CohereISO/NSO

Cohere equity calculator: value your options at the $5.5B Series D valuation

Calculate the current value of your Cohere equity using secondary market data and four independent valuation methods. Based on the Series D at $5.5B. Free, no account required.

Cohere — current market snapshot
Last primary round
$5.5B
Series D · 2024-07
Secondary market
No recent verified signal
Annual revenue (ARR)
$0.1B
+80% YoY
Equity type
ISO/NSO
Strike: $18–$28

Key things to know

  • Cohere last closed round: Series D at $5.5B — enterprise LLM platform.
  • Secondary market implies ~$5.9B, a slight premium to the last round.
  • Typical strike price range: $18–$28 depending on grant year.
  • No near-term IPO expected; 2028+ at earliest.

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Liquidity outlook for Cohere

No near-term IPO expected. Secondary indication near primary round valuation. Company likely 2028+ at earliest; patient equity required.

As an option holder, you'll need to exercise your ISO/NSO to own shares. Strike price, exercise cost, and tax treatment (ISO vs NSO) all matter. Model carefully with a CPA.

Frequently asked questions

What is my Cohere equity worth right now?
Cohere's Series D1 (2025) valued the company at $7B. Secondary market data (Hiive, Forge, Caplight) gives a live read on implied valuation — PrivatePulse tracks this and updates every week. Gross value per option = (secondary share price − your strike price). Multiply by your vested count, then subtract taxes. The PrivatePulse calculator handles all of this automatically.
When will Cohere go public or offer liquidity?
Cohere is at $7.0B — still in an early-to-mid growth stage. An IPO is likely 4–6 years away at minimum. Liquidity before then typically requires a tender offer or secondary sale approved by the company.
What is the Cohere strike price for employee options?
Strike prices at Cohere vary by grant year and cohort. Recent grants typically carry strikes in the $0–$28 range per share. Your grant agreement shows your exact 409A strike. With Cohere now implying ~$7B, the intrinsic value per option is (current secondary price per share − your strike); enter your numbers in the PrivatePulse calculator to see the full picture including AMT and vesting schedule.
What's the difference between Cohere ISOs and NSOs?
Cohere typically grants a mix of Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) and Non-Qualified Stock Options (NSOs). ISOs: exercised spread is not taxed as income — instead it creates an AMT preference item. Long-term capital gains treatment is available if you hold shares 2 years from grant and 1 year from exercise. NSOs: exercised spread is ordinary income immediately — simpler but less tax-efficient. Both types require payment of the strike price to exercise. Use the PrivatePulse calculator to model the after-tax outcome under ISO vs NSO treatment at the current $7B implied valuation.