As longtime investors in New York City, we’re thrilled to see how much the city continues to grow in terms of talent and density of enterprise software companies.
In recent years, NYC has been giving San Francisco a run for its money, surpassing the number of early-stage deals done locally, and companies are recognizing NYC’s top notch tech talent and choosing to grow here.
With many companies being founded in our own backyard (check out our NYC Enterprise Tech Index of top ranked companies by amount raised), we’re often asked: “What are the top enterprise companies growing in NYC?”
See below for 16 mid- to late-stage enterprise software companies hiring and scaling teams in NYC:
San Francisco
$60M from Greylock, IVP, Spark Capital, and others
Baseten is an AI infrastructure company that integrates ML into business operations, production, and processes
Toronto
$942.9M from Index Ventures, Tiger Global, and others
Cohere provides access to advanced LLMs and NLP tools through one easy-to-use API
San Francisco
$77M from Benchmark, Sequoia, and others
Fireworks AI provides advanced tools for developing and deploying generative AI models
New York
$206M from OpenAI Startup Fund, Sequoia, Kleiner Perkins, Google Ventures, and others
Harvey is a generative AI company building the future of professional and legal services
New York
$161.1M from Abstract Ventures, Google Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Index Ventures, and others
Hebbia is an AI platform that helps companies process, organize, and analyze data into insightse
San Francisco
$101.5M from Amplify Partners, Redpoint, Andreesen Horowitz, Sequoia, and others
Hex is a software platform for collaborative data science and analytics
San Francisco
$92.2M from Amplify Partners, ICONIQ Growth, Bain Capital Ventures, and others
Hightouch is a data platform that helps sync customer's data from the data warehouse to their CRM, marketing, and support tools
San Francisco
$74.5M from NEA, Addition, Accel, and others
Merge is one API to add hundreds of integrations to your product
San Francisco
$775M from Accel, Sequoia, Canapi Ventures, Insight Partners, and others
Middesk is an identity platform that automates business verification and underwrites decisions
Seattle
$100M from NEA, Addition, Accel, and others
MotherDuck provides data infrastructure and analytics for both small and big data.
San Francisco
$165M from Andreesen Horowitz, Redpoint, Felicis and others
Perplexity AI is an AI-chat-based conversational search engine that delivers answers to questions using language models.
San Francisco
$217.5M from Coatue, First Round Capital, Index Ventures, Founders Fund, and others
Persona is an identity platform that helps businesses verify customer identities
New York
$138M from Wing Venture Capital, Menlo Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and others
Pinecone develops a vector database that makes it easy to connect company data with generative AI models
New York
$236.5M from Lux Capital, Amplify Partners, Coatue, Felicis, Google, and others
Runway is an applied AI research company that builds the next generation of creativity tools
New York
$141M from Sequoia, and others
Retool helps developers build custom internal tools for businesses
San Francisco
$126M from Upfront Ventures, Insight Partners, ICONIC Growth, and others
Writer is a full-stack generative AI platform delivering transformative ROI for enterprises
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