As of November 2026, Latka tracks 49 DevOps platforms companies. They have combined revenues of $374.4M and employ 3.2K people. They have raised $191M and serve 786.7K customers combined.
Every company below sells DevOps platforms to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
DevOps Platforms are integrated software solutions designed to facilitate the collaboration and productivity of development and operations teams throughout the software development lifecycle. These platforms streamline processes by providing tools for continuous integration, continuous deployment (CI/CD), automation, monitoring, and team collaboration. Users benefit from improved communication and efficiency, enabling them to deliver high-quality software at a faster pace. A typical DevOps Platform includes features such as code repositories, automated testing, version control, and application performance monitoring. They are suited for various roles within an organization, particularly for IT and software development teams looking to enhance their existing workflows. The primary use cases involve implementing DevOps practices to enhance agile development, improve software quality, and reduce time to market for applications.
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Showing 10 of 49 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Jacksonville Beach, Florida, United States
Company enabling enterprises through bespoke, secure and scalable cloud solutions, leveraging an open-source catalog of microservices and legacy-application modernization
Vienna, Virginia, United States
Developer of a cloud-based platform intended to solve complex IT business problems and simplify workload. The company offers everything as a service (XaaS), a platform in which expertise is housed in a cloud and delivered on-demand to clients, thereby helping them achieve more and sell more through technology and people's power.
Palo Alto, California, United States
Azion is the global edge computing platform that simplifies how you build and run modern applications anywhere. We now live in a hyper-connected economy that demands flawless experiences. It means speed and reliability without compromising security and compliance. Azion’s flexible platform allows you to respond to the demands of the hyperconnected economy, anywhere in the world. Accelerate your application modernization now.
New Jersey, United States
Hyqoo (Hi-Q) is a Talent Cloud Platform providing global, remote, vetted talent on demand across Data, Cloud, Cybersecurity, Software, and Product Engineering.
San Francisco, California, United States
Render is a unified cloud to build and run all your apps and websites with free TLS certificates, global CDN, private networks and auto deploys from Git.
San Jose, California, United States
Software platform for teams with or without dedicated development operations, automates the provisioning of client applications to the cloud.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Salto is a Tel Aviv-based business operations platform that applies DevOps methodologies to the configuration management of enterprise SaaS tools such as Salesforce, NetSuite, and Jira. The company's core thesis is that business operations teams are generations behind software developers in tooling, and Salto aims to close that gap by enabling configuration extraction, version control via GitHub, and CI/CD workflows across the full stack of tools an enterprise uses. Founded by Benny Schnaider, Rami Tamir, and Gil Hoffer, Salto raised approximately $70 million across three rounds through 2021, including a $42 million Series B, before recording its first paying customer in Q1 2021. By the time of the November 2021 interview, the company had roughly 10 paying customers and reported revenue below $1 million, with pricing starting at $10,000 per year per customer. The company's go-to-market strategy combines an open-source version, a free tier, and a traditional SaaS sales motion, with expansion built around adding interfaces, users, and features over time. Investors include Lightspeed, Bessemer, Accel, and Salesforce Ventures, several of which had backed Schnaider in prior ventures.
Beijing, Beijing, China
Developer of an open-source cloud computing platform designed to help enterprises to quickly embrace open source capabilities. The company's platform offers operational support and development of Open Source cloud eco-systems, providing enterprise customers with an open, reliable, autonomous, and internet-driven industry cloud platform for the preparation of corporate digital transformation and business innovation.
Aveiro, Portugal
ellent Consulting is a Portuguese IT and Telecom consulting firm founded in 2014, specializing in tech services, outsourcing, nearshoring, software development, QA, and project management, focused on fostering personal and professional growth for its consultants while helping clients build strong tech teams through expertise in areas like networking (IP/MPLS, DWDM) and DevOps.
Latka tracks 49 DevOps platforms companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $374.4M in annual revenue and employ 3.2K people.
SourceFuse is the largest, with $93.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2006.
The average DevOps platforms company in this list makes $7.6M a year, across 49 companies with reported revenue. They serve 786.7K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are SourceFuse, Mia-Platform, Take2, Azion and Hyqoo.
The 49 DevOps platforms companies tracked here have raised $191M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide tools for continuous integration and continuous deployment. - Should support automation of testing and deployment processes. - Must facilitate collaboration among development and operations teams. - Should include features for monitoring application performance and system health. - Not just a collection of tools; must integrate processes and enable streamlined workflows.
