MongoDB sells a document database platform (think: flexible spreadsheet for code) available as self-hosted software, managed cloud service (Atlas), or enterprise packages for large organizations.
Recurring subscription revenue from Atlas and Enterprise Advanced licenses. Gross margin 72%, but company burns cash operationally—lost USD 0.14B on USD 2.46B revenue in fiscal 2026, though recent quarters show near-breakeven.
Developer lock-in through widespread adoption and ecosystem; Atlas's multi-cloud portability creates switching friction. Moat eroding as PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, and Firestore add document capabilities, commoditizing MongoDB's core advantage.
Buy (sector percentile 70) — value C-, growth B, profitability B-, momentum B, revisions A. Updated daily, sector-relative, identical for every user.
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