The 12 SaaS Companies Ranked by Spend from Boulder (2026)
Boulder is home to 12 recorded SaaS and AI products headquartered here, led by Stream (0.03% of recorded software spend). The order uses recorded software spend share in the Cledara dataset; directory inclusion does not establish current paid usage. Data as of .
What this ranking measures
Location is the recorded headquarters, which may differ from where a company was founded or where its customers operate. Vendors are ordered by trailing-12-month software spend share in the Cledara dataset. Recorded products without a current paid observation remain in the directory; inclusion alone does not establish current paid usage.
Annual rank changes use the separate global popularity rank, based on payment activity. Missing calendar endpoints stay unavailable. Founding year, employee and funding fields are recorded enrichment facts, which can be incomplete or historical. Full source data is available from the CSV and JSON download links.
The headline and leader facts describe the complete published location. Search and category selections apply to the directory and its downloads.
Top SaaS companies from Boulder
| # | Product | Category | Founded | Employees | Funding | 12-mo activity rank change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Stream Stream is a SaaS product that offers scalable feeds and chat functionality through powerful APIs and components. It provides solutions for Chat Messaging, Activity Feeds, Video & Audio, and Auto Moderation.
The product helps businesses solve the problem of building and implementing real-time chat messaging, growing engagement with enterprise-ready feeds, building reliable in-app video calling an | Marketing & Growth | 2015 | 51-200 employees | -94 | |
| 2 |  Bonusly Bonusly is a platform that allows users to recognize employee's success and give them rewards. | People Ops & Talent | 2012 | 51-200 employees | $10M - $25M | -241 |
| 3 |  Sendtric Sendtric is a platform that enables users to easily create and embed countdown timers in emails or websites. It adds a dynamic element to promotional messages, creating a sense of urgency for events, sales, or product launches. | Marketing & Growth | 2015 | 2-10 employees | +368 | |
| 4 |  Automox Automox is a cloud-based IT operations platform designed to manage and secure endpoints. It helps organizations automate patching, configuration, and control of Windows, macOS, and Linux devices without the need for servers or VPNs. | IT & Security | 2015 | 201-500 employees | $100M - $250M | |
| 5 |  BugSplat BugSplat is a crash reporting tool that aggregates crash data from applications, enabling developers to identify and resolve issues efficiently. It supports 25+ platforms and requires integration via SDK. | Engineering & DevOps | 2003 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 6 |  Fauna Fauna is a distributed document-relational database delivered as a cloud API. It combines the flexibility of document databases with the strong consistency and relational capabilities of traditional databases, enabling developers to build scalable and secure applications without operational overhead. | Engineering & DevOps | 2025 | Self-employed | ||
| 7 |  Getro Getro is an automated job board solution that integrates with websites, enabling organizations to post job openings efficiently without manual entry. It supports various job formats and networks. | People Ops & Talent | 2016 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 8 |  GQueues GQueues is a task and project management platform built specifically for the Google Workspace ecosystem. Designed to function like a native Google tool, it features real-time two-way synchronization with Google Calendar, direct task creation from Gmail, and file integration with Google Drive. It allows individuals and teams to organize work through prioritized task lists ("queues"), Kanban boards, | Collaboration & Productivity | 2009 | 2-10 employees | ||
| 9 |  Imagely Imagely is a platform that offers WordPress plugins. | Marketing & Growth | 2009 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 10 |  Knowledgeowl KnowledgeOwl enables businesses to build, manage, and share public and private knowledge bases with their customers and teams. | Collaboration & Productivity | 2015 | 2-10 employees | ||
| 11 | Reboot | People Ops & Talent | 2014 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 12 |  ScreenSpace ScreenSpace is a platform that transforms complex product information into compelling, interactive stories to engage buyers. The platform offers tools for designing, building, and sharing interactive product narratives, with integrated analytics to track engagement and optimize performance. | Sales & Revenue | 2017 | 2-10 employees |
Boulder startups by size and funding
The largest SaaS company from Boulder by headcount is Stream (51-200 employees).
2 of 12 have disclosed funding, topped by Automox ($100M - $250M).
The newest entrant is Fauna (founded 2025).
What Boulder startups build
- Marketing & Growth 3
- People Ops & Talent 3
- Engineering & DevOps 2
- Collaboration & Productivity 2
- IT & Security 1
- Sales & Revenue 1
Boulder vs the United States
Boulder accounts for 0% of the 3,551 recorded SaaS products headquartered in the United States. See the full United States ranking →
Frequently asked questions
Which SaaS vendors lead the Boulder spend ranking?
Stream, Bonusly and Sendtric are the leading SaaS products headquartered in Boulder, ordered by recorded software spend share in the Cledara dataset. Last updated 26 October 2026, 22:43 UTC.
How many SaaS companies are based in Boulder?
12 SaaS and AI products have recorded headquarters in Boulder in this directory. Products without current paid observations remain included. This is a Cledara dataset count, not a census of local companies.
Which Boulder vendors gained payment-activity rank?
Sendtric show the strongest global payment-activity rank gains among vendors headquartered in Boulder over three calendar months.
How is this different from other Boulder startup lists?
This directory groups vendors by recorded headquarters and orders them by trailing-12-month software spend share in Cledara's customer dataset. The annual change column uses the separate global payment-activity rank. Neither measure is a distinct-customer adoption percentage.