As of November 2026, there are 281 SaaS companies based in Tel Aviv. They have combined revenues of $3.6B and employ 16.2K employees. They've raised $2.7B in capital and serve 2M customers combined.
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Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
FuriosaAI designs and develops AI accelerators (NPUs) optimized for data center operations, focusing on high-performance and power-efficient solutions for computer vision, generative AI, and various demanding workloads.
Tel Aviv, Israel
NoTraffic empowers agencies to optimize infrastructure, enhance efficiency, and improve safety by transforming intersections into a connected, digital network. It is an AI-powered traffic management system that optimizes intersections in real-time.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Dream Security is a pioneering AI cybersecurity company delivering revolutionary defense through artificial intelligence. The company develops an AI platform that enables cyber resilience and protects nations from hostile nation-state cyber attacks.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Trigo is a computer vision AI company working with global retail and logistics clients tackling their everyday challenges, including Loss Prevention, Store Management, Customer and Employee Experience, Autonomous Stores, and more.
Tel Aviv, Israel
D-ID is an Israeli AI technology company founded in 2017 by Gil Perry, Eliran Kuta, and Sella Blondheim. The company began as a privacy protection platform, helping enterprises shield employee photos from facial recognition systems, before pivoting to a broader AI face platform that enables the creation of synthetic videos for media and entertainment clients. As of May 2021, D-ID had raised a total of $24 million in funding, including a round of almost $14 million closed approximately one year prior. The company serves dozens of enterprise customers under annual API-call-based license agreements, with average contract values above $100,000. Its most prominent customer, MyHeritage, generated 80 million API calls in two months using D-ID's Deep Nostalgia technology, pushing the MyHeritage app to the top of the App Store free-apps chart in 22 countries. With a 24-person team, 14 of whom are engineers, and a single quota-carrying sales representative at the time of the interview, D-ID was actively building out its go-to-market function. Perry indicated the company had already crossed, or was on track to cross, $1 million in revenue on its new product line in 2021, and was in discussions with investors about a follow-on round targeting several dozen millions of dollars.
