As of November 2026, Latka tracks 34 video software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $74.1M and employ 652 people. They have raised $26.9M and serve 2.2M customers combined.
Every company below sells video 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.
Video software encompasses a wide range of applications designed for creating, editing, and managing video content. This category includes tools that are used for video production, video editing, live streaming, and video hosting, catering to various industries such as marketing, education, and entertainment. Typical use cases include creating promotional videos, instructional content, webinars, and live broadcasts, facilitating a more engaging way to communicate information and capture audience attention. Features of video software often include video editing capabilities, motion graphics, integration with social media platforms, analytics for tracking viewer engagement, and support for multiple file formats. Common users of video software include marketing professionals, content creators, educators, and corporate trainers, all seeking to enhance their communication with visually compelling video content. With the rise of digital content, these tools have become essential for organizations looking to leverage video as a powerful medium for outreach and engagement.
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Showing 10 of 34 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Stuttgart, Germany
Filestage is online proofing software that brands and agencies use to share, review, comment on and approve videos, designs, documents and other files with teams and clients. Niklas Dorn, Maël Frize and Simon Kontschak founded it in Stuttgart in 2015.
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Developer of a web-based video creation platform. The company's platform helps users to create professional-looking videos quickly without the need to have any video expertise.
Beijing, China
KLING AI, tools for creating imaginative images and videos, based on state-of-art generative AI methods.
London, United Kingdom
the pioneer AI entertainment tech company takes raw videos and noisy data and shapes them into a masterpiece of organized video clips, enriched data and content insights
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Typito makes it simple for everyone to add beautiful text, images and basic graphics to videos. Make awesome Facebook and Youtube videos with Typito.
Stockholm, Sweden
Provider of a media controlling technology designed to solve the issue faced by movie lovers of what to watch and where to watch it. The company's media controlling technology is engaged in the development of applications to control the content of media and entertainment, enabling users to make meaningful data-driven decisions based on relevant real-time data.
Wellington, New Zealand
Developer of a rapid review and approval platform designed to offer creative content. The company's platform offers efficiently review, approve and collaborate on video revisions, store them in a shared multimedia asset library, publish videos across a variety of tools and easily, enabling companies to create and deliver better video, faster.
Palo Alto, California, United States
PixVerse is a powerful generative AI model which lets you effortlessly transform multi-modal inputs (e.g., text prompts, images and videos) into stunning videos within minutes. Explore the boundless possibilities of artistic creation with PixVerse!
Latka tracks 34 video software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $74.1M in annual revenue and employ 652 people.
Filestage is the largest, with $4M in annual revenue, founded in 2015.
The average video software company in this list makes $2.2M a year, across 34 companies with reported revenue. They serve 2.2M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Filestage, Rocketium, Kling AI, Jitter and Mantis-AI.
The 34 video software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $26.9M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide tools for video creation and editing - Should support a variety of video formats and resolutions - Must include features for video sharing or streaming - Should offer options for analytics and viewer engagement tracking - Must cater to multiple user personas, such as marketers, educators, and content creators - Not solely focused on audio or static image content; must primarily focus on video functionality
