List of 125 Public SaaS Companies (2026 Edition)
There are 125 public SaaS companies on the NYSE and Nasdaq in November 2026. Microsoft, Oracle and SAP bring in the most revenue. Each company's ticker, latest revenue and growth come from its own SEC filings, linked, and the list keeps up with IPOs and take-privates.
- Public SaaS companies
- 125
- On the NYSE and Nasdaq
- Combined revenue
- $717B
- Latest fiscal years
- Median growth
- +13%
- Revenue, year on year
- Pass the Rule of 40
- 44
- Of 124 with the numbers
All 125 publicly traded SaaS companies
Sorted by revenue in each company's latest fiscal year, as filed with the SEC; each figure links to its annual report. Growth compares it with the year before. The Rule of 40 adds that growth to the free-cash-flow margin; 40 or more is highlighted. "Listed" is the year of the company's IPO prospectus, linked. Search by company, ticker, category or city. For the 50 biggest with a profile of each, see the top SaaS companies by revenue.
125 companies
| Company | Ticker | Revenue | Growth | Rule of 40 | Category | HQ | Listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MSFTNasdaq | $332BFY2026 | +18% | 38+18% + 20% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Redmond, WA | — |
| 2 | ORCLNYSE | $67.4BFY2026 | +17% | −18+17% − 35% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | Austin, TX | — |
| 3 | SAPNYSE | $41.6B2025, from EUR | +8% | 31+8% + 23% FCF | Finance & accounting | Walldorf, Germany | 1998 |
| 4 | CRMNYSE | $41.5BFY2026 | +10% | 44+10% + 35% FCF | Sales & CRM | San Francisco, CA | 2004 |
| 5 | ADBENasdaq | $23.8BFY2025 | +11% | 52+11% + 41% FCF | Design & creative | San Jose, CA | — |
| 6 | INTUNasdaq | $21.4BFY2026 | +14% | 54+14% + 40% FCF | Finance & accounting | Mountain View, CA | — |
| 7 | NOWNYSE | $13.3B2025 | +21% | 55+21% + 34% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Santa Clara, CA | 2012 |
| 8 | SHOPNasdaq | $11.6B2025 | +30% | 48+30% + 17% FCF | E-commerce | Ottawa, Canada | 2015 |
| 9 | WDAYNasdaq | $9.6BFY2026 | +13% | 42+13% + 29% FCF | HR & payroll | Pleasanton, CA | 2012 |
| 10 | ADSKNasdaq | $7.2BFY2026 | +18% | 51+18% + 33% FCF | Design & creative | San Francisco, CA | — |
| 11 | TEAMNasdaq | $6.6BFY2026 | +26% | 46+26% + 20% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | San Francisco, CA | 2015 |
| 12 | TOSTNYSE | $6.2B2025 | +24% | 34+24% + 10% FCF | Industry software | Boston, MA | 2021 |
| 13 | TWLONYSE | $5.1B2025 | +14% | 32+14% + 19% FCF | Developer tools | San Francisco, CA | 2016 |
| 14 | ZMNasdaq | $4.9BFY2026 | +4% | 44+4% + 40% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | San Jose, CA | 2019 |
| 15 | CRWDNasdaq | $4.8BFY2026 | +22% | 48+22% + 26% FCF | Cybersecurity | Austin, TX | 2019 |
| 16 | SNOWNYSE | $4.7BFY2026 | +29% | 53+29% + 24% FCF | Data & analytics | Menlo Park, CA | 2020 |
