Figma posts $391M in Q3 revenue, beating its own guidance by $16M
Field reported 43% growth and 131% net dollar retention on X after the close, and said Figma is raising its fiscal 2026 outlook again.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: x.com
Why it matters
A 43% growth rate with 131% net dollar retention at Figma's scale shows existing customers are still expanding spend as the company pushes from design into agents and code. The raised fiscal 2026 outlook tests whether that expansion can keep offsetting the deceleration investors feared when Figma guided the third quarter to 36% growth.
Figma co-founder and CEO Dylan Field (@zoink) reported third-quarter revenue of $391 million on November 4th, $16 million above the high end of the guidance Figma gave with its second-quarter results. Field posted the headline figures in a post on X after the market close, putting year-over-year growth at 43% and net dollar retention at 131%.
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