The companies that prove the power law
From the funded-startup funnel down to the unicorns, decacorns and gigacorns that anchor the global outcome universe. Filter by sector, region, revenue milestone or valuation tier — and open selected company profiles.
Dealroom tracks 3,587 unicorns ($1–10B), 375 decacorns ($10–100B), 29 centicorns ($100B+) and 7 gigacorns ($1T+) — plus 2,883 thoroughbreds with $100M+ annual revenue. 184 companies became unicorns since April 2026.
From funded cohort to gigacorn
The full global funnel — every sector, every region — narrowing through each round and outcome tier, Pre-Seed at the wide end, gigacorns at the tip. Pick a sector or region to zoom in. Source: Dealroom Power Law funnel sheet.
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When & where unicorns are minted
Every company that ever reached a verified $1B+ valuation or exit, timed by the year it became a unicorn. Compare countries, cities or whole regions — as a cumulative stock or new unicorns per year — then copy a link that reproduces the exact view.
Unicorns minted over time
Compare any two ecosystems. Or three.
Line up countries against cities, whole sectors against single hubs, or combinations — New York fintech vs London fintech. Unicorns minted over time, plus efficiency ratios like unicorns per $B of VC and per million people.
Ecosystem head-to-head
Unicorns & thoroughbreds by sector
A sector breakdown of the Power Law universe. Use the four filters below the table to scope by region, ownership, VC backing or exit status — counts update inline.
Unicorns & thoroughbreds by sector
A sector overview table calculated from the underlying Power Law company sheet. Counts are inclusive: a company can appear in revenue and valuation columns when it qualifies for both. Valuation columns bucket each company by the highest tier it ever reached, VC-backed is the default lens, and every count covers companies founded since 1990. The four filters below scope the sector counts but don't affect the market map further down.
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Where unicorns are biggest
The typical latest valuation of $1B+ companies, broken out two ways — by sector × region, and by host city. Toggle between the median, top quartile and top decile to see where the heavy-tail outcomes cluster.
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Private unicorns & thoroughbreds are worth $10T+
Every unicorn and $100M+ revenue thoroughbred plotted as a bubble, sized by latest valuation and grouped by region. Click any region bubble to split it into sub-regions, or switch the ownership toggle to public companies or both.
Power Law company market map
Every sector sized by its share of the matching outcomes, each block split into its largest subcategories. Covers companies founded since 1990; tiers reflect the highest valuation a company ever reached. Only selected companies are named on this public page; the +N chips count the outcomes behind them, which full Dealroom access opens up.
Outcome definition
Revenue outcomes ($100M+ thoroughbreds) and valuation outcomes (unicorn tiers) are separate. A company can be both — Revolut is a thoroughbred and a centicorn. Valuation tiers bucket each company by the highest valuation it ever reached.
Unicorn timeline
The timeline chart counts companies with a verified $1B+ valuation or exit by the year they became unicorns, straight from Dealroom's live unicorn flag. The "HQ or founding" lens credits relocated companies to both places.
Revenue milestones
Thoroughbreds have $100M+ annual revenue. All counts cover companies founded since 1990, so a 19th-century conglomerate that later crossed a threshold stays out.
Public preview
Counts come from the Dealroom Power Law outcome sheet. The public page intentionally names only selected examples.
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