Largest SaaS Companies (2026)

Salesforce designs and develops cloud-based enterprise software for customer relationship management, covering sales-force automation, customer service, marketing automation, digital commerce, collaboration, industry solutions and its development platform. Forbes records that it was founded by Marc Benioff and Parker Harris in 1999. Its annual report for the year ended January 2026 shows revenue of US$41,525m, up 9.6%, and net income of US$7,457m, which makes it the largest company in this ranking by a wide margin: its revenue is about 75% higher than Adobe's. In November 2025 Salesforce completed its acquisition of Informatica, adding data catalogue, integration, governance, data-quality and master-data-management services to its platform.

Adobe provides digital-media and digital-marketing software through Digital Media (creative and document products such as Creative Cloud and Acrobat), Digital Experience and Publishing and Advertising segments. It is headquartered in San Jose, California. For the year ended November 2025 it reported revenue of US$23,769m, up 10.5%, and net income of US$7,130m, a margin of 30%, the second-highest net income in this list after Salesforce and, among the top ten, a margin exceeded only by Zoom's. Adobe sells its creative and document applications as subscriptions, many of which run on customers' own computers while being licensed and updated over the internet; it is included because its products are delivered and billed as cloud subscriptions. Its customers range from individual designers to large enterprises.

Intuit provides business and financial-management software through Small Business and Self-Employed (QuickBooks online services, payroll, payments and small-business financing), Consumer (TurboTax), Credit Karma and ProTax segments. It is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For the year ended July 2026 Intuit reported revenue of US$21,448m, up 13.9%, and net income of US$4,566m. It has the most recent fiscal year of the companies in the top five. Its customers are mainly consumers and small businesses rather than large enterprises, which sets it apart from Salesforce, ServiceNow and Workday. Part of its revenue comes from payments and financial services linked to its software rather than from subscriptions alone.

ServiceNow provides an end-to-end workflow-automation platform, the cloud-based Now Platform, with built-in AI and machine learning; Forbes records it was founded by Frederic B. Luddy in June 2004 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$13,278m, up 20.9%, and net income of US$1,748m. That growth rate is the highest among the five largest companies in this ranking.

Workday develops enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, including financial management, human capital management and analytics for companies, educational institutions and government agencies. Forbes records it was founded by David Duffield and Aneel Bhusri in 2005; its SEC filings give Pleasanton, California, as its address. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$9,552m, up 13.1%, and net income of US$693m. Workday is the largest company in the list that focuses on human-resources software; Paycom and Paylocity, ranked lower, serve smaller employers.

Autodesk develops design software and services including AutoCAD, Revit, Civil 3D, Fusion 360, Inventor, Maya and 3ds Max, used in architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing and media. It is headquartered in San Francisco. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$7,206m, up 17.5%, and net income of US$1,124m. Like Adobe, Autodesk sells applications that often run on customers' computers under subscription licences, alongside cloud products such as Fusion and its construction-management tools.

Atlassian sells team-collaboration and software-development tools, including Jira for work and issue tracking and Confluence for documentation, largely through cloud subscriptions. Its annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended June 2026 gives a San Francisco business address. Revenue was US$6,572m, up 26.0%, the fastest growth in the top ten, but it reported a net loss of US$54m.

Twilio develops communications software and cloud platforms, reporting Twilio Communications (messaging and voice) and Twilio Segment (customer data, Engage, Flex and email) segments. It is headquartered in San Francisco. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$5,067m, up 13.7%, and net income of US$34m. Twilio charges largely by usage, such as messages sent or minutes of calls, which places it at the edge of the SaaS category; it is included because its products are delivered entirely as cloud services.

Zoom Communications provides a communications and collaboration platform; Forbes records it was founded by Eric S. Yuan in 2011 and is headquartered in San Jose, California. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$4,869m, up 4.4%, and net income of US$1,900m, a margin of 39%, the highest in this ranking.

CrowdStrike provides cloud-delivered protection across endpoints, cloud workloads, identity and data, along with threat intelligence, managed security services and log management. Forbes records it was founded by George Kurtz, Gregg Marston and Dmitri Alperovitch on 7 November 2011; its SEC address is in Austin, Texas. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$4,812m, up 21.7%, and a net loss of US$163m. It is the largest security company in this ranking, ahead of Zscaler, Okta and Cloudflare.

