Valuation · 2016
$3M
2024 Revenue
$10.6M(Est.)
Customers · 2022
4.2K
Funding
$4.6M
Team
57
Churn · 2021
9%
Founded
2015
Agendrix Revenue, Valuation & Funding (2024)
Agendrix generated an estimated $10.6M in annual revenue in 2024. Source: GetLatka estimate
Agendrix is a B2B workforce management SaaS company headquartered in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 2015 out of a web services agency, the company sells scheduling, time and attendance, communications, and HR software to retail, restaurant, healthcare, and other shift-based employers, with a deliberate focus on French-speaking markets in Canada and Europe.
As of January 2022, Agendrix served 4,150 paying customers and reported an annual contract value of $1,100 USD, implying roughly $381,000 in monthly recurring revenue. The company grew annual recurring revenue approximately 46% year over year, reaching $2.64 million in 2021. A January 2022 price increase, the first in five years, added approximately $55,000 CAD in MRR immediately and is expected to contribute another $20,000 CAD when annual contracts renew later in the year.
Agendrix has raised $350,000 in growth equity (2016 seed round) and completed a $3 million founder buyout transaction in 2021, funded equally by equity from financial institutions and a loan from BDC and Desjardins. The company carries a net dollar retention rate of 103% and a customer acquisition cost of roughly $500 to $600. Sébastien Charland, Chief Financial Officer and Partner, spoke with Nathan Latka in January 2022. Mathieu Allaire serves as CEO.
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Agendrix Revenue
Agendrix reported $2.64 million in annual recurring revenue for 2021, representing approximately 46% year-over-year growth. A year earlier, the company was generating roughly $220,000 per month; by January 2022, monthly recurring revenue had reached approximately $381,000 USD, based on 4,150 customers at an average annual contract value of $1,100.
| Year | Milestone | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Agendrix Hit $10.6m revenue in October 2024 | Estimated |
| 2023 | Agendrix Hit $7.2m revenue in November 2023 | Estimated |
| 2022 | Agendrix Hit $4.6m revenue in January 2022 | Not recorded |
| 2021 | Agendrix revenue in 2021: $2.6m | Watch[1]Estimated |
| 2020 | Agendrix revenue for 2020: $2.6m | Not recorded |
| 2016 | Agendrix revenue in 2016: $360k | Watch[2] |
| 2015 | Launched with $0 revenue |
The company's first price increase in five years, effective January 1, 2022, added approximately $55,000 CAD in MRR in January alone. An additional $20,000 CAD in MRR is expected when annual contracts come up for renewal later in 2022. Charland noted that the company had been doing $30,000 per month in MRR when he joined in 2016, compared to $360,000 in annual revenue that same year.
Growth has been driven primarily by inbound channels and paid search, with the company spending approximately $20,000 per month on paid marketing as of January 2022. Agendrix has deliberately targeted French-speaking markets, which Charland described as less competitive than English-speaking markets, and has diversified its customer base away from restaurants toward recession-resistant verticals such as pharmacies, retail, and elderly care residences.
Founders
Charles Vallières
Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder
Mathieu Allaire serves as CEO of Agendrix. Sébastien Charland, who spoke with Nathan Latka in January 2022, holds the title of Chief Financial Officer and Partner. Charland is 30 years old and holds an MBA and a CPA designation. He joined Agendrix in 2016 after leaving a prior job, having known the founding team since elementary and high school.
The company has five partners in total. Charland owns approximately 10% of Agendrix. The remaining ownership is split among the other partners and the financial institutions that participated in the 2021 buyout. Andre, the original founder, retired in 2021 and was bought out through the $3 million transaction described above.
The founding team originally operated a web services agency that generated approximately $500,000 in revenue in its first and final year before shutting down in 2015 and pivoting entirely to Agendrix with a team of five people. Charland noted that when he joined in 2016, his salary exceeded the company's monthly revenue, and the $3 million valuation at the time implied a multiple of roughly 100 times MRR.
Mathieu Allaire
CEO
Sébastien Charland is CRO and Partner at Agendrix, a Workforce Management SaaS based in Sherbrooke, Canada, where he oversees the finance and CS teams with a customer base of over 4 150 customers. Sébastien holds an MBA and CPA and joined his childhood friends in the company back in 2016.
