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Top 1 Virtual Routers SaaS Companies in May 2026

As of May 2026, there are 1 SaaS companies in Virtual Routers. They have combined revenues of $15.7M and employ 154 people. They have raised $99.3M and serve - customers combined.

Virtual routers are software-based networking devices that perform routing functions typically found in hardware routers. They orchestrate data traffic within a network environment by managing data packets, making them essential for both on-premise and cloud-based infrastructures. These routers provide functionalities like dynamic traffic rerouting, load balancing, and network segmentation, which enhance operational efficiency and reliability.

Companies
1
Revenue
$15.7M
Funding
$99.3M
Employees
154

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Top Virtual Routers Companies

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Dejero Labs

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Developer of a cloud-based platform designed to provide connectivity required for cloud computing, online collaboration, and the secure exchange of video and data. The company's solutions include routers, network blending software, and connectivity services that simplify procurement and management of data, transports live and recorded video from a camera, reconstruct a stream into packets and send over multiple connections, like cellular, ethernet, and satellite, to go live to multiple platforms from anywhere, and share live feeds simultaneously, enabling clients to view live coverage and event broadcasting from remote locations.

Revenue
$15.7M
Customers
-
Year founded
2008
Funding
$99.3M
Team size
154
Growth
58.66%

Inclusion Criteria

- Must provide software-based routing capabilities equivalent to traditional hardware routers. - Should support dynamic traffic management and rerouting to ensure minimal downtime. - Must facilitate network scalability to adapt to changing workload requirements. - Should include features for load balancing across various servers or data centers. - Not just focused on local area networks; must also effectively manage cloud and hybrid network environments.