| 17 | PLTRNasdaq | $4.5B2025 | +56% | 103+56% + 47% FCF | Data & analyticsAI | Aventura, FL | 2020 |
| 18 | DDOGNasdaq | $3.4B2025 | +28% | 54+28% + 27% FCF | Developer tools | New York, NY | 2019 |
| 19 | ZSNasdaq | $3.4BFY2026 | +25% | 49+25% + 23% FCF | Cybersecurity | Santa Clara, CA | 2018 |
| 20 | DOCUNasdaq | $3.2BFY2026 | +8% | 41+8% + 33% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | San Francisco, CA | 2018 |
| 21 | VEEVNYSE | $3.2BFY2026 | +16% | 60+16% + 43% FCF | Healthcare | Pleasanton, CA | 2013 |
| 22 | HUBSNYSE | $3.1B2025 | +19% | 38+19% + 18% FCF | Sales & CRM | Cambridge, MA | 2014 |
| 23 | NICENasdaq | $2.9B2025 | +8% | 29+8% + 21% FCF | Customer support | Ra'anana, Israel | — |
| 24 | OKTANasdaq | $2.9BFY2026 | +12% | 41+12% + 30% FCF | Cybersecurity | San Francisco, CA | 2017 |
| 25 | NTNXNasdaq | $2.9BFY2026 | +12% | 42+12% + 29% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | San Jose, CA | 2016 |
| 26 | PTCNasdaq | $2.7BFY2025 | +19% | 50+19% + 31% FCF | Industry software | Boston, MA | — |
| 27 | DBXNasdaq | $2.5B2025 | −1% | 36−1% + 37% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | San Francisco, CA | 2018 |
| 28 | RNGNYSE | $2.5B2025 | +5% | 26+5% + 21% FCF | Customer support | Belmont, CA | 2013 |
| 29 | MDBNasdaq | $2.5BFY2026 | +23% | 43+23% + 20% FCF | Developer tools | New York, NY | 2017 |
| 30 | NETNYSE | $2.2B2025 | +30% | 43+30% + 13% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | San Francisco, CA | 2019 |
| 31 | PAYCNYSE | $2.1B2025 | +9% | 29+9% + 20% FCF | HR & payroll | Oklahoma City, OK | 2014 |
| 32 | DTNYSE | $2BFY2026 | +19% | 45+19% + 26% FCF | Developer tools | Boston, MA | 2019 |
| 33 | WIXNasdaq | $2B2025 | +13% | 42+13% + 29% FCF | Design & creative | Tel Aviv, Israel | 2013 |
| 34 | PEGANasdaq | $1.7B2025 | +17% | 45+17% + 28% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Waltham, MA | 1996 |
| 35 | ESTCNYSE | $1.7BFY2026 | +17% | 36+17% + 19% FCF | Developer tools | San Francisco, CA | 2018 |
| 36 | TDCNYSE | $1.7B2025 | −5% | 12−5% + 17% FCF | Data & analytics | San Diego, CA | 2007 |
| 37 | BILLNYSE | $1.7BFY2026 | +13% | 34+13% + 21% FCF | Finance & accounting | San Jose, CA | 2019 |
| 38 | PCTYNasdaq | $1.7BFY2026 | +12% | 38+12% + 26% FCF | HR & payroll | Schaumburg, IL | 2014 |
| 39 | IOTNYSE | $1.6BFY2026 | +30% | 42+30% + 13% FCF | Supply chain & logistics | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 40 | PATHNYSE | $1.6BFY2026 | +13% | 35+13% + 22% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | New York, NY | 2021 |
| 41 | BSYNasdaq | $1.5B2025 | +11% | 46+11% + 35% FCF | Real estate & construction | Exton, PA | 2020 |
| 42 | GWRENYSE | $1.5BFY2026 | +23% | 47+23% + 24% FCF | Insurance software | San Mateo, CA | 2012 |
| 43 | PCORNYSE | $1.3B2025 | +15% | 31+15% + 16% FCF | Real estate & construction | Carpinteria, CA | 2021 |
