What are the most valued startups in the longevity market?
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The longevity market is moving from niche science into a broader startup category that spans preventive healthcare, diagnostics, supplements, wearables, clinics, and age-related therapeutics.
This ranking is built to help readers track the most valuable longevity startups, using the latest reported or estimated valuations available in our database.
We update this list every month, so the ranking can reflect new rounds, public market changes, acquisitions, and fresh valuation signals.
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A quick summary table
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Most valuable longevity startup | Oura |
| Second most valuable longevity startup | BioSplice Therapeutics |
| Median longevity startup valuation | $92.5M |
| Share of longevity market valuation captured by the top 10 | About 74.6% |
| Top longevity startup valuation vs. median | About 119x |
| Median valuation-to-capital-raised ratio | About 4.3x |
| Longevity startups valued at $1B+ | 9 |

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Top startups in the longevity market ranked by valuation
Here is an updated table that ranks the top startups in the longevity market based on their latest reported or estimated valuations.
If you want more detaild about their fundraising activity, you can check our list of the startups who have raised the most funding in the longevity market.
| # | Startup Name | What They Do | Current Valuation ($) | Valuation Confidence Level | Valuation Type | Evidence Status | Total Funding ($) | Funding Confidence Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oura | Smart ring health tracking | $10.5B–$11.5B | Strong Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $1.3B | Partial Confidence |
| 2 | BioSplice Therapeutics | Alternative splicing therapeutics | $8.0B–$12.0B | Partial Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $778M | Partial Confidence |
| 3 | Altos Labs | Cellular rejuvenation therapeutics | $5.0B–$7.0B | Partial Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $3.0B | Full Confidence |
| 4 | NewLimit | Cellular reprogramming longevity drugs | $3.1B | Full Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $755M | Strong Confidence |
| 5 | Insilico Medicine | AI drug discovery | $2.6B | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $803M | Partial Confidence |
| 6 | Function Health | Preventive lab testing platform | $2.3B–$2.7B | Strong Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $351M | Strong Confidence |
| 7 | Neko Health | Preventive full-body health scans | $1.6B–$2.0B | Strong Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $325M | Full Confidence |
| 8 | Retro Biosciences | Reverses aging biology | $1.8B | Full Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $1.2B | Partial Confidence |
| 9 | Calico Life Sciences | Alphabet aging-biology research lab | $1.0B–$2.5B | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | N/A in dataset | Low Confidence |
| 10 | Loyal | Dog longevity drugs | $670M–$1.25B | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $205M | Partial Confidence |
| 11 | Juvenescence | AI-enabled longevity therapeutics | $550M–$1.0B | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $333M | Partial Confidence |
| 12 | Life Biosciences | Cellular rejuvenation gene therapies | $530M–$1.0B | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $238M | Partial Confidence |
| 13 | L-Nutra | Fasting-mimicking nutrition programs | $500M–$900M | Strong Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $84M | Strong Confidence |
| 14 | BioAge Labs | Aging biology obesity therapeutics | $659M | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $532M | Full Confidence |
| 15 | Alzheon | Alzheimer’s oral therapeutics | $450M–$750M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Estimated | $206M | Partial Confidence |
| 16 | Timeline | Mitopure longevity supplements | $400M–$700M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $75M | Partial Confidence |
| 17 | Corsera Health | Preventive cardiovascular RNAi medicines | $400M–$670M | Strong Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $80M | Strong Confidence |
| 18 | Aeovian Pharmaceuticals | Selective mTORC1 therapeutics | $370M–$690M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $142M | Strong Confidence |
| 19 | SciNeuro Pharmaceuticals | Neurodegenerative disease therapeutics | $350M–$660M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $153M | Full Confidence |
| 20 | Gordian Biotechnology | In-vivo aging drug discovery | $300M–$500M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $60M | Partial Confidence |
| 21 | Illimis Therapeutics | Neuroimmune disease therapeutics | $280M–$525M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $64M | Partial Confidence |
| 22 | Nuritas | AI-discovered bioactive peptides | $280M–$525M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $113M | Strong Confidence |
| 23 | Rejuveron Life Sciences | Healthy-aging therapeutics platform | $300M–$450M | Partial Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $76M | Partial Confidence |
| 24 | Cambrian Bio | Builds longevity therapeutics | $250M–$450M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $211M | Partial Confidence |
| 25 | Viome Life Sciences | Personalized microbiome health testing | $250M–$400M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $243M | Partial Confidence |
