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New Relic

AI · San Francisco, United States · Founded 2008 · IPO 2014

Digital performance monitoring and management

Valuation $5.13B
Revenue $1.42B
EBITDA $314M

Investors

13 investors on New Relic's cap table

Sourced from Dealroom's funding history. Investor profile links are shown where available.

Series A 1 investor entered at this stage

Global footprint

Where New Relic has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
32 countries with
team presence
🇺🇸 United States47%
🇮🇳 India29.4%
🇪🇸 Spain9.1%
🇮🇪 Ireland3.9%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom2.1%
Top 5 of 32 shown
Web traffic by country
1.5M monthly visits
across markets
🇺🇸 United States29.1%
🇮🇳 India21.8%
🇯🇵 Japan5.7%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom5.2%
🇦🇺 Australia4.5%
Top 5 markets shown

Talent graph

The shape of New Relic's talent

Dealroom maps New Relic's team person by person — pinpointing the standout operators and scoring them across the six dimensions investors underwrite. The counts and shape below are a public preview; the named individuals and exact scores live in the platform.

10 standout operatorsDealroom-flagged across the org
20 AI specialistsincl. 3 core researchers
3,048 employees mappedperson by person
DimensionScore
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Source: Dealroom Talent Intelligence. Public profiles show counts and the team's shape only — request a demo for the named individuals, per-person seniority and tenure, and team benchmarks vs peers.

Patent intelligence

$14M patent portfolio · 30 active families

Estimated portfolio value
$14M
0.27% of market cap · 9.5× smaller than top peer Cloudflare ($131M)
30 active patent families
Where New Relic innovates Berkeley Packet FilterComputer engineeringData miningData scienceDistributed computing

Where New Relic concentrates vs peers

Each axis is a top-10 topic across New Relic and its closest peers. #1 = 100, #10 = 10, absent = 0.

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Source: Dealroom Patent Intelligence · Patsnap. Request a demo for the full per-sub-category breakdown, individual records, and quality-score history.

Capital deployed

New Relic's 9 investments and acquisitions.

Every disclosed deal where New Relic appeared as a backer or acquirer, 2014–2021. Toggle between venture rounds, M&A, or both. The map below is grouped by the target company's sector — the colored pill on each chip is the round type.

Portfolio analysis

9 deals across New Relic's capital deployment.

Where the deals concentrate by sector, stage, and decade.

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        01 · Deployment strategy vs peers

        Where New Relic deploys vs peers

        Each axis is a Dealroom topic tag — picked from the cluster's most-tagged themes. Values are normalized per axis: the peer with the highest tag-coverage on that axis sits at the edge, others scale relative to them. Toggle between M&A, venture, or both.

        Compare against

        02 · Portfolio market map

        New Relic's portfolio, mapped.

        Each chip is one company. Pill colour shows round type — green for Seed, blue for Series A, purple for B/C+, pink for late-stage, amber for M&A. Bigger sectors keep their full list behind “+ N more”.

        Stage
        Period
        9 of 9 deals

        Market sentiment

        What the market is saying about New Relic

        An AI-synthesized read of the highest-engagement posts about New Relic on X over the past 7 days. We rank by likes & retweets, ignore corporate channels, and surface the themes that broke out from real people.

        Reading the room on X — pulling top posts and synthesizing themes…

        Source: X recent search ranked by engagement (likes + retweets) · Synthesis by Claude · Cached for 1 hour

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