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Tulip provides a no-code platform for frontline operations teams to build manufacturing apps, track work instructions, and collect data. Raised $175M from NEA and others. Used by Cummins, GE, and Hasbro. Strong product-market fit in discrete manufacturing.

Tulip democratizes MES and shopfloor digitization for manufacturers who can't afford traditional industrial software stacks.

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At a glance

Total raised

$272.5M

last round series d

Headcount

201-500

approximate · public range

Headquarters

Somerville

USA

Founded

2014

12 years active

Status

Private

Industrial Software & Digital Twins

Latest valuation

$1.3B

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Date	Stage	Amount	Valuation	Lead investors
Jan 15, 2026	Series D	$120M	$1.3B	Mitsubishi Electric
Aug 10, 2021	Series C	$100M	—

AI bull / bear

Bull case

Tulip owns the wedge into the massive, underserved tail of discrete manufacturing. Traditional MES vendors like Siemens and Rockwell sell seven-figure, multi-year deployment projects that only the top 5% of factories can stomach. Tulip's no-code platform drops the barrier to entry entirely — a plant manager can wire up a digital work instruction or quality check in hours, not months. That is why Cummins, GE, and Hasbro are live customers, and why NEA wrote a $175M check. The product-market fit is real: frontline teams hate clunky ERP bolt-ons, and Tulip gives them a modern alternative that actually gets used. As manufacturers face relentless pressure to track traceability data and prove compliance, Tulip's land-and-expand motion — starting with one line, spreading plant-wide — creates a natural growth flywheel. If even a fraction of the 300,000+ mid-market discrete manufacturers in North America adopt Tulip, this is a billion-dollar revenue business.

Bear case

Tulip operates in a space that every industrial giant is circling. Siemens, Rockwell, and ABB all have low-code or no-code MES plays in development, and they own the installed base, the systems integrator relationships, and the OT security credentials that factories demand. Tulip's $175M war chest sounds large until you compare it to the R&D budgets of industrial conglomerates. Worse, Tulip's no-code value proposition — speed and ease of use — can become a liability in regulated environments. When a pharma or aerospace customer needs GxP or AS9100 validation, a platform built for speed often struggles with audit trails, change control, and data integrity. The company's deepest traction is in light manufacturing (toys, consumer goods), where switching costs are low. A recession that squeezes CapEx budgets could freeze Tulip's expansion precisely when its larger competitors lean in with bundled, validated offerings.

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Rony Kubat

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