279 Enterprise SaaS Companies in 2026
Enterprise SaaS is cloud software sold to large organizations on subscription: CRM, ERP, HR, IT service management, security and data platforms. This list is the SaaS companies that are enterprises themselves, with more than 1,000 employees, and most of them sell to other enterprises.
- Companies
- 279
- In LeadWave's database, November 2026
- Total funding raised
- $72.8B
- Across 202 funded companies
- Median headcount
- 1,816
- Of 235 with a known headcount
- Median year founded
- 2007
- Of 277 with a known year
Enterprise SaaS companies by headcount
The 30 with the most employees, of 279. Headcount is the latest known figure.
| Company | Website | Employees | Headcount | Funding | CEO | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 Oracle | oracle.com | 10,000+ | 141,000 | — | Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia | |
2 SAP | sap.com | 10,000+ | 113,076 | — | Christian Klein | |
3 Salesforce | salesforce.com | 10,000+ | 83,334 | $65.4M | Marc Benioff | |
4 Adobe | adobe.com | 10,000+ | 31,360 | $53.2M | Shantanu Narayen | |
5 Dassault Systèmes | 3ds.com | 10,000+ | 26,999 | — | Pascal Daloz | |
6 Atlassian | atlassian.com | 10,000+ | 19,180 | $210.6M | Mike Cannon-Brookes | |
7 Infor | infor.com | 10,000+ | 18,605 | $4B | Kevin Samuelson | |
8 Intuit | intuit.com | 10,000+ | 18,600 | — | Sasan Goodarzi | |
9 ServiceNow | servicenow.com | 10,000+ | 17,751 | $83.7M | Bill McDermott | |
10 Workday | workday.com | 10,000+ | 15,517 | $230.6M | Aneel Bhusri | |
11 TOTVS | totvs.com | 10,000+ | — | — | Dennis Herszkowicz | |
12 Autodesk | autodesk.com | 10,000+ | 14,300 | — | Andrew Anagnost | |
13 Stripe | stripe.com | 10,000+ | 13,382 | $2.2B | Patrick Collison | |
14 Shopify | shopify.com | 10,000+ | 12,028 | $122.3M | Tobias Lutke | |
15 Hubspot | hubspot.com | 10,000+ | 11,591 | $100.5M | Yamini Rangan | |
16 Sage | sage.com | 10,000+ | 11,170 | — | Steve Hare | |
17 Zoom | zoom.us | 10,000+ | 10,500 | $146M | Eric Yuan | |
18 Canva | canva.com | 10,000+ | 10,471 | $372.6M | Melanie Perkins | |
19 Snowflake | snowflake.com | 5,001–10,000 | 9,060 | — | — | Sridhar Ramaswamy |
20 Okta | okta.com | 5,001–10,000 | 8,669 | $1.2B | Todd McKinnon | |
21 Glodon | glodon.com | 5,001–10,000 | 8,500 | — | Yuan Zhenggang | |
22 Sabre | sabre.com | 5,001–10,000 | 8,217 | $1.1B | Kurt Ekert | |
23 Akamai | akamai.com | 5,001–10,000 | 7,950 | $35M | Tom Leighton | |
24 Freshworks | freshworks.com | 5,001–10,000 | 7,650 | $484M | Dennis Woodside | |
25 DocuSign | docusign.com | 5,001–10,000 | 7,486 | $536.2M | Allan Thygesen | |
26 Wix | wix.com | 5,001–10,000 | 6,716 | $58.5M | Avishai Abrahami | |
27 RealPage | realpage.com | 5,001–10,000 | 6,624 | $86.4M | Dirk Wakeham | |
28 Twilio | twilio.com | 5,001–10,000 | 6,590 | $236.2M | Khozema Shipchandler | |
29 [24]7.ai | 247-inc.com | 5,001–10,000 | 6,378 | $22M | PV Kannan | |
30 Zendesk | zendesk.com | 5,001–10,000 | 6,176 | $85.5M | Tom Eggemeier |
Enterprise SaaS companies at a glance
- 80% are headquartered in United States, followed by United Kingdom.
- The largest is Oracle, with 141,000 employees.
- 202 have disclosed funding, $72.8B in total; 140 raised $100M or more.
- Half were founded before 2007, and 2% in 2020 or later.
- United States223 · 80%
- United Kingdom10 · 4%
- Canada8 · 3%
- India5 · 2%
- France4 · 1%
- Australia3 · 1%
- Customer Support24 · 9%
- Finance21 · 8%
- Fintech20 · 7%
- Marketing15 · 5%
- HR15 · 5%
- Ecommerce14 · 5%
- Cybersecurity14 · 5%
- ERP13 · 5%
- 1,001–5,000245 · 88%
- 5,001–10,00016 · 6%
- 10,000+18 · 6%
- Before 200056 · 20%
- 2000–2009125 · 45%
- 2010–201461 · 22%
- 2015–201929 · 10%
- 2020–20225 · 2%
- 2023 or later1 · 0%
- Under $1M2 · 1%
- $1M–5M4 · 2%
- $5M–10M5 · 2%
- $10M–50M31 · 15%
- $50M–100M21 · 10%
- $100M–500M97 · 47%
- $500M–1B28 · 14%
- $1B+19 · 9%
How this list was built
A company is on this list if it has more than 1,000 employees: its latest known headcount, or its LinkedIn size range (1,001–5,000 and up) when the headcount is unknown. We leave out product lines of bigger companies, AI research labs, IT services firms and records whose size we know is wrong.
The data comes from LeadWave's database of SaaS and AI companies, last updated in November 2026. Companies that share a website are counted once. Headcount, funding and CEO come from public sources, so some fields are blank for smaller companies.
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Frequently asked questions
LeadWave's database lists 279 enterprise SaaS companies as of November 2026. This page shows the 30 largest; the full list, with CEO contacts, is part of our 15,000+ SaaS companies list.
By headcount, Oracle, with 141,000 employees, followed by SAP and Salesforce.
United States: 80% of those with a known headquarters, followed by United Kingdom at 4%.
Infor ($4B), Palantir ($2.6B) and Stripe ($2.2B), by total disclosed funding.
LeadWave's SaaS companies list covers 15,000+ companies and 16,000+ CEOs, with verified CEO emails, LinkedIn profiles, headcount and funding in one CSV. It's on the List of SaaS Companies page.
Software as a service built for large organizations. It handles thousands of users, strict security and compliance, integrations with other systems and admin controls, and it's sold by a sales team on annual or multi-year contracts. Salesforce, ServiceNow and Workday are typical examples.
On LeadWave's lists it's the company's own size: enterprise SaaS companies have more than 1,000 employees, mid-market ones 201 to 1,000. Elsewhere "mid-market" often describes the customers a company sells to, usually businesses with about 100 to 1,000 employees or $10M to $1B in revenue.
By headcount, the latest known figure. For a ranking by revenue, from public filings, see LeadWave's post on the top SaaS companies.