As of November 2026, Latka tracks 37 pharmacy software companies. They have combined revenues of $4.3B and employ 4.6K people. They have raised $572.1M and serve 550 customers combined.
Every company below sells pharmacy 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.
Pharmacy software is a specialized technology used by pharmacies to manage various operational aspects including prescription workflows, inventory management, billing, and insurance claims processing. These systems aim to streamline pharmacy operations, enhance accuracy in dispensing medication, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. By automating key tasks, pharmacy software contributes to improved patient care and operational efficiency. Typical features of pharmacy software include prescription filling and tracking, inventory control, patient profile management, billing and reimbursements, and reporting tools for regulatory compliance. As healthcare continues to evolve towards digital solutions, this software plays a critical role in enabling pharmacies to deliver services effectively while improving patient outcomes. Common users of pharmacy software include pharmacy managers, pharmacists, inventory managers, and healthcare IT professionals, all of whom seek tools that enhance operational efficiency and patient safety.
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Showing 10 of 37 companies ranked by annual revenue.
New York, New York, United States
Judi Health is a health technology company providing a comprehensive suite of solutions for employers and health plans, including pharmacy benefit management solutions.
Wayne, Pennsylvania, United States
PharmaForce provides the most advanced technology solutions to help Covered Entities and Pharmacies navigate and execute their 340B programs. They specialize in providing contract pharmacy, split billing, discount cards, and referral claim capture solutions.
New York, New York, United States
Blink Health is a digital health company that provides a medication purchase platform, allowing customers to access prescription medications online at economical prices, focusing on making those medications more affordable and accessible.
Mission, Kansas, United States
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United States
TJM Labs is a pharmacy AI platform founded in 2024 by Jonathan Adly, a licensed pharmacist and self-taught AI engineer who spent fifteen years working inside pharmacies. It sells AI agents, which it calls digital workers, that take on the work of pharmacy technicians: prescription intake, data entry, refills and other operational tasks. Adly told Latka in July 2026 that the company had grown from about $1 million in annual recurring revenue in December 2024 to about $15 million by December 2025 and close to $25 million at the time of the interview, with a 40 percent EBITDA margin. It then served about 450 pharmacies, at an average contract value of about $45,000 a year per digital worker. TJM Labs raised $100 million in about six months: a $10 million Series A in December 2025, a $15 million Series A-1 in March 2026 and a $75 million Series B led by Elephant, announced in July 2026. It has also acquired two companies, EncoreRx and Pharmesol. Before TJM Labs, Adly founded Galen AI, a pharmacy intelligence platform he bootstrapped and sold to CaryRx.
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States
Nuvem integrates comprehensive and compliant pharmacy solutions with clinical care to increase access to affordable drugs, improve patient outcomes, and optimize financial results for healthcare providers.
Cairo, Egypt
Pharmacy Marts is a digital marketplace that connects pharmacies and medical suppliers to easily, conveniently and quickly access and receive medicine.
Austin, Texas, United States
Software company providing solutions for pharmacy communication including patient platform, interactive voice response, messaging, appointment scheduling, refill capabilities and more
San Francisco, California, United States
Provider of a technology platform intended to create the alternative path forward for pharmacy benefits management. The company's technology platform solves complex and inefficient systems to create flexible pharmacy benefit products, ensures proactive account monitoring, provide concierge level service through giving choice, aligning incentives and surfacing insights, enabling customer to improve their care delivery services.
Latka tracks 37 pharmacy software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $4.3B in annual revenue and employ 4.6K people.
Judi Health is the largest, with $3.7B in annual revenue, founded in 2017.
The average pharmacy software company in this list makes $115M a year, across 37 companies with reported revenue. They serve 550 customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Judi Health, PharmaForce, Blink Health, ScriptPro and Remedial Health.
The 37 pharmacy software companies tracked here have raised $572.1M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must support prescription management workflows including filling, refills, and tracking. - Should include inventory management features to monitor stock levels and automate ordering. - Must provide billing and insurance claim processing capabilities. - Should facilitate compliance with healthcare regulations and standards. - Must offer reporting and analytical tools for operational insights. - Not just focused on retail; must also support various types of pharmacies, including those in clinical and long-term care settings.