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Modal announces $750M Series D at $15.75B valuation and $1B annualized run rate

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Modal announces it has raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by Accel, and has crossed a $1B annualized run rate.

The company says in its October 14, 2026 X post that usage has tripled since its Series C and revenue has grown more than 15x year over year. Investor Paige Bailey and Elad Gil repost the same figures, which repeat Modal's own announcement rather than independently confirm it.

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  1. Elad GilX
    Modal crosses $1B annualized run rate and raises $750M Series D at $15.75B valuation

    AIModal says it has crossed $1B in annualized run rate and raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by Accel. The company reports usage has tripled and grown more than 15x year-over-year since its Series C.

  2. 👩‍💻 Paige BaileyXPick
    Modal crosses $1B annualized run rate and raises $750M Series D at $15.75B valuation

    AIModal says it has crossed a $1B annualized run rate and raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by Accel. Since its Series C, usage has tripled and revenue has grown more than 15x year over year. Paige Bailey, a Modal investor, congratulated the team and praised its Python developer experience for running code on GPUs in seconds.

  3. ModalOfficial
    Modal passes $1B annualized run rate and raises $750M Series D at $15.75B valuation

    AIModal says it has crossed $1B in annualized run rate and raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by Accel. The company says usage has tripled since its Series C and grown more than 15x year over year.

    Video from @modal's post

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