| 26 | Blueprint | Consumer longevity protocol platform | $240M–$400M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $60M | Strong Confidence |
| 27 | Liom | Non-invasive glucose wearable | $240M–$390M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $79M | Partial Confidence |
| 28 | Human Longevity | Precision longevity diagnostics | $280M–$340M | Partial Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $370M | Strong Confidence |
| 29 | Arda Therapeutics | Targeted pathogenic cell depletion | $215M–$360M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $43M | Full Confidence |
| 30 | Cellular Origins | Automated cell therapy manufacturing | $200M–$330M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $40M | Full Confidence |
| 31 | Biograph | Preventive longevity diagnostics clinics | $180M–$340M | Low Confidence | Revenue or ARR Multiple Estimate | Estimated | $53.9M | Low Confidence |
| 32 | Rubedo Life Sciences | Senescent-cell therapeutics | $180M–$300M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $52M | Full Confidence |
| 33 | Jocasta Neuroscience | a-Klotho cognitive therapeutics | $175M–$290M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $35M | Full Confidence |
| 34 | Neurable | Everyday brain-computer interfaces | $175M–$290M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $65M | Partial Confidence |
| 35 | Elysium Health | NAD+ longevity supplements | $160M–$280M | Low Confidence | Revenue or ARR Multiple Estimate | Estimated | $66M | Partial Confidence |
| 36 | Amplifier Therapeutics | AMPK activator therapeutics | $150M–$250M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $33M | Strong Confidence |
| 37 | MindImmune Therapeutics | Neuroinflammation Alzheimer’s therapies | $150M–$250M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $36M | Strong Confidence |
| 38 | resTORbio | mTOR aging-disease therapeutics | $170M | Full Confidence | Acquisition Value | Observed | $163M | Full Confidence |
| 39 | Elevian | Regenerative GDF11 therapeutics | $100M–$220M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $61M | Strong Confidence |
| 40 | Alkahest | Plasma proteome aging therapies | $140M–$150M | Strong Confidence | Acquisition Value | Observed | $41M | Partial Confidence |
| 41 | Fountain Life | Preventive longevity clinics | $100M–$160M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $113M | Strong Confidence |
| 42 | LyGenesis | Organ-regeneration cell therapies | $95M–$160M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $22M | Strong Confidence |
| 43 | CohBar | Mitochondrial peptide therapeutics | $123M | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $63M | Partial Confidence |
| 44 | Minovia Therapeutics | Mitochondrial cell therapies | $80M–$140M | Low Confidence | IPO or Listing Range Valuation | Estimated | Not provided | Low Confidence |
| 45 | Tolerance Bio | Thymus immune-tolerance therapies | $80M–$135M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $20M | Strong Confidence |
| 46 | Junevity | siRNA cell reprogramming therapeutics | $80M–$130M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $20M | Full Confidence |
| 47 | Neuraly | Neurodegenerative disease therapeutics | $70M–$130M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $36M | Full Confidence |
| 48 | Shift Bioscience | AI cellular rejuvenation discovery | $75M–$110M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $29M | Partial Confidence |
| 49 | Oisin Biotechnologies | Genetic anti-aging medicines | $65M–$110M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $28M | Partial Confidence |
| 50 | Booster Therapeutics | Proteasome activator medicines | $60M–$100M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $15M | Full Confidence |
| 51 | Generation Lab | Biological-age diagnostic platform | $60M–$90M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $15M | Partial Confidence |
| 52 | Grey Matter Neurosciences | Alzheimer’s ultrasound headset | $55M–$90M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $14M | Full Confidence |
| 53 | Amphix Bio | Peptide drugs for neurology | $50M–$85M | Strong Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $13M | Strong Confidence |
| 54 | Radar Therapeutics | Programmable mRNA therapeutics | $45M–$85M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $13M | Full Confidence |
| 55 | Morphoceuticals | Bioelectric regenerative therapeutics | $45M–$85M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $13M | Partial Confidence |
| 56 | Circulate Health | Therapeutic plasma exchange longevity | $48M–$80M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $12M | Full Confidence |
| 57 | Cirrus Therapeutics | Ocular gene therapies | $44M–$73M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $11M | Full Confidence |
| 58 | GlycanAge | Glycan biological age diagnostics | $43M–$72M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $13M | Full Confidence |
| 59 | Rejuvenation Technologies | Telomerase mRNA therapeutics | $35M–$80M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $11M | Full Confidence |
| 60 | Edifice Health | Inflammatory-age biomarker testing | $35M–$80M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $12M | Partial Confidence |
| 61 | Epiterna | Ageing-slowing drug platform | $35M–$75M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $11M | Full Confidence |
| 62 | Everlab | AI preventive healthcare | $40M–$70M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $10M | Full Confidence |
