Applied DigitalAPLD
58.9xFY2026 Q4 · Lease backlog · Whole company
- Contracted
- $36B
- TTM revenue
- $611M
- Due next 12m
- not disclosed
- Duration
- 15y
Tools · Free Dataset · CC BY 4.0 · Updated 2026-08-03
Every large contracted-revenue disclosure in one table, with the number nobody publishes properly next to it: coverage, the contracted balance divided by the last twelve months of the revenue it converts into. A backlog of $678bn and a backlog of $4.9bn cannot be compared. Two years of contracted sales and eight years of contracted sales can. Every row names its metric, its scope, its denominator and its source: methodology and citation.
Contracted revenue tracked
$3.3T
across 11 companies, on 11 disclosures
Median coverage
3.34x
years of trailing revenue already under contract
Disclose a duration
2 of 11
a backlog without a duration is half a disclosure
Range
0.80x to 58.9x
Palantir to Applied Digital, 74x apart
Contracted revenue as a multiple of the last twelve months of sales it converts into. The scale is logarithmic, because the spread between a software backlog and a data center lease backlog is two orders of magnitude and a linear axis hides it. The dividing line to keep in mind: below roughly 2x a backlog is a billing convention, above roughly 5x it is a construction schedule.
11 of 11 disclosures
| Company | Metric | TTM revenue | Next 12m | Duration | Source | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applied DigitalAPLD | FY2026 Q4 | Lease backlogWhole company | 58.9x | $36B | $611M | · | 15y | source · our take |
| CoreWeaveCRWV | Q1 2026 | Revenue backlogWhole company | 15.9x | $99.4B+284% y/y | $6.2B | · | · | source · our take |
| OracleORCL | FY2026 Q4 | RPOWhole company | 9.47x | $638B+363% y/y | $67.4B | · | · | source · our take |
| BoeingBA | Q2 2026 | Order backlogWhole company | 7.60x | $715B | $94B | · | · | source · our take |
| AlphabetGOOGL | Q2 2026 | RPOSegment | 6.62x | $514B | $77.6B | · | · | source · our take |
| AmazonAMZN | Q2 2026 | RPOSegment | 3.34x | $496B | $148B | · | · | source · our take |
| MicrosoftMSFT | FY2026 Q4 | RPOCommercial only | 2.04x† | $678B+84% y/y | $332B | $203B0.61x of sales | 2.3y | source · our take |
| ServiceNowNOW | Q2 2026 | RPOWhole company | 1.97x | $29B | $14.7B | $13.2B0.90x of sales | · | source · our take |
| SnowflakeSNOW | FY2027 Q1 | RPOWhole company | 1.83x | $9.2B+38% y/y | $5B | · | · | source · our take |
| SalesforceCRM | FY2027 Q1 | RPOWhole company | 1.59x | $67.9B+11% y/y | $42.8B | $33.6B0.79x of sales | · | source · our take |
| PalantirPLTR | Q2 2026 | RPOWhole company | 0.80x | $4.9B+102% y/y | $6.2B | · | · | source · our take |
FY2026 Q4 · Lease backlog · Whole company
Q1 2026 · Revenue backlog · Whole company
FY2026 Q4 · RPO · Whole company
Q2 2026 · Order backlog · Whole company
Q2 2026 · RPO · Segment
Q2 2026 · RPO · Segment
FY2026 Q4 · RPO · Commercial only
Q2 2026 · RPO · Whole company
FY2027 Q1 · RPO · Whole company
FY2027 Q1 · RPO · Whole company
Q2 2026 · RPO · Whole company
Coverage is contracted revenue divided by the last twelve months of the revenue it converts into, so 2.0x means two years of current sales are already signed. † marks a row where the numerator and the denominator do not cover the same part of the business, which is disclosed rather than hidden. A dot means the company published nothing on that line, which is a finding in itself.
Five different disclosures appear in this table under four different names. An ASC 606 remaining performance obligation, a company-defined revenue backlog, a lease backlog under ASC 842 and an industrial order book are not interchangeable, and the multiples they produce are not comparable without saying which is which. Applied Digital's 59x is a lease portfolio; ServiceNow's 2x is a subscription book.
Amazon's $496bn is 3.3x AWS revenue and 0.64x Amazon revenue. Both are true. The denominator decides the conclusion, so every row here states the scope of both halves and flags the one case where they cannot be matched.
2 of 11 companies publish a weighted average duration, and 3 publish a 12-month split. A backlog with no duration is unfalsifiable: $638bn over five years and $638bn over fifteen are different companies. The empty cells are the finding.
This ratio answers one question: is the spending backed by commitments? It says nothing about the margin the revenue arrives at, the credit of the counterparty, or the price you should pay for the stock. Alphabet had the second widest coverage here and still posted its first negative free cash flow quarter since 2004.
Licensed CC BY 4.0: copy it, chart it, build on it, including commercially. The only ask is attribution with a link. Suggested citation:
RPO and Backlog Coverage Tracker, Regards of Wallstreet, retrieved 2026-08-06, https://www.regardsofwallstreet.com/data/rpo
Spot an error, or a company that should be in here? The methodology page explains what qualifies and how corrections are handled, and the contact form reaches us. Related: the AI Compute Deal Ledger tracks the individual contracts that build these balances.
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