Top 5 Augmented Reality (AR) Game Engine SaaS Companies Under $1M Revenue (September 2026)

Barcelona, Spain

PlayVisit is disrupting tours & activities market with gamified inmersive self-guided tours

Cayce, South Carolina, United States

90% of people who try to learn an instrument don’t last more than a month. Notey's World is solving this issue by building a mobile music education game that users can play using any instrument lying around the house. This is done through utilization of an ML audio engine that translates pitch into game mechanics enabling gameplay through music practice. Currently there is an iOS and iPad app that has 3D worlds and educational overlays on a guitar mockup, to be continued with development into an AR experience highlighting where to play and how to play the guitar. This will also be extended into gameplay for other instruments as well, embedding free curricula to be used in-game by users' own contributions.

United States

AI game development engine & platform

Denver, Colorado, United States

Dreamlab.gg – AI-Native Multiplayer Game Engine for the Web

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Lymb is a Munich-based sports technology company that combines proprietary interactive hardware with a SaaS subscription platform to deliver gamified physical fitness experiences. Founded by Markoss Kern, who wrote the first lines of code in late 2016, the company targets business-to-business customers including sports clubs, schools, offices, and kindergartens across 45 countries, while also preparing a consumer hardware launch. As of early 2022, Lymb had approximately 600 hardware systems installed globally, representing roughly 4.5 million dollars in cumulative hardware sales since its first commercial units shipped in 2017. The company switched on its SaaS revenue model in early 2021 and was generating approximately 6,500 euros per month in recurring software revenue from around 70 customers, with a reported gross revenue retention rate of 100 percent. Lymb had raised approximately 2.4 million dollars in total outside capital through a combination of small early tickets and a roughly 1 million dollar seed round in 2021, selling a cumulative 35 percent equity stake to investors. The company was preparing to raise a Series A at a target valuation in the low double-digit millions and was exploring a hardware-as-subscription bundled model to accelerate SaaS adoption.