Customers
Agendrix had 4,150 paying customers as of January 2022. The average annual contract value was $1,100 USD as of December 2021, implying a monthly average revenue per customer of roughly $90 to $92.
The company serves retail businesses, restaurants, pharmacies, drugstores, elderly residences, security companies, and other shift-based employers. Customers can choose between a base scheduling-only plan and a Pro plan that adds time and attendance features. Charland noted that retention rates are higher on the Pro plan because customers use the product more deeply. Both annual and monthly contract options are available. Customers who switched to annual plans ahead of the January 2022 price increase locked in their prior pricing for one year, delaying the revenue impact of the increase for that cohort.
Agendrix serves 4.2K customers.
Agendrix Business Model
Agendrix operates a subscription SaaS model with two tiers: a base scheduling plan and a Pro plan that includes scheduling plus time and attendance. The company offers both annual and monthly contracts.
In January 2022, Agendrix implemented its first price increase in five years, raising the base plan by 37% and the Pro plan by 18%, for a blended average increase of approximately 26%. The asymmetric structure was designed to encourage customers to migrate to the higher-retention Pro plan. Customers received four months of advance notice. Expected gross revenue churn attributable to the price increase is 1% to 1.8%.
Net dollar retention for 2021 was 103%, composed of 9% gross revenue churn offset by 11% to 12% expansion revenue. Monthly gross churn was running below 1% as of January 2022. Customer acquisition cost is approximately $500 to $600 against an annual contract value of $1,100, implying a payback period of roughly six months. Paid marketing spend was approximately $20,000 per month, concentrated on Google Ads. The company employs four outbound sales representatives and has historically relied primarily on inbound demand. Profitability was not explicitly confirmed in the interview; Charland stated the company intends to remain bootstrapped, but no margin or burn figures were disclosed.
Point-in-time figures shared on the GetLatka podcast, each linked to the exact moment it was said on camera.
Customers (2022)
4150
“Nathan Latka: And in your bio, you said 4,150 paying customers. Right? Sebastien Charland: Yeah.”
WatchCustomer acquisition cost (2022)
$500
“Nathan Latka: Do you know what your CAC is to get a new customer that pays 1,100 for the year? Sebastien Charland: Yeah. A bit anywhere between 500 and 600.”
WatchNet dollar retention (2021)
103%
“Nathan Latka: So you guys are, like, a 102, 103% net dollar retention. Sebastien Charland: You got it.”
WatchGross churn (2021)
9%
“Nathan Latka: Let's look at 2021. What was total revenue churn in 2021 on a percent basis? Sebastien Charland: 9%.”
WatchAgendrix Employees & Team Size
Agendrix had 35 employees as of January 2022, including 14 engineers. The company also had four outbound sales representatives, a function that was being built out over the prior year under a partner responsible for sales. The founding team numbered five people when the company pivoted from the agency model to SaaS in 2015.
Agendrix employs approximately 57 people as of 2026, up from 55 in 2023. It serves 4.2K customers that rely on its solutions.
| Year | Milestone | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Reached 57 employees (October 2024) | Not recorded |
| 2023 | Reached 55 employees (November 2023) | Not recorded |
| 2022 | Reached 35 employees (January 2022) | Not recorded |
| 2021 | Reached 28 employees (November 2021) | Not recorded |
| 2021 | Reached 28 employees (August 2021) | Not recorded |
| 2021 | Reached 29 employees (April 2021) | Not recorded |
| 2020 | Reached 24 employees (November 2020) | Not recorded |
Frequently Asked Questions about Agendrix
What is Agendrix's revenue?
As of 2024, Agendrix generated an estimated $10.6M in annual revenue.
What is Agendrix's valuation?
As of 2016, Agendrix was valued at $3M.
Who founded Agendrix?
Agendrix was founded by Charles Vallières.
When was Agendrix founded?
Agendrix was founded in 2015.
Who is the CEO of Agendrix?
The CEO of Agendrix is Charles Vallières.
How much funding does Agendrix have?
Agendrix raised $4.6M across 2 rounds.
How many employees does Agendrix have?
As of 2024, Agendrix had 57 employees.
Where is Agendrix headquartered?
Agendrix is headquartered in Canada.
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