Wiz vs 1Password: employee equity compared
Secondary market prices, valuation trajectory, equity structure, and liquidity outlook for employees choosing between Wiz and 1Password.
Wiz
Agentless cloud security platform that analyses the entire cloud environment — VMs, containers, serverless, data — in minutes without deploying agents.
IPO plausible 2027–2029 if growth trajectory holds. Secondary indication near primary round valuation. Liquidity may come via tender offer or strategic acquisition before listing.
High NRR cybersecurity; ISO/NSO options; strategic M&A common at scale
1Password
Enterprise password manager and extended access management platform trusted by 100,000+ businesses including IBM, Slack, and 25% of Fortune 100.
IPO possible 2027–2029 once ARR milestones are hit. Strategic M&A also plausible in consolidating sector.
High NRR cybersecurity; ISO/NSO options; strategic M&A common at scale
Key differences for employees
Equity structure
Wiz grants ISO/NSO with strike prices ranging from $32–$48 depending on your grant year. 1Password grants ISO/NSO with strike prices from $20–$30.
Secondary market premium
The secondary market is pricing Wiz at a +17% premium over its last primary round ($12B → $14B). 1Password trades at +-9% over its last round ($6.8B → $6.2B). A higher secondary premium signals stronger investor demand and potentially better near-term liquidity for employees looking to sell.
Revenue and growth
Wiz runs at $0.5B ARR, growing +100% YoY (very fast). 1Password runs at $0.3B ARR, growing +32% YoY (solid). Revenue growth rate matters for equity because it drives the peer-multiple valuation — the method most correlated with exit multiples.
Liquidity timeline
Wiz: IPO plausible 2027–2029 if growth trajectory holds. Secondary indication near primary round valuation. Liquidity may come via tender offer or strategic acquisition before listing.
1Password: IPO possible 2027–2029 once ARR milestones are hit. Strategic M&A also plausible in consolidating sector.
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