The 19 SaaS Companies Ranked by Spend from Dallas (2026)
Dallas is home to 19 recorded SaaS and AI products headquartered here, led by HighLevel. 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 Dallas
| # | Product | Category | Founded | Employees | Funding | 12-mo activity rank change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  HighLevel HighLevel is an all-in-one marketing and automation platform designed for marketing agencies and businesses. The platform provides a comprehensive set of tools and features, including CRM, marketing automation, funnel building, appointment scheduling, text messaging, social media posting, and more. | Marketing & Growth | 2018 | 1,001-5,000 employees | $50M - $100M | |
| 2 |  Cloudingo Cloudingo is a tool designed for Salesforce data cleansing and management. It facilitates the merging of duplicate records, modification of large data sets, importing of data without duplicates, comparison of data for consistency, deletion of obsolete records, real-time merging of duplicates based on predefined rules, address validation, and synchronization of data across systems. | Data & Analytics | 2010 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 3 | EstablishCred | Marketing & Growth | 2019 | 2-10 employees | ||
| 4 |  Fozzy Fozzy provides a global web hosting and domain registration platform. | Engineering & DevOps | 2012 | 51-200 employees | ||
| 5 | Freeman | Marketing & Growth | 5,001-10,000 employees | |||
| 6 | GameserverKings | Engineering & DevOps | 11-50 employees | |||
| 7 |  JoinBrands JoinBrands is a platform that helps brands quickly connect and work with content creators and micro-influencers. | Marketing & Growth | 2019 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 8 |  Kickbox Kickbox is a tool that offers email verification services to ensure the quality and deliverability of email lists. Its main product includes bulk email address verification and an API for real-time email verification, aiding in the removal of invalid emails and enhancing sender reputation. | Marketing & Growth | 2014 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 9 |  Landingi Landingi is a platform offering a drag-and-drop landing page builder. It provides customizable templates, A/B testing, AI tools, integrations, and e-commerce capabilities to enhance marketing campaigns. | Marketing & Growth | 2013 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 10 | Lenny's Newsletter | Marketing & Growth | Self-employed | |||
| 11 |  Lightreel LightReel is an AI-powered social media intelligence and User-Generated Content marketing platform that automatically analyzes short-form video content across TikTok and Instagram to assist brands and agencies with creative research and creator discovery. | Marketing & Growth | 2026 | 2-10 employees | ||
| 12 |  Quickads Quickads.ai is a web-based platform that generates static and video ads using AI-driven templates. It supports over 30 ad formats and 35 languages, integrating with platforms like Google, Facebook, and Instagram. Features include AI-generated product photography and ad copywriting. | Marketing & Growth | 2023 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 13 | ReadyRefresh | Operations & Supply Chain | ||||
| 14 | Rochen | Engineering & DevOps | 2003 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 15 | Scala Hosting | Engineering & DevOps | 2007 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 16 |  SignEasy SignEasy is an electronic signature platform that enables users to sign and fill documents digitally from any device. It simplifies the document signing process, allowing users to sign documents securely and efficiently without the need for printing or scanning | Legal, Risk & Compliance | 2010 | 51-200 employees | ||
| 17 | StackPath | Engineering & DevOps | 2015 | 201-500 employees | $100M - $250M | |
| 18 | Topaz Labs | Marketing & Growth | 2006 | 51-200 employees | Under $1M | |
| 19 |  Zlappo Zlappo is a Tweet automation tool. | Marketing & Growth | 2015 | 11-50 employees |
Dallas startups by size and funding
The largest SaaS company from Dallas by headcount is Freeman (5,001-10,000 employees).
3 of 19 have disclosed funding, topped by StackPath ($100M - $250M).
The newest entrant is Lightreel (founded 2026).
What Dallas startups build
- Marketing & Growth 11
- Engineering & DevOps 5
- Data & Analytics 1
- Operations & Supply Chain 1
- Legal, Risk & Compliance 1
Dallas vs the United States
Dallas accounts for 1% 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 Dallas spend ranking?
HighLevel, Cloudingo and EstablishCred are the leading SaaS products headquartered in Dallas, 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 Dallas?
19 SaaS and AI products have recorded headquarters in Dallas in this directory. Products without current paid observations remain included. This is a Cledara dataset count, not a census of local companies.
Which Dallas vendors gained payment-activity rank?
HighLevel show the strongest global payment-activity rank gains among vendors headquartered in Dallas over three calendar months.
How is this different from other Dallas 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.