Redmond is home to 9 SaaS and AI products actively bought by companies on Cledara, led by Microsoft 365 (6.24% market share). This ranking is built from real purchasing data — what companies actually pay for, not funding announcements — and updates monthly. Data as of 17 August 2026, 14:36 UTC.
| # | Product | Category | Description | Founded | Employees | Funding | 12-mo rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Microsoft 365 | Collaboration & Productivity | Microsoft develops, manufactures, licenses, supports, and sells computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and related services. | 2,017 | 10,001+ employees | $1M - $5M | -1 |
| 2 | Peopleforce | People Ops & Talent | PeopleForce integrates various HR functions into a single system, facilitating easier management of human resources tasks. This includes centralizing company information, accelerating the recruitment process with an Applicant Tracking System, overseeing employee performance and feedback, creating engagement and satisfaction surveys, providing a private channel for employee case resolution, and tra | 2,021 | 201-500 employees | $5M - $10M | +395 |
| 3 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 | Sales & Revenue | Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a portfolio of intelligent business applications encompassing CRM and ERP systems that enhance operational efficiency and customer experiences through AI, data unification, and modular solutions. | 2,016 | 10,001+ employees | $1M - $5M | |
| 4 | PlayFab | Engineering & DevOps | PlayFab is a SaaS product offering comprehensive online services for game developers. Its suite includes multiplayer services, live operations (LiveOps), and data analytics, empowering game developers to build and operate live games effectively. | 2,014 | |||
| 5 | Versium | Marketing & Growth | Versium is a data technology platform that provides tools for building and managing marketing audiences using a B2B2C identity graph. It enables the creation of targeted lists, enrichment of customer data, and distribution of audiences across digital marketing channels. | 2,012 | 11-50 employees | ||
| 6 | EmEditor | Engineering & DevOps | EmEditor is a text editor for Windows suitable for programmers and database administrators. Its text editing capabilities include multiple selection editing and document comparison, it is equipped with a CSV converter and is able to process large files up to 16 TB. | 1,999 | |||
| 7 | Microsoft Azure | Engineering & DevOps | 10,001+ employees | $1M - $5M | |||
| 8 | Microsoft Advertising | Marketing & Growth | 10,001+ employees | $1M - $5M | |||
| 9 | Office 365 | Collaboration & Productivity | 10,001+ employees |
The complete list is available as <a href="/api/export/startups/united-states/redmond.csv">CSV</a> or <a href="/api/export/startups/united-states/redmond.json">JSON</a>.
The largest SaaS company from Redmond by headcount is Microsoft Advertising (10,001+ employees).
5 of 9 have disclosed funding, topped by Peopleforce ($5M - $10M).
The newest entrant is Peopleforce (founded 2021).
The oldest is EmEditor (founded 1999); the newest, Peopleforce (2021).
| Category | Products |
|---|---|
| Engineering & DevOps | 3 |
| Collaboration & Productivity | 2 |
| Marketing & Growth | 2 |
| People Ops & Talent | 1 |
| Sales & Revenue | 1 |
Redmond's SaaS scene skews toward Engineering & DevOps — 3 of its 9 tracked companies build engineering & devops software.
Redmond accounts for 0% of the 3,476 ranked SaaS products founded in the United States.
Microsoft 365, Peopleforce and Microsoft Dynamics 365 are the most-used SaaS products founded in Redmond, based on real purchasing data from companies on Cledara. Last updated 17 August 2026, 14:36 UTC.
9 SaaS and AI products founded in Redmond are actively bought by companies tracked on Cledara. Aggregators list more registered startups; this ranking counts only products with real, current usage.
Peopleforce show the strongest rank gains among Redmond-founded products over the last 90 days.
Most lists rank Redmond 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.