Will Asana report $100K+ customer count growth of 10% or higher YoY in Q1 FY2027?
Current Prediction
Prediction Distribution
Individual Predictions(9 runs)
The $100K+ cohort has grown 13-15% YoY for four consecutive quarters, comfortably above the 10% threshold. For Q1 FY2027, 10% growth requires 847 customers (30 net adds from 817). Asana added 90+ $100K+ customers across FY2026, averaging ~23/quarter. 30 is above average but within reach, especially with AI Studio creating new $100K+ entry paths (8 customers already at that level). RPO acceleration (+17% current) confirms enterprise pipeline strength. The deceleration trend (15% -> 14% -> 14% -> 13%) is the primary concern — if it continues linearly, growth could approach 11-12% by Q1, still above threshold but trending toward it.
The enterprise pivot is Asana's strongest operational narrative, consistently delivering above-threshold growth. Even with deceleration to 13% in Q4, the absolute level provides a ~3pp buffer above the 10% threshold. FY2027 guidance at 7.5-8.5% total revenue growth is below enterprise cohort growth, meaning enterprise is outgrowing total — this dynamic should persist in Q1. AI Studio with 8 customers >$100K and AI Teammates GA provide incremental growth vectors. The risk is that Q1 is seasonally weaker after Q4 year-end deal push, and the comparison base against Q1 FY2026 (770 customers, +15% YoY) is the toughest comp yet. But 770 * 1.10 = 847 — needing only 30 net adds from an 817 base is a modest absolute bar.
I'm slightly more cautious than my base case would suggest because the deceleration trend is concerning. 15% -> 14% -> 14% -> 13% over four quarters implies roughly 1pp deceleration every two quarters. Continuing this pattern, Q1 FY2027 could see 12-13% growth, which is still above 10% but the trend line intersects 10% within 2-3 quarters. For Q1 specifically, 10% requires 847 customers. The average quarterly net add rate was ~23/quarter in FY2026, but this includes Q1 FY2026 which had ~47 adds (from ~723 to 770). If Q1 FY2027 mirrors Q1 FY2026's seasonal strength, 30+ adds is achievable. But if Q1 is weaker (as it can be), it's tighter. Still favor YES but with less conviction than the prior ensemble's 90%.
This market has strong historical precedent — four consecutive quarters at 13-15% growth, and the prior ensemble correctly predicted YES at 90% with excellent Brier score. The 10% threshold is achievable with just 30 net adds from an 817 base. Even with deceleration, the current trajectory suggests 11-13% growth for Q1 FY2027. AI Studio creating new $100K+ entry points and RPO acceleration (+17% current) support continued enterprise strength. FY2027 guidance conservatism (7.5-8.5% total) actually supports this — enterprise has consistently grown faster than total revenue, meaning the $100K+ cohort could maintain 10%+ even as overall growth slows.
The deceleration from 15% to 13% over four quarters gives me pause. If the rate continues to decline by ~1pp every two quarters, Q1 FY2027 could see 12% growth — above threshold but the trajectory points toward a potential miss within 2-3 quarters. The harder comparison base (Q1 FY2026 was 770, the highest prior quarter) also matters. However, 30 net adds is still a modest absolute bar, and the enterprise-focused go-to-market is well-established. Channel partnerships (20% of AI Studio deals) and AI Teammates GA provide upside. I estimate ~78% probability — high likelihood but reflecting the deceleration risk more than the prior 90% ensemble.
The prior ensemble at 90% YES with Brier 0.0100 was one of the best-calibrated predictions in the portfolio. While deceleration from 13% to the 10% threshold is a future risk, it hasn't happened yet. The current gap (13% vs 10%) provides a meaningful buffer. Key considerations: (1) Asana added 90+ $100K+ customers in FY2026, needing only 30 for Q1; (2) RPO current accelerating to +17% YoY signals forward enterprise demand; (3) AI Studio with 8 customers >$100K creates incremental paths to threshold; (4) core customer count growing 10% YoY provides a feeder pipeline. I see ~82% probability — slightly lower than prior 90% due to deceleration but still firmly YES-favored.
Four quarters of 13-15% growth well above 10% threshold. Only 30 net adds needed from 817 base. AI Studio and enterprise momentum strong. RPO accelerating. Deceleration trend is real but buffer remains sufficient. Prior 90% was well-calibrated; I see slightly lower at ~83% due to harder comp and deceleration.
Enterprise cohort growth has been Asana's most reliable metric — 13-15% for four consecutive quarters. The 10% threshold is well below current trajectory. Deceleration from 15% to 13% is concerning directionally but the absolute level still provides comfortable buffer. FY2027 guidance conservatism doesn't necessarily imply enterprise growth drops below 10%. Main risk is Q1 seasonality after strong Q4. Probability around 80%.
Strong prior — 90% ensemble at Brier 0.0100. Growth decelerating but still 3pp above threshold. Enterprise pivot is the core thesis and it's working. 30 net adds is well within quarterly capacity. RPO acceleration confirms pipeline. AI creating new paths. I'm at ~84% — modestly below prior 90% reflecting deceleration risk but still firmly YES.
Resolution Criteria
Resolves YES if Asana reports year-over-year growth in customers spending $100,000 or more annually of 10.0% or higher in Q1 FY2027 (quarter ended April 30, 2026), as disclosed in earnings materials. Q4 FY2026 baseline: 817 customers. Resolves NO if growth is below 10.0% or if Asana discontinues this metric disclosure.
Resolution Source
Asana Q1 FY2027 earnings press release or earnings call
Source Trigger
Enterprise cohort ($100K+) growth — sustain 10%+ YoY as comparison base hardens
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