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GeologicAI
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
GeologicAI redefines geological and mining decision-making with advanced core scanning technology and AI-powered analytical and modeling solutions.
- Revenue
- $73.6M
- Year founded
- 2013
- Team size
- 186
Top 7 Geology and Seismic Software Companies (September 2026)
As of September 2026, Latka tracks 7 geology and seismic software companies. They have combined revenues of $218.9M and employ 1.2K people. They have raised $24.4M and serve 8.1M customers combined.
Every company below sells geology and seismic software 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.
What Geology and Seismic Software Companies do
Geology and seismic software encompasses a range of tools designed to assist geoscientists and engineers in exploring and interpreting subsurface geological formations. This category of software is primarily used in the oil, gas, and mineral exploration industries, enabling users to visualize subsurface structures, identify resource zones, and assess geological risks. The software typically includes features for seismic data processing, interpretation, and visualization, helping professionals make informed decisions based on geological and geophysical data. Common workflows in this category involve the analysis of seismic wave data to create detailed images of the Earth's subsurface. Users often utilize these tools to create three-dimensional models, analyze geological features, and simulate potential drilling outcomes. Typical buyers include geologists, geophysicists, and engineers who seek to enhance their data interpretation capabilities and improve exploration efficiency through the use of advanced technology, such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, to automate and optimize workflows.
- Companies
- 7
- Revenue
- $218.9M
- Funding
- $24.4M
- Employees
- 1.2K
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Top Geology and Seismic Software Companies by revenue
Showing 7 of 7 companies ranked by annual revenue.
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LMKR
Houston, Texas, United States
Provider of oil exploration and production technology software services intended to become the most advanced geoscience technology provider in the exploration and production sector, offering a balanced portfolio of products and services across the globe. The company's geoscience software suite meets everyday workflow, has flexible licensing, offers functionality tailored to suit conventional and unconventional workflows and demands low information and technology support in terms of hardware requirements and installations, enabling the oil and petroleum industries to boost production and enhance profitability by lowering the associated risk.
- Revenue
- $72M
- Customers
- 8.1M
- Year founded
- 1994
- Team size
- 686
3
Interactive Network Technologies
Houston, Texas, United States
INT is a software provider of Advanced Data visualization solutions and Platform (HTML5) used in O&G, Geoscience, IoT, Manufacturing.
- Revenue
- $51.6M
- Year founded
- 1990
- Team size
- 132
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Rocscience
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Rocscience is a world leader in developing 2D and 3D software for civil, mining, and geotechnical engineers.
- Revenue
- $17.1M
- Team size
- 109
5
Seismos
Austin, Texas, United States
Provider of subsurface intelligence platform intended to offer completion diagnostics services for the Oil and Gas industry. The company's product suite offers non-invasive, direct measurement of fracture properties for real-time fracturing treatment evaluation, enabling companies to take real-time data-driven actions.
- Revenue
- $3.5M
- Year founded
- 2013
- Funding
- $24.4M
- Team size
- 50
6
Terranigma Solutions GmbH
Aachen, NRW, Germany
Digitally augmenting the geologist - anywhere, anytime.
- Revenue
- $660K
- Year founded
- 2020
- Funding
- $33.2K
- Team size
- 6
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Osokey
Henley-on-Thames, England, United Kingdom
Simplify. Discover. Inspire. Osokey deliver cloud-based data management, collaboration & data analysis solutions to the energy industry. Using the latest cloud technologies, we help you to quickly access your entire seismic repository and spatially capture your corporate knowledge to maximise the value of your subsurface data. We can typically setup your cloud account in < 45 minutes and you can be viewing your SEG-Y data the same day. To learn more about our solutions and products, please go to https://www.osokey.com or get in touch.
- Revenue
- $440K
- Year founded
- 2016
- Team size
- 4
Frequently asked questions about Geology and Seismic Software Companies
How many geology and seismic software companies are there?
Latka tracks 7 geology and seismic software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $218.9M in annual revenue and employ 1.2K people.
Which geology and seismic software company is the largest?
GeologicAI is the largest, with $73.6M in annual revenue, founded in 2013.
How much revenue does a typical geology and seismic software company make?
The average geology and seismic software company in this list makes $31.3M a year, across 7 companies with reported revenue. They serve 8.1M customers combined.
Who are the leading Geology and Seismic software vendors?
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are GeologicAI, LMKR, Interactive Network Technologies, Rocscience and Seismos.
How much funding have geology and seismic software companies raised?
The 7 geology and seismic software companies tracked here have raised $24.4M in disclosed funding between them.
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Inclusion Criteria
- Must provide tools for seismic data acquisition and processing. - Should allow for the visualization and interpretation of underground geological formations. - Needs to offer solutions for identifying potential resource zones such as oil or gas. - Must facilitate predictions regarding geological hazards and risk assessment. - Should enable integration with geological modeling and simulation tools. - Not just focused on visual data; must include analytical features for data interpretation.