As of September 2026, Latka tracks 4 museum software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $5.8M and employ 53 people.
Every company below sells museum 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.
Museum software encompasses a variety of digital tools designed to assist cultural institutions in managing their collections, exhibits, and visitor interactions. These tools facilitate streamlined operations, enhancing efficiency in areas such as ticketing, membership management, and donor engagement. Additionally, museum software often provides features for organizing events, promoting exhibitions, and facilitating educational outreach. Typical users of museum software include museum administrators, curators, exhibition managers, and visitor experience managers. These professionals leverage the software to gather data on visitor engagement, manage internal workflows, and ultimately enhance the visitor experience. By implementing these systems, museums can better preserve their collections while fostering public interest and engagement in their offerings.
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Showing 4 of 4 companies ranked by annual revenue.
United States
ARTERNAL provides Revenue & Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Inventory Management, & Automated Administrative Tasks for art dealers, art gallery owners, advisories and their staff within one consolidated platform. We understand that increasing revenue and strengthening relationships are of the utmost importance, so we created a system with the art dealer's experience & needs in mind.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Empowering cultural institutions. Purpose-built for the GLAM sector, Terentia is the next-generation platform to manage collections, organize and preserve digital assets, and tell compelling stories. Powered by Microsoft Azure, our cloud-native platform delivers integrated, innovative solutions for: ▪️ Collections management (CMS) ▪️ Digital asset management (DAM) ▪️ Digital preservation ▪️ Rights and licensing ▪️ Collections engagement ▪️ Online collections Headquartered in Toronto, Terentia’s global team spans the US, UK, Canada, and Brazil. Our community of clients includes museums, archives, libraries, research institutes, and corporate and private collectors, as well as tribes and tribal institutions. At Terentia, we go beyond technology. We provide the expertise and partnership to help cultural institutions streamline workflows, modernize and scale, and engage with diverse audiences. 🌐 Visit us: terentia.io 📲 Follow us: @terentia.io on Facebook and Instagram, and @terentia_io on X
Sandy, Utah, United States
Altru issues should not be holding you back from your mission. Our mission is to help you focus less on tech problems and more on your cause. Our primary focus is just Altru and Museums, Aquariums, Gardens, and Zoos and no one else! With this focus, we can deliver more results in shorter windows of time without having to put more stress on your current team.
Brooklyn, New York, United States
SimpleTix helps business owners seamlessly sell tickets online for attractions, festivals, concerts, museums and more. We are the only ticketing software with a full integration with Square including: Square gift cards, Square processing, Square reporting and more. Businesses of all sizes have been leveraging SimpleTix since 2015. Come check us out at SimpleTix.com!
Latka tracks 4 museum software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $5.8M in annual revenue and employ 53 people.
ARTERNAL is the largest, with $2.2M in annual revenue, founded in 2015.
The average museum software company in this list makes $1.5M a year, across 4 companies with reported revenue.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are ARTERNAL, Terentia, Social Good Software and SimpleTix.
- Must provide collection management capabilities to organize and track artifacts. - Should include features for ticketing and membership management for visitor engagement. - Must offer tools for promoting events and managing public outreach initiatives. - Should support donor management features to facilitate fundraising efforts. - Not just focused on one capability; must integrate multiple functions like visitor tracking and educational program management. - Should be designed specifically for cultural institutions, not general-purpose software.
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