Docusign, Inc.

DOCU

Docusign, Inc.

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for Docusign, Inc..

R40: 43 · 2027 Q2 $13.02B
$66.27
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DocuSign, Inc. provides an intelligent agreement-management platform that enables organizations to prepare, sign, act on, and manage contracts electronically. Core products include eSignature, Contract Lifecycle Management, and related identity, payments, and AI-assisted agreement tools sold primarily as subscriptions to businesses of all sizes.

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Median 41.8 Above 40 0–40 Below 0
36
Q3
45
2025 Q4
37
Q1
36
Q2
41
Q3
50
2026 Q4
44
Q1
43
2027 Q2 40 0 Mix
ANALYST RATINGS
Hold $59
Consensus as of Sep 3, 2026
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Citigroup Neutral $50
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2026-04-10
BofA Securities Underperform $52
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2026-03-31
Jefferies Hold $45
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2026-02-23
BTIG Research Buy $88
Initiated
2025-12-17
Wells Fargo Equal Weight $80
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2025-06-13

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DOCU FORWARD MODEL $79.28 +20%
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Background

Company History

Exchange
NASDAQ
IPO Date
Apr 27, 2018
Shares Outstanding
196.5M
2003
Incorporated in Washington

Docusign, Inc. is incorporated in the State of Washington in April 2003; it reincorporates in Delaware in March 2015.

2018
Nasdaq IPO at $29

Prices 21.7 million shares at $29.00 on 26 April and begins trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on 27 April 2018.

2021
The pandemic peak

Fiscal 2021 revenue rises 49% as remote work makes electronic signature a default; the comparison base this creates shapes every subsequent year.

2022
Allan Thygesen becomes chief executive

Google's Americas advertising chief is hired in September 2022 and takes over in October, tasked with finding growth beyond the core e-signature product.

2024
Convertible notes repaid and IAM launched

Repays $689.9 million of 2024 convertible senior notes in the January 2024 quarter, ending the year with no borrowings, and launches the Intelligent Agreement Management platform at Momentum in April.

2026
Record free cash flow and a $2.0 billion buyback increase

Fiscal 2026 closes with record operating margin and free cash flow, $869.1 million of repurchases, and a $2.0 billion increase to the repurchase authorisation announced alongside the January quarter results.

Leadership

Key Players

Allan Thygesen
President, Chief Executive Officer & Director
Allan Thygesen
Chief executive since October 2022, hired out of Google where he was President, Americas & Global Partners running the advertising business, and earlier a managing director and partner in The Carlyle Group's US venture and growth funds. Took over a company whose pandemic growth rate had collapsed and has spent his tenure converting a single-product e-signature vendor into what Docusign calls Intelligent Agreement Management - while buying back stock hard enough to take diluted shares from 215 million in the January 2025 quarter to 196 million in the April 2026 quarter.

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Blake Grayson
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
CFO since June 2023, previously CFO of The Trade Desk and before that more than a decade at Amazon in finance leadership, including VP Finance for the International Consumer business. Owns the guidance and the capital-return programme that consumed $869.1 million of buybacks in fiscal 2026 and another $317.5 million in the April 2026 quarter alone.
Paula Hansen
President & Chief Revenue Officer
Runs global go-to-market, joined in August 2024 from Alteryx where she was president and CRO; earlier CRO of SAP Customer Experience and nineteen years at Cisco. The IAM attach she is chasing reached 12.6% of annual recurring revenue by April 2026, against 2.3% fifteen months earlier.
Sagnik Nandy
Chief Technology Officer & EVP, Engineering
Came from Okta, where he was president and chief development officer for Workforce Identity after joining as its CTO, and before that fifteen years at Google building the measurement and analytics products. Owns Iris, the agreement AI engine Docusign put at the centre of the IAM platform.
James Beer
Chair of the Board of Directors Board
On the board since August 2020 and independent board chair since February 2026, part of the governance rotation Docusign completed in fiscal 2026. Career CFO: Atlassian most recently, and before that McKesson, Symantec and American Airlines.
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