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As of August 2026, there are 248 SaaS companies based in Norway. They have combined revenues of $1.9B and employ 13.5K employees. They've raised $1B in capital and serve 65.6M customers combined.
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Showing 10 of 248 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Atea is the leading Nordic and Baltic supplier of IT infrastructure. Atea is present in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Atea delivers IT products from leading vendors and assist its customers with specialist competencies within IT infrastructure services. Atea is listed on Oslo Stock Exchange.
Egersund, Rogaland, Norway
NAVTOR is a leading international total supplier of innovative e-Navigation and vessel performance software, providing seamless, secure and integrated solutions for e-Navigation and optimal vessel performance.
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Kristiansand, Agder, Norway
Pixii is a rapidly growing provider of modular and scalable battery-based energy storage solutions for various market segments, established by experts in energy conversion.
Oslo, Norway
Gelato aims to empower the transition from central mass production to local, on-demand production, a smarter, faster, and greener model. To do this, Gelato has developed software that enables creators and makers to scale their businesses and redefine global manufacturing. The result? A more sustainable production model—where products are made when and where they’re needed, fueling the growth of local communities and businesses. By reducing reliance on traditional global supply chains, Gelato’s model lowers costs, shortens transport distances, and minimizes waste caused by overproduction—allowing both creators and makers to scale their businesses faster and tap into new markets in a way that is both sustainable and profitable. At the heart of this transformation is GelatoConnect, the operating system for digital printing. It is the only end-to-end software that empowers print service providers to effectively manage digital orders—from procurement to shipping—enabling them to grow their business without compromising profitability. All to future-proof production businesses and unlock new opportunities for the next generation of manufacturing. More than a software platform, GelatoConnect is the foundation of a new production model—one where local print service providers are connected to global trade and where products are made closer to the end customer, reducing waste and transport distances while empowering local businesses to thrive. Meanwhile, GelatoCreate empowers ecommerce entrepreneurs to design, sell, and fulfill custom products anywhere in the world—without the burden of inventory or long-haul shipping. Orders are automatically routed to Gelato’s global network of 150+ local production partners, ensuring faster delivery, less waste, and seamless global brand expansion for creators. Together, GelatoConnect and GelatoCreate form a powerful flywheel—when print producers scale efficiently, ecommerce sellers thrive, and when creators succeed, print businesses grow.
Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Featuring an 11.8-inch color display, adjustable reading light, and unmatched paper-like writing feel, reMarkable Paper Pro is designed to help knowledge workers capture, refine, and elevate their thoughts in a world full of distractions.
Oslo, Norway
nShift is the global leading provider of cloud delivery management solutions enabling frictionless shipment and return of almost one billion shipments across 190 countries annually. Shift's software is used globally by e-commerce, retail, manufacturing and 3PL shippers. The company is headquartered in London and Oslo. It has over 500 employees across offices in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Romania.
Haugesund, Norway
Edda Wind is a provider of purpose-built Service Operation Vessels (SOV) and Commissioning Service Operation vessels (CSOV) to the global offshore wind market since 2015. The vessels accommodate wind turbine technicians and provide services during the commissioning and operation of offshore wind farms.
Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Ardoq is a privately held software company based in Oslo, Norway, and is not owned by any other company. Ardoq provides an enterprise-grade platform for creating and maintaining documentation of complex IT systems and processes, enabling businesses to visualize their architecture, manage change, and improve collaboration. Their platform includes features such as automated data discovery, interactive documentation, and visualizations, enabling businesses to gain insights into their IT environment and optimize their operations. Ardoq was founded in 2013 and has since grown to become one of the leading software providers in the enterprise architecture and IT documentation space, serving clients across various industries, including finance, healthcare, and telecommunications. The company has been recognized for its innovation and impact in the technology industry, receiving awards from organizations such as Gartner and Red Herring.
