As of May 2026, there are 33 SaaS companies in Desktop as a Service (DaaS) Providers. They have combined revenues of $194.3M and employ 1.6K people. They have raised $111.3M and serve 5.4K customers combined.
Desktop as a Service (DaaS) is a cloud computing service model that delivers virtual desktop environments over the internet. These environments include operating systems, applications, data, and user profiles, allowing users to access their desktops from any device, at any location. DaaS provides organizations with the flexibility to support remote work and mobile employees, as well as streamline the management of IT resources through centralized control and deployment. Typical use cases for DaaS include supporting remote work, management of outsourced teams, and the need for secure access to business applications. Features often include automated provisioning, secure data storage, and support for multiple operating systems. Common buyer personas include IT administrators who seek to simplify desktop management, HR teams looking to support flexible work arrangements, and security officers focused on data protection and compliance. DaaS is particularly valuable in industries such as education, healthcare, and finance, where secure and scalable access to applications and data is crucial. Providers in this space leverage virtualization technologies to separate software from hardware, allowing for a more agile IT infrastructure and easy scalability based on organizational needs.
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Showing 10 of 10 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Madanpur, West Bengal, India
Infinity is a cloud-based platform that turns any device into a powerful computer via a web browser. With advanced GPU optimization, Infinity delivers high-performance computing, making technology accessible and affordable for all.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Provider of a cloud-based voice technology intended to deliver critical products for secure and highly available network in today's cloud computing market. The company's Hosted PBX and SIP Trunking are secure, voice-as-a-service, cloud-based PBX products in which all business phones connect and operate off of redundant and geographically-dispersed broadsoft switches as well as act as a hospitality software platform, enabling clients to quality and efficient cloud communication products and services.
Cedar Park, Texas, United States
Provider of centralized and virtual computing, hardware and management software. The company offers its provisions through reseller and integrator partners throughout the world.
San Francisco, California, United States
Developer of thin client endpoint software. The company develops VDI endpoint software and offers a hardware and vendor agnostic computer repurposing product for thin client market.
McLean, Virginia, United States
Kasm is changing the way that businesses deliver digital workspaces using our workspace streaming technology to establish a web-native devops-enabled delivery of Desktop as a Service (DaaS), application streaming, and browser isolation.
Seengen, Switzerland
Initiated by the 2001 founded Netkom IT Services GmbH, we are a Swiss cloud computing provider and headquartered in Seengen at the famous Lake Hallwil. Our most popular product is n'cloud, one of the first IaaS/SaaS platforms in Europe, launched in 2009. Today, the n'cloud product portfolio covers various products, including a solution for Workplace as a Service, which is known under the product name n'cloud Office and is used by customers from Switzerland as well as from abroad. Another well-known product of the company, which is the result of a long-term cloud strategy, is the full-service cloud platform for all cloud models n'cloud.swiss. Under the umbrella of our global marketplace, we offer a variety of products and services worldwide. A marketplace built on the foundations of pioneering cloud technology is how we positioned our marketplace in the global market. The certification of the quality and information security management systems according to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:20
Zurich, Unknown, Switzerland
Headquartered in Zurich and with an innovation center in Traunstein, Germany, oneclick Group AG has specialized in the development and operation of a platform for the provision of digital workplaces. The oneclick™ platform offers all the tools for application deployment as an instantly available service. The markets in which oneclick operates are defined as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), Desktop as a Service (DaaS), Web Application Platforms and are growing strongly. Customers and partners include companies of all sizes, software vendors, system integrators, cloud providers, value added distributors and carriers, as well as hardware vendors. The goal of oneclick is to help shape and improve end user computing. oneclick was founded in 2015 and is represented globally by own branch offices in 7 countries on 4 continents.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Inuvika is a digital workspace solution. It provides virtual apps and desktops for on-premises, cloud or hybrid installation. OVD Enterprise delivers Windows and Linux apps and desktops to any device. It is also available as a service (DaaS) through our network of Managed Services Providers and Cloud Service Providers. OVD is easy to install and manage, and delivers a fast and intuitive user experience . It integrates with today's leading enterprise standards, including any directory service, storage and hypervisor. Best of all, OVD is over 60% less costly than the TCO of Citrix and VMware (Omnissa) Horizon. Request a free trial today!
San Francisco, California, United States
Provider of a network operating system designed to run own servers and digital identities. The company's open source system is a personal virtual computer which stores data, runs apps and manages connected devices on a personal server controlling own data, code and identity.
Richmond, Virginia, United States
Owner and operator of an IT Management company. The company provides cloud computing services like VoIP, cloud computing virtual desktops, server management, virtual servers, network management and disaster recovery services to businesses.
- The solution must provide virtual desktop environments that can be accessed remotely through any device. - It should offer features for centralized management and automation of desktop provisioning. - Must include security measures such as data encryption and user authentication. - Suitable for organizations needing to support remote or hybrid work models. - Not just a cloud storage solution; must also deliver complete desktop environments with applications and user management capabilities.
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