Sigma Computing
Sigma Computing is an Analytics & BI company founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, United States. It has raised $661.3M in total funding, most recently a Series E in 2026 at a $3B valuation.
Sigma Computing was founded in 2014 by Rob Woollen and Jason Frantz out of Sutter Hill Ventures, the firm that incubated Snowflake, where Woollen served as an entrepreneur-in-residence. The company bet that the cloud data warehouse would become the center of enterprise analytics and built a spreadsheet-like interface that queries warehouse data live, with no extracts and no SQL required. Mike Palmer, previously Chief Product Officer at Druva, took over as CEO from Woollen in May 2020. Revenue grew 100% year-over-year for four consecutive years through its $200M Series D at a $1.5B valuation in May 2024, and Sigma crossed $200M in ARR in April 2026 while still doubling annually. In May 2026 it raised an $80M Series E at a $3.0B valuation led by Princeville Capital, with strategic checks from Databricks Ventures, ServiceNow Ventures, and Workday Ventures, and is pushing into agentic analytics with Sigma Agents, its fastest-adopted product ever.
Sigma is the leading independent bet that BI belongs natively on the cloud warehouse: both Snowflake Ventures and Databricks Ventures are investors, and its spreadsheet interface turns non-technical business users into direct consumers of live warehouse data, positioning Sigma as the analytics and agent layer of the modern data stack against Tableau, Power BI, and Looker.
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