1
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
Top 5 Virtual IT Labs Software Companies (November 2026)
As of November 2026, Latka tracks 5 virtual IT labs software companies. They have combined revenues of $42.6M and employ 341 people. They have raised $1M and serve 3 customers combined.
Every company below sells virtual IT labs 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 IT Labs Software Companies do
Virtual IT labs software provides a simulated environment that enables users to engage in hands-on learning and experimentation with various IT tools and technologies. This software is commonly utilized for training purposes, allowing individuals to practice skills in a risk-free setting where mistakes can be made without real-world consequences. By offering realistic scenarios, users can gain practical experience and improve their technical competencies. The primary use cases for virtual IT labs include onboarding new employees, conducting technical training for existing staff, and testing new software or systems in a controlled environment. Features typically found in this software include interactive lab environments, scenario-based learning, performance tracking, and support for collaborative projects. Common buyers of virtual IT labs software include IT departments, training providers, and educational institutions that seek to enhance their training programs with effective, hands-on approaches.
- Companies
- 5
- Revenue
- $42.6M
- Funding
- $1M
- Employees
- 341
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2
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
3
Heropa
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Heropa is a platform that companies use to deliver virtual hands-on labs for software demos and training.
- Revenue
- $2.8M
- Year founded
- 2010
- Team size
- 12
4
Arch Platform Technologies, Inc.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Arch improves the ability of companies to dynamically manage high performance cloud infrastructure in a way that enhances the lives of demanding teams who need access to powerful computers and IT resources wherever they are. With Arch's intuitive PaaS dashboard, clients can easily build high performance cloud infrastructure, including cloud workstations, storage, render farms, and licensing servers, as well as create users and teams and manage all related access. Arch also incorporates enterprise-grade security in Arch's or your own AWS virtual private cloud. The Arch platform is there so no matter what challenge the world throws at our clients, they can rapidly, securely, and effectively adjust to keep their teams running full speed ahead.
- Revenue
- $660K
- Year founded
- 2016
- Team size
- 6
5
Uptime Labs
London, England, United Kingdom
Uptime Labs is a SaaS platform that trains engineering teams to respond to IT outages through simulated incident drills. The company, founded in 2022 and headquartered at uptimelabs.io, compresses what Hamed Silatani describes as ten years of incident-response experience into a three-to-four-month training period, helping teams recover faster when real outages occur. As of early 2023, Uptime Labs serves three paying customers at approximately 6,000 USD per month each, generating roughly 18,000 USD per month, or approximately 216,000 USD on an annualized basis. The company closed a pre-seed round of just under 1,000,000 USD in 2022 at a 4,000,000 USD valuation cap. Silatani leads a seven-person team, five of whom work in product and engineering. Rather than optimizing for near-term revenue growth, the company is focused in 2023 on signing visionary customers whose feedback will shape the product before a broader commercial push.
- Revenue
- $216K
- Customers
- 3
- Year founded
- 2022
- Funding
- $1M
- Team size
- 17
Frequently asked questions about Virtual IT Labs Software Companies
How many virtual IT labs software companies are there?
Latka tracks 5 virtual IT labs software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $42.6M in annual revenue and employ 341 people.
Which virtual IT labs 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 IT labs software company make?
The average virtual IT labs software company in this list makes $8.5M a year, across 5 companies with reported revenue. They serve 3 customers combined.
Who are the leading Virtual IT Labs software vendors?
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Creative ITC, Workspot, Inc, Heropa, Arch Platform Technologies, Inc. and Uptime Labs.
How much funding have virtual IT labs software companies raised?
The 5 virtual IT labs software companies tracked here have raised $1M in disclosed funding between them.
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Inclusion Criteria
- Must provide a simulated IT environment for users to perform practical tasks. - Should include tools for tracking user progress and performance. - Needs to support various IT-related training scenarios and technologies. - Must offer hands-on, interactive learning experiences rather than solely theoretical content. - Should facilitate collaboration among users for group training sessions. - Not limited to standard training; must include features for testing and experimenting with new software.