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Linear is a San Francisco–rooted, fully remote product development platform founded in 2019 by Karri Saarinen, Jori Lallo, and Tuomas Artman. It combines high-performance issue tracking with projects, cycles, roadmaps, intake, insights, and a growing agent platform (Linear Agent, Loops, Coding Sessions, Triage Intelligence). The company has raised about $134M across seed through Series C — Seed and Series A led by Sequoia, Series B and Series C led by Accel — and was valued at $1.25B at the June 2025 Series C. Linear says it has been profitable since 2021 with negative lifetime burn. Customers include OpenAI, Cursor, Coinbase, Ramp, Automattic, and Cash App. The team is ~270 people and is hiring aggressively across product and GTM.
- Linear is a product development system for issue tracking, project planning, and AI-assisted workflows, purpose-built for modern software teams and coding agents.
- Founded in 2019 by Karri Saarinen (CEO), Jori Lallo (CPO), and Tuomas Artman (CTO); operates as a fully remote company across North America and Europe.
- Raised a $4.2M seed in November 2019 led by Sequoia Capital, followed by a $13M Series A in December 2020 also led by Sequoia.
- Raised a $35M Series B in September 2023 led by Accel (Miles Clements), with Sequoia, 01 Advisors, and operator angels participating.
- Closed an $82M Series C in June 2025 led by Accel at a $1.25B valuation (primary and secondary), bringing total funding to about $134M with Sequoia and 01A continuing to invest.
- Company states it has been growing and operating profitably since 2021, with more cash on hand than capital raised from investors (negative lifetime burn).
- Named customers on linear.app include OpenAI, Cursor, Coinbase, Ramp, Automattic, Brex, Scale, Cash App, Vercel, Perplexity, and Klaviyo.
- Pricing is freemium SaaS: Free, Basic at $10/user/month, Business at $16/user/month, and custom Enterprise tiers.
- Headcount is about 270 employees (201-500 range) with strong growth: roughly +69% YoY and +155% over two years per LinkedIn enrichment.
- Currently hiring across ~31 open roles concentrated in GTM and Product (Ashby ATS), spanning North America, Europe, London, and Australia.
- Recent product momentum (July 2026) centers on Linear Agent features: Loops recurring workflows, Claude Opus in Coding Sessions, document editing by Agent, and pooled AI seat credits for Business/Enterprise.
Natalie Strattonin/natalie-stratton-4510888bOperationsExecutive Assistant to Chief Executive Officer
Natália Moreira Zanetti Hortain/nat%C3%A1lia-moreira-zanetti-horta-52232a371GTMRepresentante de desenvolvimento de vendas
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Frequently asked questions
What is Autumn?
People research as a primitive. Autumn resolves fragmented information on the web into an index of every person in the world: relationships, work history, contact info, and digital footprint. Agents query it for whatever you need, from a prospect list to a background check.
How is Autumn different from ZoomInfo, Clay, or Apollo?
Those are databases and workflow tools. You get the rows they already have. Autumn runs live research at request time: agents read news, filings, registries, code, job posts, and social the way an analyst would, then assemble the answer.
You also get what no database has indexed yet. Agents watch incorporation filings, event pages, and launch pages, so new companies show up in Autumn first.
Who is Autumn built for?
Sales teams researching accounts, recruiters sourcing candidates, investors mapping markets, and risk teams screening people and companies. Anyone who needs deep research at scale instead of another static list.
Where does the data come from?
The open web: incorporation filings, LinkedIn, X, GitHub, event pages, news, code, and company sites. Every cell links back to its sources, so you can check any claim in one click.
Can I use Autumn programmatically?
Yes. The same agents are available over the API. Find companies, enrich rows, build profiles, or run screening from inside your own product.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
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