Snowflake provides cloud data-warehousing software through its Data Cloud, supporting data warehousing, data lakes, data engineering, data science, application development and data sharing. Its SEC filings give a Menlo Park, California, address. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$4,684m, up 29.2%, and a net loss of US$1,332m, the largest loss in this ranking. Snowflake charges mainly according to the computing and storage customers consume, so its revenue tracks usage rather than seats.

Datadog develops a monitoring and analytics platform for developers, IT operations teams and business users, integrating infrastructure monitoring, application performance monitoring and log management. Its SEC address is in New York. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$3,427m, up 27.7%, and net income of US$108m. Datadog is the largest observability company in the list and one of the fastest-growing companies here.

Zscaler provides a cloud-based internet-security platform including the Zero Trust Exchange, Zscaler Internet Access and Zscaler Private Access; Forbes records it was founded by Jagtar Singh Chaudhry and K. Kailash in September 2007. For the year ended July 2026 it reported revenue of US$3,353m, up 25.4%, and a net loss of US$63m. Zscaler routes customers' internet and application traffic through its own cloud, replacing on-premises firewalls and VPNs.

DocuSign sells electronic-signature and agreement-management software as cloud subscriptions. Its SEC address is in San Francisco. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$3,220m, up 8.2%, and net income of US$309m. DocuSign is the best-known e-signature brand among the companies here and has been extending its product into broader agreement management.

Veeva Systems provides industry cloud solutions for pharmaceutical and other life-sciences companies, covering commercial, clinical, regulatory and quality functions. Its SEC address is in Pleasanton, California. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$3,195m, up 16.3%, and net income of US$909m, a 28% margin. It is the only company in the ranking dedicated to a single industry.

HubSpot sells cloud-based marketing, sales, customer-service and content software built on a shared CRM platform, aimed mainly at small and mid-sized businesses. Its SEC address is in Cambridge, Massachusetts. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$3,131m, up 19.2%, and net income of US$46m. HubSpot competes with Salesforce at the smaller end of the market.

Okta provides cloud-based identity and access-management software for workforce and customer identities. Its SEC address is in San Francisco. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$2,919m, up 11.8%, and net income of US$235m. Okta is one of four security companies in the top 20, with CrowdStrike, Zscaler and Cloudflare.

Dropbox provides cloud file storage, sharing and collaboration services for individuals and businesses. Its SEC address is in San Francisco. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$2,521m, 1.1% lower than in 2024, the only decline in this ranking, and net income of US$508m.

MongoDB develops a document database, offered both as software and as Atlas, a managed cloud database service. Its SEC address is in New York. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$2,464m, up 22.8%, and a net loss of US$71m. It is the only operational-database company in the ranking.

Cloudflare provides cloud-based services to secure and accelerate websites and applications, including performance, video delivery, security, developer services and domain registration. Its SEC address is in San Francisco. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$2,168m, up 29.8%, the fastest growth in this ranking, and a net loss of US$102m.

Cloudflare's services sit closer to network infrastructure than to application software, but they are sold by subscription.

Paycom Software sells cloud-based payroll and human-capital-management software to employers. Its SEC address is in Oklahoma City. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$2,052m, up 8.9%, and net income of US$453m, a 22% margin.

Paycom and Paylocity are the two payroll-focused companies in the ranking; Workday serves larger organisations.

Wix.com provides a cloud platform for building and running websites and online stores. It files annual reports on Form 20-F and its SEC address is in Tel Aviv, Israel. For 2025 it reported revenue of US$1,993m, up 13.2%, and net income of US$51m. It is the only company in the ranking headquartered outside the United States.

BILL Holdings sells cloud software that automates accounts payable, accounts receivable and spend management for small and mid-sized businesses. Its SEC address is in San Jose, California. For the year ended June 2026 it reported revenue of US$1,653m, up 13.0%, and a net loss of US$11m. Part of its revenue comes from transaction fees on payments made through its platform.

Paylocity sells cloud-based payroll and human-capital-management software to employers. Its SEC address is in Schaumburg, Illinois. For the year ended June 2026 it reported revenue of US$1,651m, up 12.2%, and net income of US$270m. Its revenue was within US$2m of BILL's.

Samsara sells a connected-operations cloud that combines sensors and cameras installed in vehicles and equipment with subscription software for fleet, safety and site management. Its SEC address is in San Francisco. For the year ended January 2026 it reported revenue of US$1,619m, up 29.6%, and a net loss of US$9m.