| 44 | RBRKNYSE | $1.3BFY2026 | +48% | 67+48% + 18% FCF | Cybersecurity | Palo Alto, CA | 2024 |
| 45 | ZETANYSE | $1.3B2025 | +30% | 42+30% + 13% FCF | Marketing | New York, NY | 2021 |
| 46 | GTMNasdaq | $1.2B2025 | +3% | 34+3% + 31% FCF | Sales & CRM | Vancouver, WA | 2020 |
| 47 | KVYONYSE | $1.2B2025 | +32% | 47+32% + 15% FCF | Marketing | Boston, MA | 2023 |
| 48 | MNDYNasdaq | $1.2B2025 | +27% | 52+27% + 25% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Tel Aviv, Israel | 2021 |
| 49 | CVLTNasdaq | $1.2BFY2026 | +19% | 39+19% + 20% FCF | Cybersecurity | Tinton Falls, NJ | 2006 |
| 50 | BOXNYSE | $1.2BFY2026 | +8% | 38+8% + 30% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Redwood City, CA | 2015 |
| 51 | FIVNNasdaq | $1.1B2025 | +10% | 24+10% + 14% FCF | Customer support | San Ramon, CA | 2014 |
| 52 | BLKBNasdaq | $1.1B2025 | −2% | 16−2% + 18% FCF | Industry software | Charleston, SC | 2004 |
| 53 | WAYNasdaq | $1.1B2025 | +17% | 42+17% + 26% FCF | Healthcare | Lehi, UT | 2024 |
| 54 | LSPDNYSE | $1.1BFY2025 | +18% | 13+18% − 5% FCF | E-commerce | Montreal, Canada | 2020 |
| 55 | SAILNasdaq | $1.1BFY2026 | +24% | 29+24% + 5% FCF | Cybersecurity | Austin, TX | 2025 |
| 56 | CCCNasdaq | $1.1B2025 | +12% | 36+12% + 24% FCF | Insurance software | Chicago, IL | 2021 |
| 57 | FIGNYSE | $1.1B2025 | +41% | 64+41% + 23% FCF | Design & creative | San Francisco, CA | 2025 |
| 58 | ALRMNasdaq | $1B2025 | +8% | 21+8% + 13% FCF | Industry software | Tysons, VA | 2015 |
| 59 | SNYSE | $1BFY2026 | +22% | 27+22% + 5% FCF | Cybersecurity | Mountain View, CA | 2021 |
| 60 | TENBNasdaq | $999M2025 | +11% | 36+11% + 25% FCF | Cybersecurity | Columbia, MD | 2018 |
| 61 | GLBENasdaq | $962M2025 | +28% | 57+28% + 29% FCF | E-commerce | Petah Tikva, Israel | 2021 |
| 62 | TTANNasdaq | $961MFY2026 | +24% | 33+24% + 9% FCF | Industry software | Glendale, CA | 2024 |
| 63 | GTLBNasdaq | $955MFY2026 | +26% | 49+26% + 23% FCF | Developer tools | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 64 | APPFNasdaq | $951M2025 | +20% | 44+20% + 25% FCF | Real estate & construction | Santa Barbara, CA | 2015 |
| 65 | DOCNNYSE | $901M2025 | +15% | 34+15% + 19% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | Broomfield, CO | 2021 |
| 66 | WKNYSE | $885M2025 | +20% | 35+20% + 16% FCF | Finance & accounting | Ames, IA | 2014 |
| 67 | RPDNasdaq | $860M2025 | +2% | 17+2% + 15% FCF | Cybersecurity | Boston, MA | 2015 |
| 68 | CXMNYSE | $857MFY2026 | +8% | 24+8% + 17% FCF | Customer support | New York, NY | 2021 |
| 69 | FRSHNasdaq | $839M2025 | +16% | 43+16% + 26% FCF | Customer support | San Mateo, CA | 2021 |
| 70 | RAMPNYSE | $813MFY2026 | +9% | 30+9% + 20% FCF | Marketing | San Francisco, CA | — |
| 71 | QTWONYSE | $795M2025 | +14% | 36+14% + 22% FCF | Fintech & payments | Austin, TX | 2014 |