| 63 | Acorn Biolabs | Follicle-cell cryopreservation | $40M–$70M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $11M | Strong Confidence |
| 64 | Modulo Bio | Neuroimmune disease therapeutics | $30M–$70M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $13M | Strong Confidence |
| 65 | Deciduous Therapeutics | Senescent-cell immunotherapies | $35M–$55M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $17M | Partial Confidence |
| 66 | NaNotics | Subtractive nanomedicine platform | $30M–$60M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $10M | Partial Confidence |
| 67 | MitoRx Therapeutics | Mitochondrial metabolic modulators | $30M–$50M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $12M | Partial Confidence |
| 68 | Vincere Biosciences | Mitophagy Parkinson’s therapeutics | $20M–$60M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | Not provided | Low Confidence |
| 69 | Repair Biotechnologies | Cholesterol-degrading therapies | $30M–$50M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $26M | Partial Confidence |
| 70 | Cyclarity Therapeutics | Cholesterol-damage reversal therapeutics | $34M–$45M | Strong Confidence | Announced Private Round Valuation | Observed | $24M | Strong Confidence |
| 71 | Cyclana Bio | Endometriosis drug discovery platform | $28M–$47M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $7M | Full Confidence |
| 72 | Rejuvenate Bio | Age-related gene therapies | $25M–$50M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $10M | Strong Confidence |
| 73 | Gero | AI aging drug discovery | $25M–$50M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $14M | Partial Confidence |
| 74 | Turn Biotechnologies | Cellular reprogramming therapies | $20M–$50M | Low Confidence | Acquisition Value | Estimated | $30M | Partial Confidence |
| 75 | Thymmune Therapeutics | Thymic cell therapies | $20M–$45M | Low Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $13M | Partial Confidence |
| 76 | Biolytica | AI longevity data platform | $20M–$45M | Partial Confidence | Comparables-Based Estimate | Estimated | $6M | Full Confidence |
| 77 | Vasa Therapeutics | Cardiovascular aging drugs | $20M–$40M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $6M | Full Confidence |
| 78 | Tomorrow Bio | Cryopreservation services | $25M–$35M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $6M | Full Confidence |
| 79 | AgelessRx | Longevity telehealth prescriptions | $22M–$37M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $5M | Strong Confidence |
| 80 | clock.bio | Stem-cell rejuvenation target discovery | $21M–$35M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $10M | Partial Confidence |
| 81 | NADMED | NAD measurement kits | $20M–$35M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $4M | Partial Confidence |
| 82 | Matter Bio | Preserves genome integrity | $20M–$35M | Low Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $7M | Full Confidence |
| 83 | SENISCA | RNA-based senotherapeutics | $20M–$35M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $9M | Strong Confidence |
| 84 | BE Therapeutics | Brain tissue replacement | $18M–$35M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $6M | Low Confidence |
| 85 | Biopeak | Longevity clinics and diagnostics | $15M–$35M | Strong Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $7M | Strong Confidence |
| 86 | Celularity | Placenta-derived cellular therapies | $21M | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $393M | Partial Confidence |
| 87 | Mito Health | AI preventive healthcare | $15M–$25M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $4M | Strong Confidence |
| 88 | Unity Biotechnology | Senolytic age-disease therapies | $18M | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $307M | Partial Confidence |
| 89 | Genflow Biosciences | SIRT6 gene therapies | $16M | Full Confidence | Public Market Cap | Observed | $8M | Strong Confidence |
| 90 | Longevica | Longevity therapeutics research platform | $8M–$18M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $3M | Partial Confidence |
| 91 | Bionic Health | Preventive longevity care | $5M–$20M | Low Confidence | Acquisition Value | Estimated | $3M | Full Confidence |
| 92 | Tally Health | Epigenetic age testing | $5M–$20M | Low Confidence | Acquisition Value | Estimated | $10M | Full Confidence |
| 93 | NOVOS | Science-based longevity supplements | $10M–$14M | Partial Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | $3M | Full Confidence |
| 94 | ImmuneAge Bio | Immune rejuvenation platform | $8M–$13M | Partial Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $2M | Strong Confidence |
| 95 | Leucadia Therapeutics | Alzheimer’s device therapy | $5M–$15M | Low Confidence | Proxy-Based Estimate | Estimated | Not provided | Low Confidence |
| 96 | Decode Age | Longevity microbiome diagnostics | $7M–$11M | Low Confidence | Implied Valuation from Raise | Implied | $1.7M | Low Confidence |
| 97 | Deep Longevity | AI biological-age clocks | $4M–$5M | Strong Confidence | Acquisition Value | Observed | Undisclosed | Low Confidence |

This chart, featured in our longevity market deck, compares the 2026 size of the longevity market with other markets of similar size
Key valuation trends in the longevity market
Insights
- The longevity market is highly concentrated. The top 10 startups represent about 75% of total valuation, which shows that most investor value is still clustered around a few platform leaders.
