Seven public B2B software companies reported annualized revenue growth exceeding 30% in the most recent quarter, according to saastr.com. This figure is derived by multiplying the quarter's revenue by four, providing a rough but comparable measure across firms. The data highlights a sharp decline in high-growth SaaS companies compared to previous years, underscoring a shift in market dynamics as of mid-2026.
The SaaS Capital Index data for June 30, 2026, which covers 58 companies reporting both growth and valuation multiples, reveals a similar distribution. Among these, 18 companies grew under 10%, 23 between 10% and 20%, 11 between 20% and 30%, and only six surpassed 30%. This pattern confirms that rapid growth above 30% is now rare among public B2B SaaS firms, with scale not necessarily a differentiator since large firms like Atlassian narrowly missed the threshold by two percentage points.
This trend contrasts with 2021 when the median growth rate for SaaS companies was above 30%, indicating a significant slowdown in the sector. The median growth rate has shifted to the 90th percentile, meaning that an 18% growth rate now places a company among the top performers. This shift reflects broader market maturation and possibly changing investor expectations for B2B SaaS firms, as rapid expansion becomes less common and more difficult to sustain.
The SaaS Capital Index and saastr.com data together provide a snapshot of the current B2B SaaS landscape, showing only a handful of companies maintaining growth rates above 30% annually. This data was compiled from earnings releases and index reports as of June 30, 2026.