| 72 | ASANNYSE | $791MFY2026 | +9% | 19+9% + 10% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | San Francisco, CA | 2020 |
| 73 | BANDNasdaq | $754M2025 | +1% | 8+1% + 8% FCF | Developer tools | Raleigh, NC | 2017 |
| 74 | SPSCNasdaq | $752M2025 | +18% | 38+18% + 20% FCF | Supply chain & logistics | Minneapolis, MN | 2010 |
| 75 | VERXNasdaq | $748M2025 | +12% | — | Finance & accounting | King of Prussia, PA | 2020 |
| 76 | BRZENasdaq | $738MFY2026 | +24% | 32+24% + 8% FCF | Marketing | New York, NY | 2021 |
| 77 | EGHTNasdaq | $736MFY2026 | +3% | 8+3% + 5% FCF | Customer support | Campbell, CA | 1997 |
| 78 | DSGXNasdaq | $729MFY2026 | +12% | 48+12% + 36% FCF | Supply chain & logistics | Waterloo, Canada | — |
| 79 | APPNNasdaq | $727M2025 | +18% | 26+18% + 8% FCF | Developer tools | McLean, VA | 2017 |
| 80 | NTSKNasdaq | $709MFY2026 | +32% | 33+32% + 2% FCF | Cybersecurity | Santa Clara, CA | 2025 |
| 81 | NAVNNasdaq | $702MFY2026 | +31% | 33+31% + 2% FCF | Finance & accounting | Palo Alto, CA | 2025 |
| 82 | BLNasdaq | $700M2025 | +7% | 26+7% + 19% FCF | Finance & accounting | Woodland Hills, CA | 2016 |
| 83 | QLYSNasdaq | $669M2025 | +10% | 56+10% + 45% FCF | Cybersecurity | Foster City, CA | 2012 |
| 84 | DOCSNYSE | $645MFY2026 | +13% | 62+13% + 49% FCF | Healthcare | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 85 | FSLYNasdaq | $624M2025 | +15% | 22+15% + 8% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | San Francisco, CA | 2019 |
| 86 | VRNSNasdaq | $624M2025 | +13% | 34+13% + 21% FCF | Cybersecurity | Miami, FL | 2014 |
| 87 | NCNONasdaq | $595MFY2026 | +10% | 24+10% + 14% FCF | Fintech & payments | Wilmington, NC | 2020 |
| 88 | EVCMNasdaq | $589M2025 | +5% | 18+5% + 14% FCF | Industry software | Denver, CO | 2021 |
| 89 | INTANasdaq | $578MFY2026 | +15% | 38+15% + 24% FCF | Legal | Palo Alto, CA | 2021 |
| 90 | FROGNasdaq | $532M2025 | +24% | 51+24% + 27% FCF | Developer tools | Sunnyvale, CA | 2020 |
| 91 | SKILNYSE | $513MFY2026 | −3% | −2−3% + 1% FCF | Education | Nashua, NH | 2021 |
| 92 | NABLNYSE | $509M2025 | +9% | 24+9% + 15% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | Wilmington, DE | 2021 |
| 93 | PDNYSE | $493MFY2026 | +5% | 26+5% + 21% FCF | Developer tools | San Francisco, CA | 2019 |
| 94 | CLBTNasdaq | $476M2025 | +19% | 52+19% + 34% FCF | Cybersecurity | Petah Tikva, Israel | 2021 |
| 95 | PHRNYSE | $468MFY2026 | +14% | 26+14% + 12% FCF | Healthcare | Wilmington, DE | 2019 |
| 96 | SPTNasdaq | $458M2025 | +13% | 21+13% + 9% FCF | Marketing | Chicago, IL | 2019 |
| 97 | YEXTNYSE | $447MFY2026 | +6% | 18+6% + 12% FCF | Marketing | New York, NY | 2017 |
| 98 | ALKTNasdaq | $444M2025 | +33% | 41+33% + 8% FCF | Fintech & payments | Plano, TX | 2021 |
| 99 | VIANYSE | $434M2025 | +29% | 20+29% − 8% FCF | Industry software | New York, NY | 2025 |
