Strong Q4 Product Revenue Growth
Product revenue in Q4 grew 30% year-over-year to $1.23 billion, driven by stable core growth and a step-up from AI workloads.
Large and Accelerating Backlog (RPO)
Remaining performance obligations (RPO) totaled $9.77 billion, with year-over-year growth accelerating to 42%, indicating strong forward bookings and contract visibility.
High Net Revenue Retention
Net revenue retention remained healthy at 125%, reflecting successful expansion within the existing customer base.
Customer Adds and Expansion
Added 2,332 net new customers for the fiscal year and 740 net new customers in Q4 (up 40% year-over-year). Total customers exceed 13,300. Customers spending >$1M TTM grew to 733 (up 27% YoY); customers >$10M TTM rose to 56 (up 56% YoY).
Rapid AI Adoption and Product Traction
Accounts using AI rose to more than 9,100. Snowflake Intelligence scaled to over 2,500 accounts (nearly doubled quarter-over-quarter). Cortex Code is used by over 4,400 customers, enabling faster development and deployment of AI workloads.
Record Large Deals and Strong Bookings Execution
Signed the largest deal in company history (> $400 million total contract value) and recognized seven 9-figure contracts in the quarter versus two in the same period last year, underlining strategic customer commitments to Snowflake's roadmap and AI strategy.
Margin and Cash Flow Improvement
Fiscal '26 non-GAAP operating margin expanded to 10.5% (up more than 400 basis points YoY). FY '26 non-GAAP product gross margin was 75.8% and non-GAAP adjusted free cash flow margin was 25.5%. Q4 share repurchase of ~$150 million; cash and investments ended the quarter at $4.8 billion with $1.1 billion remaining on repurchase authorization.
Strategic M&A and Ecosystem Partnerships
Closed acquisition of Observe (~$600 million) to extend observability/AI operations; announced expanded partnerships with OpenAI ($200 million partnership), Anthropic, SAP and Google Cloud (Gemini models), broadening model choice and go-to-market reach.
Product Velocity and Operational Efficiency
Launched over 430 product capabilities in the year; stock-based compensation declined from 41% of revenue in fiscal '25 to 34% in fiscal '26, with an expectation to fall to ~27% in fiscal '27, indicating discipline on operating leverage.