- Oura is valued at about 119 times the median longevity startup in this dataset, which makes the smart ring company a clear outlier in consumer health tracking.
- NewLimit, Function Health, and Neko Health together represent about $7.4B of valuation, which shows how strongly investors are pricing cellular reprogramming and preventive health platforms.
- Function Health has raised $351M against a valuation range of $2.3B to $2.7B, giving the preventive lab testing company one of the strongest capital efficiency profiles among large longevity startups.
- L-Nutra stands out with roughly $700M in midpoint valuation from $84M of funding, which suggests that consumer longevity nutrition can scale with less capital than drug development.
- BioAge Labs shows the pressure facing public longevity biotech companies. BioAge Labs has raised $532M, but the public market value in this dataset is only about $659M.
- Function Health, Neko Health, L-Nutra, and Biopeak together represent about $5.0B of valuation from only $767M of funding, which points to strong investor demand for preventive longevity models.
- Therapeutics-focused longevity startups remain more capital intensive. NewLimit, BioAge Labs, Corsera Health, resTORbio, Amphix Bio, Cyclarity Therapeutics, and Genflow Biosciences represent about $4.6B of value from about $1.58B of funding.

This chart, featured in our longevity market deck, looks at Function Health’s strategy in longevity
A few word about our methodology
As you can see, we built a database that ranks startups in the longevity market based on their current valuation.
Estimating startup valuations is not always straightforward. Many companies do not publicly disclose their valuation, and the available information can vary widely depending on the company and its stage.
To build this longevity startup ranking, we applied a structured valuation methodology and cross-checked information across multiple reliable sources.
Whenever possible, we relied on direct disclosures. These include announced valuations from completed funding rounds, public filings for listed companies, or official acquisition prices.
When a longevity company is publicly listed, we use its current market capitalization as the reference valuation.
If a company was acquired and no independent valuation can reasonably be estimated today, we use the acquisition price as the main reference point.
When a startup recently raised capital but the valuation was not disclosed, we estimate the implied valuation using typical dilution levels for that stage of fundraising.
In some cases, we also estimate valuations using operating metrics such as revenue, ARR, patient traction, member growth, clinic expansion, or product adoption, combined with valuation multiples from comparable companies in the same market.
When direct financial data is not available, we may rely on carefully selected comparable startups and other signals such as hiring growth, investor quality, scientific progress, clinical milestones, or product traction.
All estimates follow a strict evidence hierarchy. Recent funding rounds with announced valuations carry the most weight, followed by strong operating metrics and comparable company analysis.
We also carefully evaluate the age of every data point. Recent information carries more weight, while older data is treated cautiously and adjusted conservatively when necessary.
Whenever information is uncertain or incomplete, we clearly distinguish between confirmed facts and reasonable inferences.
Because valuation data is not always fully public, each startup in the ranking is assigned a confidence level based on the reliability, recency, and consistency of the available evidence.
Full confidence means the valuation is supported by strong and recent evidence. Strong confidence means the estimate is well supported but includes minor inference. Partial confidence means the estimate relies more heavily on indirect signals. Low confidence means available information is limited or inconsistent.
When confidence is lower, we take a more conservative approach by widening the valuation range. This helps reflect the uncertainty and increases the probability that the true valuation falls within the estimated range.
This reflects how we conduct all our research, including the work behind our report covering the longevity market.
In a world where LLMs hallucinate and unreliable information is everywhere, our goal is simple: provide data you can trust.
If you want the full detail on a specific valuation estimate, feel free to contact us and we will gladly explain.
Finally, know that we update the dataset once per month, so come back here if you need fresh information.

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