| 100 | AVPTNasdaq | $419M2025 | +27% | 46+27% + 19% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | Jersey City, NJ | 2021 |
| 101 | CCSINasdaq | $350M2025 | −0% | 30−0% + 30% FCF | Healthcare | Los Angeles, CA | 2021 |
| 102 | AMPLNasdaq | $343M2025 | +15% | 22+15% + 7% FCF | Data & analytics | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 103 | CMRCNasdaq | $342M2025 | +3% | 8+3% + 5% FCF | E-commerce | Austin, TX | 2020 |
| 104 | AGYSNasdaq | $319MFY2026 | +16% | 37+16% + 21% FCF | Industry software | Alpharetta, GA | — |
| 105 | HUCKNasdaq | $319MFY2026 | +1% | −0+1% − 1% FCF | Data & analytics | Lehi, UT | 2018 |
| 106 | HCATNasdaq | $311M2025 | +1% | 1+1% − 0% FCF | Healthcare | South Jordan, UT | 2019 |
| 107 | HSTMNasdaq | $304M2025 | +4% | 15+4% + 10% FCF | Healthcare | Nashville, TN | 2000 |
| 108 | SMWBNYSE | $283M2025 | +13% | 18+13% + 5% FCF | Data & analytics | Givatayim, Israel | 2021 |
| 109 | AINYSE | $250MFY2026 | −36% | −112−36% − 77% FCF | AI agents & appsAI | Redwood City, CA | 2020 |
| 110 | DCBONasdaq | $243M2025 | +12% | 23+12% + 11% FCF | Education | Toronto, Canada | 2020 |
| 111 | DHNasdaq | $242M2025 | −4% | 11−4% + 15% FCF | Healthcare | Framingham, MA | 2021 |
| 112 | VTEXNYSE | $241M2025 | +6% | 20+6% + 13% FCF | E-commerce | London, United Kingdom | 2021 |
| 113 | SANGNasdaq | $237MFY2025 | −4% | 12−4% + 17% FCF | Customer support | Markham, Canada | — |
| 114 | UPLDNasdaq | $217M2025 | −21% | −10−21% + 11% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | Austin, TX | 2014 |
| 115 | IIIVNasdaq | $213MFY2025 | +11% | 9+11% − 2% FCF | Industry software | Nashville, TN | 2018 |
| 116 | KLTRNasdaq | $181M2025 | +1% | 9+1% + 8% FCF | Productivity & collaboration | New York, NY | 2021 |
| 117 | SOUNNasdaq | $169M2025 | +99% | 38+99% − 61% FCF | AI agents & appsAI | Claymont, DE | 2022 |
| 118 | LAWNYSE | $157M2025 | +8% | −3+8% − 11% FCF | Legal | Austin, TX | 2021 |
| 119 | BLZENasdaq | $146M2025 | +14% | 22+14% + 8% FCF | IT & cloud infrastructure | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 120 | EXFYNasdaq | $142M2025 | +2% | 14+2% + 12% FCF | Finance & accounting | San Francisco, CA | 2021 |
| 121 | APINasdaq | $141M2025 | +6% | 24+6% + 18% FCF | Developer tools | Santa Clara, CA | 2020 |
| 122 | BLNDNYSE | $124M2025 | +7% | 7+7% − 0% FCF | Fintech & payments | Novato, CA | 2021 |
| 123 | SSTINasdaq | $104M2025 | +2% | 7+2% + 5% FCF | Industry software | Fremont, CA | 2017 |
| 124 | EGANNasdaq | $91MFY2026 | +3% | 26+3% + 23% FCF | Customer support | Sunnyvale, CA | 1999 |
| 125 | SOPHNasdaq | $77M2025 | +19% | −29+19% − 47% FCF | Healthcare | Rolle, Switzerland | 2021 |
Fastest-growing public SaaS companies
Revenue growth in the latest fiscal year, among companies with at least $100 million of revenue. The median public SaaS company grew +13%; 9 shrank. For private companies, see the fastest-growing SaaS companies.
