monday.com (MNDY) investor relations material

Company overview and platform evolution

• Serves 250,000 paying customers across 200+ industries, supporting operations from manufacturing to clinical trials.

• Platform is highly scalable and simple, enabling both small teams and large enterprises to orchestrate complex workflows.

• Recently shifted vision from work management to enabling work execution through AI, launching an agent platform and updating pricing models.

• New pricing combines seat-based and consumption-based models, requiring AI integration for new customers.

• Focus is on building infrastructure for seamless collaboration between people and AI agents in large organizations.

AI strategy and product innovation

• AI is seen as a much larger market opportunity than traditional software, prompting a full strategic pivot.

• Monday Agent Labs was established to experiment with advanced agent capabilities, including self-improving and self-reflective agents.

• Agents can autonomously collaborate, develop APIs, and solve problems, with real-world examples of agents working together.

• Platform enables easy agent creation and integration with existing business systems, making automation accessible to all users.

• Agentalent.ai marketplace allows enterprises to hire AI agents for specific tasks, bridging the gap for companies less familiar with AI.

Financial outlook and business model

• Q2 revenue guidance reflects a 1% sequential growth due to lapping prior pricing adjustments and SMB softness, offset by enterprise momentum.

• AI contributed 10% of net new ARR in Q1, mainly from products like Vibe, AI blocks, and Sidekick.

• New hybrid pricing model (seats plus credits) aims to provide budget predictability and flexibility for customers.

• Over time, revenue mix may shift more toward AI consumption as agent adoption increases.

• Early feedback shows long-term customers adopting agents and digitizing operations, with strong interest in AI sidekick capabilities.