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Top 19 Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Software Companies (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 19 virtual desktop infrastructure software companies. They have combined revenues of $84.4M and employ 718 people. They have raised $65.7M and serve 2K customers combined.

Every company below sells virtual desktop infrastructure 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.

What Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Software Companies do

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Software is a technology that enables users to access desktop environments hosted on centralized servers rather than relying on local machines. This setup allows for easier management, scalability, and security of desktop environments, which are typically used in situations where a consistent user experience across varied devices is essential. Industries that commonly utilize VDI include education, healthcare, finance, and any organization with remote workers. VDI solutions feature centralized management of desktop instances, providing IT teams the ability to deploy, update, and maintain operating systems and applications efficiently. Typical workflows involved in VDI include configuring virtual machines, managing user profiles, and ensuring secure remote access via client devices such as laptops, tablets, or thin clients. Typically, users such as IT administrators, system architects, and compliance officers are involved in the selection and administration of VDI software, catering to both internal employees and external partners accessing organizational resources.

Companies
19
Revenue
$84.4M
Funding
$65.7M
Employees
718

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Top Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 19 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Creative ITC logo
Creative ITC

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Creative ITC is a leading IT infrastructure and cloud enablement company, specializing in virtual desktop infrastructure and global cloud services.

Revenue
$23.6M
Year founded
2006
Team size
166
2O4IT logo
O4IT

Bogota, Dc, Colombia

technology services company

Revenue
$18.5M
Year founded
2005
Team size
114
3Workspot, Inc logo
Workspot, Inc

Campbell, California, United States

The Workspot Enterprise VDI Platform is engineered for simplicity - without compromises. Workspot is the only 100% cloud-native, unified VDI platform for securely delivering Windows 10/11 and Linux virtual desktops and apps across on-premises infrastructure and multiple public clouds. Support your multi-cloud/hybrid strategy and address every enterprise use case with a single, proven solution that modernizes and future-proofs end user computing in your organization. Start your Workspot pilot in one day, go live in 45 days. Surprised? Find out how we do it! Watch our key feature demos at workspot.com/why-workspot

Revenue
$15.4M
Year founded
2012
Team size
140
4NoMachine logo
NoMachine

Rue Philippe II, Luxembourg

Developer of a secure remote desktop access software designed to host and deliver desktop deployment applications. The company's software offers remote desktop access to roaming workforce, network computing services through a desktop consolidation tool, remote connectivity to both consumers and business, delivering desktop applications to users over any network, enabling users to create, manage and operate desktop applications.

Revenue
$5.7M
Year founded
2003
Team size
61
5ProjectX logo
ProjectX

Madanpur, West Bengal, India

Infinity is a cloud-based platform that turns any device into a powerful computer via a web browser. With advanced GPU optimization, Infinity delivers high-performance computing, making technology accessible and affordable for all.

Revenue
$3.7M
Team size
34
6ClearCube logo
ClearCube

Cedar Park, Texas, United States

Provider of centralized and virtual computing, hardware and management software. The company offers its provisions through reseller and integrator partners throughout the world.

Revenue
$3.5M
Year founded
1997
Funding
$65.7M
Team size
57
7Stratodesk logo
Stratodesk

San Francisco, California, United States

Developer of thin client endpoint software. The company develops VDI endpoint software and offers a hardware and vendor agnostic computer repurposing product for thin client market.

Revenue
$3M
Customers
2K
Year founded
2010
Team size
26
8Kasm Technologies logo
Kasm Technologies

McLean, Virginia, United States

Kasm is changing the way that businesses deliver digital workspaces using our workspace streaming technology to establish a web-native devops-enabled delivery of Desktop as a Service (DaaS), application streaming, and browser isolation.

Revenue
$2.8M
Year founded
2017
Team size
25
9oneclick Group AG logo
oneclick Group AG

Zurich, Unknown, Switzerland

Headquartered in Zurich and with an innovation center in Traunstein, Germany, oneclick Group AG has specialized in the development and operation of a platform for the provision of digital workplaces. The oneclick™ platform offers all the tools for application deployment as an instantly available service. The markets in which oneclick operates are defined as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), Desktop as a Service (DaaS), Web Application Platforms and are growing strongly. Customers and partners include companies of all sizes, software vendors, system integrators, cloud providers, value added distributors and carriers, as well as hardware vendors. The goal of oneclick is to help shape and improve end user computing. oneclick was founded in 2015 and is represented globally by own branch offices in 7 countries on 4 continents.

Revenue
$1.9M
Year founded
2015
Team size
17
10Inuvika logo
Inuvika

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Inuvika is a digital workspace solution. It provides virtual apps and desktops for on-premises, cloud or hybrid installation. OVD Enterprise delivers Windows and Linux apps and desktops to any device. It is also available as a service (DaaS) through our network of Managed Services Providers and Cloud Service Providers. OVD is easy to install and manage, and delivers a fast and intuitive user experience . It integrates with today's leading enterprise standards, including any directory service, storage and hypervisor. Best of all, OVD is over 60% less costly than the TCO of Citrix and VMware (Omnissa) Horizon. Request a free trial today!

Revenue
$1.8M
Year founded
2014
Team size
16

Frequently asked questions about Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Software Companies

How many virtual desktop infrastructure software companies are there?

Latka tracks 19 virtual desktop infrastructure software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $84.4M in annual revenue and employ 718 people.

Which virtual desktop infrastructure software company is the largest?

Creative ITC is the largest, with $23.6M in annual revenue, founded in 2006.

How much revenue does a typical virtual desktop infrastructure software company make?

The average virtual desktop infrastructure software company in this list makes $4.4M a year, across 19 companies with reported revenue. They serve 2K customers combined.

Who are the leading Virtual Desktop Infrastructure software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Creative ITC, O4IT, Workspot, Inc, NoMachine and ProjectX.

How much funding have virtual desktop infrastructure software companies raised?

The 19 virtual desktop infrastructure software companies tracked here have raised $65.7M in disclosed funding between them.

Related IT Infrastructure Software categories

Inclusion Criteria

- Must provide a centralized management interface for deploying and maintaining virtual desktops. - Must enable users to access their virtual desktops from various devices, including laptops and mobile devices. - Must support security features such as encrypted connections and user authentication. - Must offer scalability options to adjust resources based on user demands. - Not just a platform for hosting applications; must also deliver complete desktop environments.