As of August 2026, Latka tracks 25 other cloud integration software companies. They have combined revenues of $328.2M and employ 2.7K people. They have raised $302.2M and serve 55.4K customers combined.
Every company below sells other cloud integration 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.
Other Cloud Integration Software encompasses tools designed to facilitate the connection and interoperability of various cloud services and applications. These solutions typically allow for the automation of workflows, synchronization of data, and enhanced collaboration between different software environments. The integration helps organizations streamline operations, improve data accuracy, and drive efficiency across their technology stacks. This category of software is ideal for businesses that leverage multiple cloud services, enabling them to integrate diverse applications, data sources, and processes. Common use cases include data migration, API management, and real-time data synchronization. Buyer personas often include IT professionals, data analysts, and operations managers, who seek to enhance system connectivity and improve data flows within their organization. Often, these tools are equipped with features such as pre-built connectors, user-friendly interfaces for setting up integrations, and tools for error tracking and management. As organizations increasingly adopt cloud solutions, the demand for effective integration services becomes essential for ensuring that disparate systems can work together seamlessly, leading to improved productivity and decision-making capabilities.
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Showing 10 of 25 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
Denver, Colorado, United States
Provider of cloud solutions created to deliver end-to-end cloud solutions. The company's cloud solutions provide proven methodology, unmatched capabilities and services across the entire cloud life cycle, including cloud architecture, implementation, integration, as well as management, enabling businesses to rely on one company to provide cloud business applications.
Berlin, Germany
GlobalDots is the largest worldwide independent cloud and performance optimization integration partner.
Seattle, Washington, United States
Developer of a cloud-native programming platform intended to define, deploy and manage cloud apps and infrastructure. The company's platform delivers multi-cloud apps using containers, serverless and managed cloud infrastructure and services using familiar languages like JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and Go, enabling developers to achieve maximum productivity, unify DevOps practices and bring code to the cloud faster.
San Jose, California, United States
Software platform for teams with or without dedicated development operations, automates the provisioning of client applications to the cloud.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Provider of open source interface projects intended to bring innovative cloud technologies to the enterprises. The company provides all the tools needed to glue together traditional and cloud-native apps, from monoliths to microservices and Serverless, enabling enterprise to migrate and gradually transform legacy applications to new architectures.
Tel-Aviv, Israel
Driven by the understanding that much of the cloud's complexity is rooted in current programming paradigms, Wing Cloud is an abstraction layer which spans cloud providers and services, and unifies infrastructure and application code into a single programming and operational model. Wing Cloud enables teams to deliver cloud software faster and more securely, and increase independence and autonomy of both developers and platform teams. Our solutions include the open-source programming language Winglang, as well as tools and services to allow teams to build, run, debug, and test complete cloud applications on cloud providers and a local simulation.
San Francisco, California, United States
CloudShare enables on-premise solutions to use the cloud unchanged, providing an intuitive user experience.
Madrid, Spain
Jotelulu is a cloud platform that transforms small IT companies into cloud service providers.
Latka tracks 25 other cloud integration software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $328.2M in annual revenue and employ 2.7K people.
SourceFuse is the largest, with $93.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2006.
The average other cloud integration software company in this list makes $13.1M a year, across 25 companies with reported revenue. They serve 55.4K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are SourceFuse, AllCloud, Corent-Technology, GlobalDots and Pulumi.
The 25 other cloud integration software companies tracked here have raised $302.2M in disclosed funding between them.
- The software must provide tools for connecting multiple cloud applications and services. - It should support automation of workflows between integrated systems. - Must offer data synchronization capabilities across cloud platforms. - Should include features for error handling and testing during integration processes. - Not just a data storage solution; must also enable real-time data transfer and management. - It must cater to various user roles, including IT, operations, and data analytics professionals. - Should facilitate API management and provide pre-built connectors for common applications.
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