactions, focusing primarily on sales commissions from transactions while offering its software for free to agents. At the time of the round, Compass had achieved ten-fold revenue growth over the prior year and handled approximately $1 billion in listings, primarily in New York City where it doubled exclusive listings to over $1 billion and secured $2.5 billion in new developments. The company expanded to markets including Washington D.C., Miami, and planned further U.S. growth into Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle within 12 months. It reported 100% agent retention, over 100% agent population growth that year, and explosive business scaling, positioning itself against sites like Zillow, Trulia, and Redfin by empowering agents with local intelligence and big data. Compass's platform integrates exceptional agents with best-in-class technology, including a proprietary app for agents and consumer web/mobile platforms, aiming to revolutionize real estate decision-making. The funding supported national expansion and technology enhancements, with long-term potential to license tech to other firms. By 2015, it was named Mid-Size Business of the Year by the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce and operated offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn, D.C., and Miami.
Jul-14Series B.406 Ventures; Advance; Founders Fund; Jonathan Keidan; Kenneth Chenault; Marc Benioff; Three Tree Ventures; Thrive Capital$40M$360MCompass, originally launched as Urban Compass, is a New York-based real estate technology startup focused on rentals and sales, providing an ad-free platform centered on broker listings and charging transaction fees. In July 2014, it raised $40 million in a Series B funding round from investors including .406 Ventures, Advance Publications, Founders Fund, Jonathan Keidan, Kenneth Chenault, Marc Benioff, Three Tree Ventures, and Thrive Capital, achieving a post-money valuation of $360 million. This followed a prior $25 million raise less than a year earlier at a $150 million valuation, bringing total funding at that point to over $65 million. The round highlighted strong investor confidence despite industry skepticism, with returning backers like Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Advance Publications participating. Compass aimed to leverage its technology for advanced metric-based searches, market reports, and efficient pricing to compete in the real estate listing space dominated by Zillow, Trulia, and Realtor.com. At the time, operations were primarily in select markets like New York City, with plans for national expansion. Subsequent developments showed rapid growth: by September 2015, a $50 million round at $800 million valuation noted ten-fold revenue growth year-over-year, and by 2016, projections reached over $350 million in annual revenue with $14 billion in sales volume.
Sep-13Series A.406 Ventures; Alpaca VC; Founders Fund; Goldman Sachs; Jonathan Keidan; LeFrak; Three Tree Ventures; Thrive Capital$25M$150MCompass, originally launched as Urban Compass in 2013, is a New York-based real estate tech startup offering a hyperlocal platform for home rentals and sales, combining broker listings with advanced search features and a social network. In September 2013, it raised a $20 million Series A round from investors including .406 Ventures (as 406 Ventures), Founders Fund, Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Thrive Capital, and others matching the query, at a post-money valuation of $150 million. The funding valued the early-stage company amid its emergence from stealth, with plans to fuel growth in the hyperlocal real estate market. At the time, Urban Compass reported strong early traction, having doubled revenues two months post-launch in May 2013, and projecting $1 million in monthly revenue by October 2013, indicating a clear path to profitability despite plans for aggressive expansion. The platform emphasized high traffic and active user engagement on its main site. Founders positioned it as a transformative force in real estate through technology-driven intelligence. This 2013 round marked an early milestone for Compass, which later rebranded by dropping 'Urban' in 2015 and scaled significantly, raising subsequent rounds like $60 million in September 2015 and $75 million in 2016, achieving unicorn status over $1 billion valuation by 2016 with expansion into multiple markets and proprietary apps for agents and consumers.

Acquisitions by Compass

Compass has acquired 31 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Compass was on February 26th 2026. Compass acquired Rogers Healy and Associates for undisclosed valuation.

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Latest Acquisitions by Compass

Rogers Healy and Associates
Anywhere Real Estate
Colorado Home Realty
Cottingham Chalk
Description
Rogers Healy and Associates is a residential and commercial real estate firm founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
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Colorado Home Realty is a real estate agency operating in Highlands Ranch and Littleton, Colorado. It provides buyer and seller representation for single-family homes, condos, and townhomes in Douglas and Jefferson counties.
Cottingham Chalk is a Charlotte-headquartered real estate brokerage specializing in residential home sales and purchases in Mecklenburg County and surrounding North Carolina areas. Established in 2014, the firm employs over 100 agents and handles luxury properties alongside first-time buyer transactions.
HQ CountryUnited States-United StatesUnited States
HQ City
Dallas, TX
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Boston, MA
Charlotte, NC
Deal Date26 Feb 202622 Sep 20253 Sep 202529 Jul 2025
Valuationundisclosed$10Bundisclosedundisclosed
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About Compass

When was Compass founded?Compass was founded in 2012.
Where is Compass headquartered?Compass is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does Compass have?As of today, Compass has over 2K employees.
Who is the CEO of Compass?Compass' CEO is Robert Reffkin.
Is Compass publicly listed?Yes, Compass is a public company listed on NYSE.
What is the stock symbol of Compass?Compass trades under COMP ticker.
When did Compass go public?Compass went public in 2021.
Who are competitors of Compass?Compass main competitors include Balder, FirstService, Big Shopping Centers, Melisron, Opendoor, FIBRA Prologis, Colliers International, LEG Immobilien, RBR Desenvolvimento, WillScot.
What is the current market cap of Compass?Compass' current market cap is $6B.
What is the current revenue of Compass?Compass' last fiscal year revenue is $7B.
What is the current EV/Revenue multiple of Compass?Current revenue multiple of Compass is 1.4x.
Is Compass profitable?No, Compass is not profitable.
How many companies Compass has acquired to date?As of June 2026, Compass has acquired 31 companies.
What was the largest acquisition by Compass?$10B acquisition of Anywhere Real Estate on 22nd September 2025 was the largest M&A Compass has done to date.
What companies Compass acquired?Compass acquired Anywhere Real Estate, @properties, Christies International Real Estate, Pacific Union International, Compass, KVS Title, Modus, Contactually, Bold New York, Empire Realty Associates, and 21 other companies.
In how many companies Compass has invested to date?Compass hasn't invested in any companies yet (or none have been disclosed publicly).

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