Glasgow is home to 9 SaaS and AI products actively bought by companies on Cledara, led by G.V(). This ranking is built from real purchasing data — what companies actually pay for, not funding announcements — and updates monthly. Data as of 23 July 2026, 13:41 UTC.
| # | Product | Category | Founded | Employees | Funding | 12-mo rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | G.V() | Engineering & DevOps | 2,021 | 2-10 employees | ||
| 2 | Allegrow | Marketing & Growth | 2,018 | 2-10 employees | $1M - $5M | |
| 3 | Mailcoach | Marketing & Growth | 2,021 | |||
| 4 | Ultimate Member | Marketing & Growth | 2,013 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 5 | WIllo | Engineering & DevOps | 2,018 | 11-50 employees | $5M - $10M | |
| 6 | Iomart | Engineering & DevOps | 201-500 employees | $100M - $250M | ||
| 7 | Easyspace | Engineering & DevOps | 1,997 | 51-200 employees | ||
| 8 | OceanWP | Marketing & Growth | ||||
| 9 | Edge CTP | Operations & Supply Chain | 2,021 | 11-50 employees |
The largest SaaS company from Glasgow by headcount is Iomart (201-500 employees).
3 of 9 have disclosed funding, topped by Iomart ($100M - $250M).
The newest entrant is G.V() (founded 2021).
The oldest is Easyspace (founded 1997); the newest, G.V() (2021).
| Category | Products |
|---|---|
| Engineering & DevOps | 4 |
| Marketing & Growth | 4 |
| Operations & Supply Chain | 1 |
Glasgow's SaaS scene skews toward Engineering & DevOps — 4 of its 9 tracked companies build engineering & devops software.
Glasgow accounts for 1% of the 867 ranked SaaS products founded in the United Kingdom.
G.V(), Allegrow and Mailcoach are the most-used SaaS products founded in Glasgow, based on real purchasing data from companies on Cledara. Last updated 23 July 2026, 13:41 UTC.
9 SaaS and AI products founded in Glasgow are actively bought by companies tracked on Cledara. Aggregators list more registered startups; this ranking counts only products with real, current usage.
Most lists rank Glasgow startups by funding raised or valuation. This one ranks them by adoption — how many companies actually pay for each product — measured monthly from Cledara's purchasing data.