| Company | Revenue growth | Revenue | Ticker | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +99% | $169M2025 | Nasdaq: SOUN | AI agents & appsAI | |
| +56% | $4.5B2025 | Nasdaq: PLTR | Data & analyticsAI | |
| +48% | $1.3BFY2026 | NYSE: RBRK | Cybersecurity | |
| +41% | $1.1B2025 | NYSE: FIG | Design & creative | |
| +33% | $444M2025 | Nasdaq: ALKT | Fintech & payments | |
| +32% | $709MFY2026 | Nasdaq: NTSK | Cybersecurity | |
| +32% | $1.2B2025 | NYSE: KVYO | Marketing | |
| +31% | $702MFY2026 | Nasdaq: NAVN | Finance & accounting | |
| +30% | $11.6B2025 | Nasdaq: SHOP | E-commerce | |
| +30% | $2.2B2025 | NYSE: NET | IT & cloud infrastructure | |
| +30% | $1.3B2025 | NYSE: ZETA | Marketing | |
| +30% | $1.6BFY2026 | NYSE: IOT | Supply chain & logistics | |
| +29% | $4.7BFY2026 | NYSE: SNOW | Data & analytics | |
| +29% | $434M2025 | NYSE: VIA | Industry software | |
| +28% | $962M2025 | Nasdaq: GLBE | E-commerce |
Public SaaS companies that pass the Rule of 40
The Rule of 40 says a software company's revenue growth plus its profit margin should reach 40%. 44 of the 124 public SaaS companies with the numbers pass it, using free cash flow as the margin. The median free-cash-flow margin is 19%. The highest scores, among companies with at least $100 million of revenue:
| Company | Rule of 40 | Revenue | Ticker | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 103+56% + 47% FCF | $4.5B2025 | Nasdaq: PLTR | Data & analyticsAI | |
| 67+48% + 18% FCF | $1.3BFY2026 | NYSE: RBRK | Cybersecurity | |
| 64+41% + 23% FCF | $1.1B2025 | NYSE: FIG | Design & creative | |
| 62+13% + 49% FCF | $645MFY2026 | NYSE: DOCS | Healthcare | |
| 60+16% + 43% FCF | $3.2BFY2026 | NYSE: VEEV | Healthcare | |
| 57+28% + 29% FCF | $962M2025 | Nasdaq: GLBE | E-commerce | |
| 56+10% + 45% FCF | $669M2025 | Nasdaq: QLYS | Cybersecurity | |
| 55+21% + 34% FCF | $13.3B2025 | NYSE: NOW | Productivity & collaboration | |
| 54+28% + 27% FCF | $3.4B2025 | Nasdaq: DDOG | Developer tools | |
| 54+14% + 40% FCF | $21.4BFY2026 | Nasdaq: INTU | Finance & accounting | |
| 53+29% + 24% FCF | $4.7BFY2026 | NYSE: SNOW | Data & analytics | |
| 52+19% + 34% FCF | $476M2025 | Nasdaq: CLBT | Cybersecurity | |
| 52+11% + 41% FCF | $23.8BFY2025 | Nasdaq: ADBE | Design & creative | |
| 52+27% + 25% FCF | $1.2B2025 | Nasdaq: MNDY | Productivity & collaboration | |
| 51+18% + 33% FCF | $7.2BFY2026 | Nasdaq: ADSK | Design & creative |
SaaS IPOs since 2024
8 SaaS companies on the list went public in 2024 or later, by IPO, direct listing or merger, the most recent first. The next ones are likely among the private SaaS unicorns.
