Clubhouse is an emerging company… a new type of social network where people around the world come together to converse in real-time.
Per The Guardian, “Clubhouse is invite only. You can’t just download it off the app store and create an account. Much like a real-life country or yacht club, you have to be invited to join by an existing member. Real world elitism, but make it virtual.”
This week, we put Clubhouse through AMOS, and the result was a 30.4% exit likelihood — which is favorable.
What is causing the high likelihood of exit? Even though this company has raised rounds and rushed through capital quickly, the AMOS model identifies that there are few investors on the cap table and Clubhouse is playing in a space that has above average success compared to other industries. This, among other things, is a key contributor to the high likelihood of exit.
AMOS is built on objective, historical data sets. It looks for companies within comparable industries and measures how those fared. It does not consider subjective things such as – how good is the founder, or how talented is the team… it’s historical, objective data only.