As of August 2026, Latka tracks 93 smart cities software companies. They have combined revenues of $1.3B and employ 6.2K people. They have raised $2.1B and serve 1.5M customers combined.
Every company below sells smart cities 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.
Smart Cities Software encompasses a range of technological solutions aimed at improving urban living through enhanced connectivity, data collection, and automation. This category includes applications that analyze city data for better resource management, optimize transportation systems, improve public safety, and enhance overall city services. Typical features include real-time monitoring, reporting tools, and communication platforms that support various city departments in integrating their operations. The primary use cases for Smart Cities Software include traffic management, energy usage monitoring, waste management, and environmental sustainability initiatives. These solutions are commonly utilized by municipal governments, urban planners, and IT departments within cities, focusing on making urban environments more livable, efficient, and responsive to citizen needs. The software aims to create integrated ecosystems where city services can be automated and managed through a centralized platform, fostering collaboration across multiple stakeholders.
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Showing 10 of 93 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Metropolis is a proprietary AI- and computer vision-based operating system designed to revolutionize parking management and support the advancement of mobility capabilities.
New York, New York, United States
Via builds innovative software to enable our customers — cities, transit agencies, transport operators, school districts, universities, and corporations — to transform their legacy transportation systems into advanced digital networks. As pioneers of the TransitTech category, Via’s mission is to expand access to efficient, affordable, and sustainable transportation. Via’s software enables organizations to digitize their existing transportation networks and launch new and innovative services, simultaneously lowering operating costs and increasing quality of service. Our software is used in over 500 communities in more than 35 countries around the world.
San Bruno, California, United States
Gorilla is a global leader in Video Big Data and Analytics technology, which supports a wide range of video-centric applications for broadcast media and entertainment, education, enterprise unified communication, business intelligence, and security. In addition to managing over 35 petabytes of content across 5 continents and in multiple languages, Gorilla solves key Video Big Data related issues derived from the volume, velocity and variety of videos generated by real-world applications in Smart Cities, logistics, retail and the connected home. Working with leading hardware and infrastructure partners such as Cisco, EMC and Dell. Gorilla offers scalable on-site products and solutions . In conjunction with data center and cloud infrastructure providers like Telstra, Gorilla provides a range of value-added services covering video and network intelligence, video management and delivery. Gorilla also works with service providers to develop value-added video entertainment and security services for the connected home. Gorilla Technology is a privately held company established in 2001 that has representation across the US, UK, Europe, the Middle East, South-East Asia, and China.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Spare is a mobility management software company that enhances public transit services through on-demand and shared transportation solutions. It specializes in empowering transit agencies to modernize their systems with innovative technology.
Tel Aviv, Israel
NoTraffic empowers agencies to optimize infrastructure, enhance efficiency, and improve safety by transforming intersections into a connected, digital network. It is an AI-powered traffic management system that optimizes intersections in real-time.
Irvine, California, United States
Real estate tools, GIS mapping platform: We help businesses leverage powerful location technology to make faster, smarter decisions.
South Wharf, Victoria, Australia
Orikan is a global technology company specializing in integrated parking and smart mobility solutions for governments, educational institutions, and transport. They provide technology products, solutions, and services that enhance community mobility and livability.
San Francisco, California, United States
Swiftly is the digital operating system for brick-and-mortar retail, helping retailers of all sizes modernize shopper engagement, unlock new revenue streams, and measure results with precision. From single-store independents to national chains, we deliver the enterprise-grade capabilities retailers need—without the enterprise-level complexity or cost. Our platform unifies retail data, enables real-time shopper segmentation, powers omnichannel campaigns, and connects marketing activity to measurable in-store and online outcomes. Retailers use Swiftly to run their own retail media networks, deliver personalized offers, and close the loop on marketing ROI. CPG brands leverage Swiftly to reach the right shoppers at the right time—onsite, in-app, and across the open web—funding campaigns that drive trips, loyalty, and sales. By combining powerful data infrastructure, self-serve campaign tools, and closed-loop analytics, Swiftly offers a faster, more flexible way to compete in today’s market. Customers can start with a single module or deploy the full stack, with plan tiers that scale from entry-level to enterprise. Launching campaigns and seeing results can happen in days, not quarters, and integration is designed to minimize IT lift. Our mission is to level the playing field for retailers, giving them the tools to operate like digital-first media businesses and empowering brands to invest where they see proven return. As the market leader in closed-loop retail media for grocery and beyond, Swiftly is redefining how physical retail engages shoppers, measures performance, and drives growth.
Billerica, Massachusetts, United States
Developer of an urban services platform designed to make cities more digitally connected. The company's AI platform automates and optimizes urban infrastructure operations, enabling cities to be more integrated and efficient.
Milpitas, California, United States
Cisco Spaces is a cloud platform that connects people & things within buildings to transform them into smart spaces. By leveraging Cisco’s network infrastructure and collaboration devices ‘as sensors’, Spaces helps organizations reimagine people experiences, maximize operational efficiency, optimize energy, and effective utilization of space. The world’s largest companies across healthcare, workspaces, retail, education, hospitality, stadiums and venues, airports, manufacturing and warehousing are making their buildings smart with Cisco Spaces – at a significantly lower Total Cost of Ownership and unprecedented scale. Spaces has digitized over 10 billion square feet globally and is rapidly expanding its reach. To learn more about Cisco Spaces, our platform and solutions, visit https://www. spaces.cisco.com
Latka tracks 93 smart cities software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $1.3B in annual revenue and employ 6.2K people.
Metropolis is the largest, with $580M in annual revenue, founded in 2017.
The average smart cities software company in this list makes $14.2M a year, across 93 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1.5M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Metropolis, Via, Gorilla Technology Group, spare.com and notraffic.com.
The 93 smart cities software companies tracked here have raised $2.1B in disclosed funding between them.
- The product must facilitate real-time data collection and analysis from multiple city sources. - It should include features that support the integration of various city departmental operations. - The software must provide automation capabilities for city services such as transportation and energy management. - Must enhance public services, such as safety monitoring and waste management, without merely providing isolated solutions. - Not just a basic analytics tool; must enable actionable insights that lead to improved urban planning decisions.
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