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Sage - About the company

Sage is a public company based in Newcastle Upon Tyne (United Kingdom), founded in 1981 by Paul Milford Muller, Timon Sotiropoulos, Graham Wylie and Simonetta Turek. It operates as a Provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions for accounting, finance, and people management. Sage has raised an undisclosed amount in funding. The company has 6872 active competitors, including 402 funded and 344 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Ramp, Intuit and Airtable.

Company Details

Provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions for accounting, finance, and people management. It leverages AI and machine learning to support accounting, people, payroll, and financial management needs. Its products integrate features like invoice, inventory management, reporting, and compliance tools.
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Founded Year
1981
Location
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Stage
Public
Latest Funding Round
Investors
Ranked
Annual Revenue
£0 - £1M as on Dec 31, 2020
Employee Count
11,074 as on Dec 31, 2025
Investment & Acquisitions
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Exit Details
Public

Sage's IPO details

Sage got listed on Jun 10, 2013.
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Sage's funding and investors

Sage has raised funding over 14 rounds. Its first funding round was on Sep 30, 2008. Sage has 37 institutional investors and 12 angel investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Sage:lockFilter this list
Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Dec 16, 2019
1945844
Post IPO
4966987
6052221
2352111
4565893
May 06, 2019
7360032
Post IPO
7527088
8957100
8238977
Mar 18, 2019
9746670
Post IPO
9412290
4392060
2180983
8554628
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Sage's founders and board of directors

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Sage's Board of Directors

Sage's board has 2 active members. Mandy Loraine Canning and Nicholas Robert Canning are independent board members.
Here is the list of Sage's board of directors:
Name
Type
Representing
Status
Duration
Independent board member
-
Current
10y 10m
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Independent board member
-
Current
4y 6m

Sage's employee count trend

Sage has 11,074 employees as of Dec 25. The total employee count is 1.0% more than what it was in Dec 24. Here is Sage's employee count trend over the years:
Employee count trend for Sage
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Sage's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Sage include Ramp, Intuit and Airtable. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Sage, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Ramp
Ramp
2019, New York City (United States), Series F
Provider of a platform for spend management, corporate cards, and payables
$3.22B
84/100
2nd
Logo for Intuit
Intuit
1983, Mountain View (United States), Public
Provider of financial, accounting, tax preparation, and marketing automation software
-
83/100
3rd
Logo for Airtable
Airtable
2013, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Cloud and AI based low code workflow and app development platform
$1.35B
82/100
4th
Logo for The Access Group
The Access Group
1991, Loughborough (United Kingdom), Late Stage
Provider of business management software for diverse commercial industry sectors
$1.49B
79/100
5th
Logo for Sage
Sage
1981, Newcastle Upon Tyne (United Kingdom), Public
Provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions for accounting, finance, and people management
-
78/100
6th
Logo for Deltek
Deltek
1983, Herndon (United States), Acquired
Cloud based enterprise resource planning software provider for multi industries
$107M
77/100
7th
Logo for Visma
Visma
1996, Oslo (Norway), Acquired
Developer of cloud software for business management and accounting tasks
-
77/100
8th
Logo for Pennylane
Pennylane
2020, Paris (France), Series E
Cloud-based financial management and accounting software platform
$442M
77/100
9th
Logo for ContaAzul
ContaAzul
2012, Joinville (Brazil), Acquired
Online accounting and invoicing solutions for SMBs
$40.9M
76/100
10th
Logo for Appian
Appian
1999, Reston (United States), Public
Cloud based low code application development and automation platform
$47.5M
76/100
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Sage's Investments and acquisitions

Sage has made 7 investments in companies including MyPocketSkill and Visus Therapeutics. Sage has also acquired 30 companies including Doyen AI and Criterion.
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Date of Investment/Acquisition
Type
Company Name
Founded Year
Location
Apr 28, 2026
Acquisition
2024
Boston (United States)
Oct 06, 2025
Acquisition
1984
Norwalk (United States)
Aug 08, 2025
Investments
2017
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Reports related to Sage

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News related to Sage

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Media has covered Sage for a total of 64 events in the last 1 year, 30 of them have been about company updates and 14 about partnerships.
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Sage chief says data centres not needed across UKDaily Business•Sep 24, 2026•Sage
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