Turning to deal statistics in Q1 2026, the median disclosed Tech M&A transaction size in the Online-Offline Commerce sector was $230M, with only 20% of transactions disclosing financial terms. Dealmaking spanned a wide range – from $2.3M to $1.2B – highlighting continued dispersion in deal scale. Valuation multiples remained disciplined, with a median EV/Sales of 1.9x, compared to public peers trading at 0.97x EV/Sales and 15.8x EV/EBITDA. Notably, SaaS-based businesses accounted for 62% of sellers, while 24% were developing deep-tech capabilities such as AI, reinforcing sustained buyer appetite for scalable, technology-driven models despite selective disclosure in private markets.

From a valuation perspective, early exit benchmarks in Q1 2026 point to strong premiums in certain digital subsectors. Disclosed Online Marketing & E-Commerce transactions achieved exit revenue multiples of up to 7.5x, reflecting demand for solutions directly tied to revenue generation and customer acquisition, while CRM transactions clustered around a more moderate 2.6x. Together, these dynamics suggest buyers remain willing to pay up for assets that offer clear growth impact, recurring revenue, and strategic differentiation early in the year.

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