What is ElevenLabs worth?

Spearhead's calibrated mark for ElevenLabs is $3.3B as of 2026-06-10, with an 80% conformal interval of $1.4B–$7.8B (illustrative/backtest).

How is ElevenLabs's valuation calculated?

The mark blends typed observations from publicly reported events on a disclosed recency half-life; the interval comes from split conformal prediction on walk-forward residuals, widened by staleness. Full methodology: https://pegasusthreesixty.com/methodology

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ElevenLabs

Name: ElevenLabs pre-IPO valuation mark (Spearhead)
License: https://pegasusthreesixty.com/methodology

AI voice and audio generation platform. Latest public mark is the 2025 Series C.

$3.3B[$1.4B – $7.8B]0.0%

80% BAND · AS OF 2026-06-10 · STALENESS 496D · CONFIDENCE 73% · 1 SOURCES · METHODOLOGY v0.2.0 →

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Observed	Type	Implied valuation	Source	Quality	In mark	Cited
2025-01-30	Funding round	$3.3B	ElevenLabs announcement	0.90	INPUT	VERIFIED

This page is a backtest replay of publicly reported events. Indicative valuations, not transactable prices. Underlying assets are illiquid; inputs are limited to publicly reported events with source attribution. Pegasus Three Sixty and SpearHead are an information-only valuation product, do not hold client balances, and do not provide investment recommendations. Reported valuations inherit the share-count basis of the cited articles; bases differ between outlets and are recorded in event notes.