| Company | Listed | Revenue | Ticker | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $702MFY2026 | Nasdaq: NAVN | Finance & accounting | |
| 2025 | $709MFY2026 | Nasdaq: NTSK | Cybersecurity | |
| 2025 | $434M2025 | NYSE: VIA | Industry software | |
| 2025 | $1.1B2025 | NYSE: FIG | Design & creative | |
| 2025 | $1.1BFY2026 | Nasdaq: SAIL | Cybersecurity | |
| 2024 | $961MFY2026 | Nasdaq: TTAN | Industry software | |
| 2024 | $1.1B2025 | Nasdaq: WAY | Healthcare | |
| 2024 | $1.3BFY2026 | NYSE: RBRK | Cybersecurity |
Public SaaS companies at a glance
- Cybersecurity13 · 10%
- Productivity & collaboration13 · 10%
- Developer tools11 · 9%
- Industry software10 · 8%
- Healthcare9 · 7%
- Customer support8 · 6%
- Finance & accounting8 · 6%
- IT & cloud infrastructure8 · 6%
- United States111 · 89%
- Israel6 · 5%
- Canada5 · 4%
- Germany1 · 1%
- Switzerland1 · 1%
- United Kingdom1 · 1%
- Under $250M16 · 13%
- $250M–$1B50 · 40%
- $1B–$5B46 · 37%
- $5B–$20B7 · 6%
- $20B and up6 · 5%
- 2000–20043 · 3%
- 2010–201416 · 14%
- 2015–201933 · 29%
- 2020–202451 · 45%
- 2025–20295 · 4%
- Before 20004 · 4%
Public SaaS companies by category
Productivity & collaboration has the most listed SaaS companies (13), then cybersecurity (13), developer tools (11) and industry software (10). 2% build on AI at their core. Each category links to its list of SaaS companies, private ones included.
| Category | Companies | Combined revenue | Most revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity & collaboration | 13 | $369B | Microsoft ($332B), ServiceNow ($13.3B), Atlassian ($6.6B) |
| Cybersecurity | 13 | $20B | CrowdStrike ($4.8B), Zscaler ($3.4B), Okta ($2.9B) |
| Developer tools | 11 | $18.3B | Twilio ($5.1B), Datadog ($3.4B), MongoDB ($2.5B) |
| Industry software | 10 | $13.7B | Toast ($6.2B), PTC ($2.7B), Blackbaud ($1.1B) |
| Healthcare | 9 | $6.7B | Veeva Systems ($3.2B), Waystar ($1.1B), Doximity ($645M) |
| IT & cloud infrastructure | 8 | $75B | Oracle ($67.4B), Nutanix ($2.9B), Cloudflare ($2.2B) |
| Finance & accounting | 8 | $67.8B | SAP ($41.6B), Intuit ($21.4B), BILL ($1.7B) |
| Customer support | 8 | $9.4B | NICE ($2.9B), RingCentral ($2.5B), Five9 ($1.1B) |
| Data & analytics | 6 | $11.8B | Snowflake ($4.7B), Palantir ($4.5B), Teradata ($1.7B) |
| Marketing | 6 | $5B | Zeta Global ($1.3B), Klaviyo ($1.2B), LiveRamp ($813M) |
| E-commerce | 5 | $14.2B | Shopify ($11.6B), Lightspeed Commerce ($1.1B), Global-e ($962M) |
| Design & creative | 4 | $34B | Adobe ($23.8B), Autodesk ($7.2B), Wix ($2B) |
| Fintech & payments | 4 | $2B | Q2 Holdings ($795M), nCino ($595M), Alkami Technology ($444M) |
| Sales & CRM | 3 | $45.9B | Salesforce ($41.5B), HubSpot ($3.1B), ZoomInfo ($1.2B) |
| HR & payroll | 3 | $13.3B | Workday ($9.6B), Paycom ($2.1B), Paylocity ($1.7B) |
| Real estate & construction | 3 | $3.8B | Bentley Systems ($1.5B), Procore ($1.3B), AppFolio ($951M) |
| Supply chain & logistics | 3 | $3.1B | Samsara ($1.6B), SPS Commerce ($752M), Descartes Systems ($729M) |
| Insurance software | 2 | $2.5B | Guidewire ($1.5B), CCC Intelligent Solutions ($1.1B) |
| Education | 2 | $755M | Skillsoft ($513M), Docebo ($243M) |
| Legal | 2 | $735M | Intapp ($578M), CS Disco ($157M) |
| AI agents & apps | 2 | $419M | C3.ai ($250M), SoundHound AI ($169M) |
Public SaaS companies by country
111 are headquartered in the United States and 14 elsewhere, led by Israel (6), Canada (5) and Germany (1). This counts companies listed on the NYSE and Nasdaq; those listed only on other exchanges come next. Each country links to its list of SaaS companies.
