Abacum vs Pigment
Abacum
FP&A and finance teams at mid-market, high-growth companies and scaling enterprises
Founded 2020; headquartered in New York, with offices in Barcelona, Toronto and Buenos Aires
Pigment
Finance, sales, HR and supply chain teams at enterprises
2019; Paris, France
Abacum and Pigment both sell planning and forecasting software to finance teams.
Abacum, founded in 2020 and headquartered in New York, serves FP&A teams at mid-market and high-growth companies, including Strava; Pigment, founded in Paris in 2019, serves finance, sales, HR and supply chain teams at enterprises such as Unilever, Snowflake and Siemens.
Abacum vs Pigment: side by side
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| Abacum | Pigment | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | FP&A platform: planning, forecasting, scenario modelling, headcount planning and automated reporting, bringing financial and operational data into one place | AI business planning and performance management: budgeting and forecasting, financial statements, headcount, sales capacity and territory planning, and S&OP |
| Best for | FP&A and finance teams at mid-market, high-growth companies and scaling enterprises | Finance, sales, HR and supply chain teams at enterprises |
| Founded and HQ | Founded 2020; headquartered in New York, with offices in Barcelona, Toronto and Buenos Aires | 2019; Paris, France |
| Ownership and funding | Venture-backed; US$100m raised, including a US$60m Series B (June 2025) led by Scale Venture Partners | Venture-backed; US$145m Series D led by ICONIQ Growth (Apr 2024), with IVP, Meritech, Greenoaks and Felix Capital |
| Customers or users | Hundreds of mid-market companies in 31 countries (June 2025), including Strava, Aiven, JG Wentworth and Mastercam | Unilever, Snowflake, Siemens and Anthropic; approaching US$100m ARR (Mar 2026) |
| Pricing | Not published | Not published; demo on request |
| Deployment and markets | Customers in 31 countries; offices in the US, Spain, Canada and Argentina | Cloud, including a French sovereign cloud option; offices in Paris, New York and Toronto; North America is its largest market |
Main differences
Abacum is built for mid-market and high-growth companies and scaling enterprises; Pigment serves enterprises.
Pigment also covers sales capacity, territory planning and S&OP for teams outside finance; Abacum concentrates on FP&A, with scenario modelling, headcount planning and automated reporting.
Pigment raised a US$145m Series D led by ICONIQ Growth in April 2024; Abacum has raised US$100m, including a US$60m Series B led by Scale Venture Partners in June 2025.
Abacum has offices in New York, Barcelona, Toronto and Buenos Aires; Pigment has offices in Paris, New York and Toronto and offers a French sovereign cloud.
Neither publishes prices.
Which to choose
Choose Abacum if
- You are a mid-market or high-growth company and want planning software built around the FP&A team
Choose Pigment if
- You are an enterprise planning across finance, sales, HR and supply chain, or need a French sovereign cloud
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Common questions
What is the difference between Abacum and Pigment?+
Abacum is an FP&A platform for planning, forecasting, scenario modelling, headcount planning and automated reporting, bringing financial and operational data into one place. Pigment is a business planning platform covering budgeting and forecasting, financial statements, headcount, sales capacity and territory planning, and S&OP.
Who uses Abacum and Pigment?+
Abacum serves FP&A and finance teams at mid-market and high-growth companies in 31 countries, including Strava, Aiven, JG Wentworth and Mastercam. Pigment serves finance, sales, HR and supply chain teams at enterprises, including Unilever, Snowflake, Siemens and Anthropic.
How are Abacum and Pigment funded?+
Both are venture-backed. Pigment raised a US$145m Series D led by ICONIQ Growth in April 2024, with IVP, Meritech, Greenoaks and Felix Capital. Abacum has raised US$100m, including a US$60m Series B led by Scale Venture Partners in June 2025.
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