Weights & BiasesISO/NSO

Weights & Biases equity calculator: value your options at the $1.25B Series C valuation

Calculate the current value of your Weights & Biases equity using secondary market data and four independent valuation methods. Free, no account required.

Weights & Biases — current market snapshot
Last primary round
$1.25B
Series C · 2021-10
Secondary market
No recent verified signal
Annual revenue (ARR)
$0.1B
+35% YoY
Equity type
ISO/NSO
Strike: $5–$10

Key things to know

  • Weights & Biases last closed round: Series C at $1.25B — MLOps experiment tracking platform.
  • Secondary market implies ~$1.3B, in line with the primary round.
  • Typical strike price range: $5–$10 depending on grant year.
  • Early-stage — IPO 4–6+ years away.

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Liquidity outlook for Weights & Biases

Early-stage — IPO 4–6+ years away. High-risk, high-upside equity. Liquidity most likely via acquisition or late-stage tender.

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 Weights & Biases equity worth right now?
Weights & Biases's Acquisition (CoreWeave) (2025) valued the company at $2B. 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. Note: Weights & Biases has since exited the private market — refer to the exit terms for current value.
When will Weights & Biases go public or offer liquidity?
Weights & Biases was acquired by CoreWeave in an all-stock deal valued at approximately $1.4–1.7B, completed May 2025. E. Employees with vested equity should refer to the exit terms for current liquidation details.
What is the Weights & Biases strike price for employee options?
Strike prices at Weights & Biases vary by grant year and cohort. Recent grants typically carry strikes in the $0–$10 range per share. Your grant agreement shows your exact 409A strike. With Weights & Biases now implying ~$2B, 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 Weights & Biases ISOs and NSOs?
Weights & Biases 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 $2B implied valuation.