| Country | Companies | Combined revenue | Most revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 111 | $654B | Microsoft ($332B), Oracle ($67.4B), Salesforce ($41.5B) |
| Israel | 6 | $7.9B | NICE ($2.9B), Wix ($2B), monday.com ($1.2B) |
| Canada | 5 | $13.8B | Shopify ($11.6B), Lightspeed Commerce ($1.1B), Descartes Systems ($729M) |
| Germany | 1 | $41.6B | SAP ($41.6B) |
| United Kingdom | 1 | $241M | VTEX ($241M) |
| Switzerland | 1 | $77M | SOPHiA GENETICS ($77M) |
What counts as a public SaaS company
A company whose shares trade on a stock exchange and that sells software as a subscription or by usage. That includes the large software companies that now earn most of their revenue from cloud subscriptions, such as Microsoft, Oracle, SAP and Adobe, the same line the top SaaS companies post draws, along with AI software sold by subscription and payment platforms sold to businesses. Hardware makers, IT services firms, video games and consumer marketplaces aren't on the list.
How this list is built
It starts from every company on the NYSE and Nasdaq that files with the SEC under a software or computer-services industry code. Each one was checked by hand for whether it sells software as a service. Revenue comes from the XBRL data of each company's latest annual report, the listing year from its first IPO prospectus on EDGAR, and the headquarters from its filing address. Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital spending and capitalised software, from the same report; companies define it slightly differently in their earnings releases, so their own figures can differ by a few points.
Companies listed only outside the US, such as Xero, Sage or Dassault Systèmes, aren't here yet, nor those with under $50 million of revenue. Neither is a ranking: the order follows revenue, and nothing here is investment advice.
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Frequently asked questions
125 SaaS companies are listed on the NYSE (45) and Nasdaq (80) as of November 2026, 14 of them headquartered outside the United States. Together they took in $717B in their latest fiscal years. Counts differ between lists because each draws the line around SaaS differently, and because companies keep going public, being acquired or being taken private.
Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), with $332B in FY2026. Oracle ($67.4B), SAP ($41.6B), Salesforce ($41.5B) and Adobe ($23.8B) follow. The top SaaS companies post ranks the 50 biggest with a profile of each.
Among those with at least $100 million of revenue: SoundHound AI (+99%), Palantir (+56%), Rubrik (+48%), Figma (+41%) and Alkami Technology (+33%), in their latest fiscal year over the one before. The median public SaaS company grew +13%, and 9 shrank.
44 of the 124 with the numbers to check, as of their latest fiscal years. The highest scores: Palantir (103), Rubrik (67), Figma (64), Doximity (62) and Veeva Systems (60). The Rule of 40 says a software company's revenue growth plus its profit margin should reach 40%. Here the margin is free cash flow: operating cash flow minus capital spending and capitalised software, from the same annual report.
Navan (2025), Netskope (2025), Via Transportation (2025), Figma (2025), SailPoint (2025), ServiceTitan (2024), Waystar (2024) and Rubrik (2024). The next ones are likely among the private SaaS unicorns.
A share in a listed company that sells software as a subscription or by usage, such as Salesforce, ServiceNow or Datadog. This page lists them as companies, with their filings; it isn't investment advice.
Those listed on the NYSE or Nasdaq are: 14 of them, such as SAP (Germany), Shopify (Canada), NICE (Israel) and Wix (Israel). Companies listed only on other exchanges, like Xero on the ASX or Sage in London, aren't on this page yet.
From each company's annual report filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (10-K, 20-F or 40-F), read from its XBRL data and linked to the filing. Revenue is the latest full fiscal year; growth compares it with the year before; free cash flow comes from the same report's cash flow statement. Figures reported in other currencies are converted to dollars at that year's average rate.
After each earnings season, four times a year, when new annual reports, IPOs and take-privates change it. This version was checked in November 2026.
Yes. LeadWave's list of 15,000+ SaaS companies has the CEO's name, verified email and LinkedIn for each, with headcount and funding.