FY2026 filing reports a $189 million GAAP net loss, continued history of losses, intense competition, cybersecurity and AWS-dependency risks, and concentrated voting control under the dual-class structure.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
Asana, Inc. is a public software company whose mission is to help teams coordinate work. Its current positioning is an operating system for human-agent teams, combining work management, workflow orchestration, and AI.
Primary product
Asana work-management platform: projects, tasks, goals, portfolios, workflows, collaboration, integrations, and AI products including AI Studio and AI Teammates.
Founded
2008
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1,700–1,900 (1,767 as of January 31, 2026)
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Software
Sub-industry
Work management, project management, collaboration, and productivity SaaS
Offices
Business model
Stage
Public company; post-IPO / late-stage
Total raised
$453M
Latest round
Undisclosed late-stage round / post-IPO financing · Aug 2020
Nov 2018 · Generation Investment Management
Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Co-founder and Board Chair
Co-founder
Aziz Megji
Chief Financial Officer
Office-centric hybrid culture with emphasis on customer focus, clarity, iteration, collaboration, ownership, empathy, inclusion, and belonging. Asana reports Fortune Best Workplaces recognition and a 4.1/5 overall employee-engagement score in its latest filing.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
Public job postings show location- and role-specific base salary bands, plus equity and—in many sales roles—incentive compensation. Asana says it conducts annual pay-equity audits and offers competitive cash compensation and equity; benefits vary by country and role.
Benefits
Pricing
Tiered, seat-based SaaS plans—Personal, Starter, Advanced, Enterprise, and Enterprise+—with a free tier and trials; AI features may use separate or consumption-based pricing. AI Teammates was reported at $15/user/month, but availability and packaging can change.
Differentiators
Technology
Estimated revenue
$790.8M actual FY2026; approximately $850M–$864M FY2027 guidance
Estimated monthly visits
45.8M
FY2026 filing reports a $189 million GAAP net loss, continued history of losses, intense competition, cybersecurity and AWS-dependency risks, and concentrated voting control under the dual-class structure.
SourceCo-founder Dustin Moskovitz stepped down as CEO and became Board Chair; Dan Rogers became CEO, marking a significant leadership transition.
SourceComputerworld · Jun 2026
Asana introduced AI Dash and expanded AI Teammates and integrations, building on the Work Graph and StackAI acquisition.
The Next Web · May 2026
Third-party reporting estimated the StackAI transaction at $75M and described its strategic role in cross-system AI-agent workflows; official terms were not disclosed.
Asana / SEC filing · May 2026
Q1 FY2027 revenue was $205.1M, up 9.5% year over year; Asana announced the StackAI acquisition and appointed Aziz Megji CFO.
Asana Investor Relations · Mar 2026
FY2026 revenue reached $790.8M, with improving operating margins and a $160M increase to the share-repurchase authorization.
148 jobs at Asana
Feb 2018 · Generation Investment Management
Mar 2016 · Sam Altman
Jul 2012 · Founders Fund
Nov 2009 · Andreessen Horowitz / Benchmark
Prachi Gore
Chief Marketing Officer
Kevin Knieriem
Chief Revenue Officer
Lorrie Norrington
Lead Independent Director
Customers
Competitors
Asana Investor Relations · Jun 2025
Dan Rogers was named CEO effective July 21, 2025, succeeding co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, who became Board Chair.
Asana announced acquisition of StackAI, a no-code AI-agent and workflow-automation company. Third-party reporting estimated consideration at approximately $75 million; Asana did not disclose official financial terms in the cited announcement.