Developer Tools & Platforms Rankings

Top 50 companies ranked by AI visibility and market presence

Market:$6.36B (2024)
Growth:17.47% CAGR (2025-2033)
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Silver

JetBrains

2024: 11.4M active developers (ReAU metric); 88 of Fortune Global Top 100 companies use JetBrains; 2,245 employees in 13...

1
Champion

Visual Studio Code

Most popular IDE with 70%+ developer market share...

3
Bronze

Docker Hub

$207M ARR 2024 (+25% YoY from $165M); 1M+ paid subscriber seats; 7M developers; 11B images pulled/month; 100K+ images ho...

$207M

Complete Rankings

#1
Visual Studio Code

Most popular IDE with 70%+ developer market share

#2
JetBrains

2024: 11.4M active developers (ReAU metric); 88 of Fortune Global Top 100 companies use JetBrains; 2,245 employees in 13 offices

#3
Docker Hub
💰 $207M

$207M ARR 2024 (+25% YoY from $165M); 1M+ paid subscriber seats; 7M developers; 11B images pulled/month; 100K+ images hosted; 1B+ downloads for top images; $2.1B valuation; 15x revenue multiple

#4
GitHub Copilot

20M users July 2025 (up from 15M Apr 2025); 1.3M paid subscribers (+30% QoQ); 50K+ organizations; 90% Fortune 100; 40% YoY GitHub revenue growth 2024; 55% faster coding; 81% install same day; AI code assistant leader

#5
Snyk

June 2025: Acquired Invariant Labs (AI security); Nov 2024: Acquired Probely (API security); targeting cash-flow positive in 2025; planning 2026 IPO

#6
Cypress
💰 $17.8M

October 2024: $17.8M revenue (up from $14.2M Dec 2023); December 2020: $40M Series B led by OpenView at $255M valuation; Total funding: $54.8M

#7
SonarQube
💰 $750M

$750M revenue 2025; 28,000 enterprise customers; 75% Fortune 100; 13,170 companies globally; 815 employees; acquired AutoCodeRover, Tidelift, Structure101; code quality leader

#8
Sentry

May 2024: 4M developers, 90,000 organizations in 146 countries; 790B events processed monthly; customers include Disney, Peloton, Cloudflare, Slack

#9
Cursor
💰 $200M

$200M ARR 2025 (fastest to $100M ARR); $1B+ funding; $9.9B valuation June 2025; 360K paying users; OpenAI/Midjourney/Shopify customers; AI code editor leader

#10
Replit
💰 $97M

$97M Series B 2023 ($1.2B unicorn); Browser IDE; AI coding assistance; Developer/student platform; Collaborative coding; YC

#11
Codeium
💰 $40M

Acquired by Cognition July 2025; $40M ARR; $243M funding; $2.85B valuation; 700K developers; 1,000+ enterprise customers; 100B tokens daily; AI code completion leader

#12
Gitpod
💰 $41M

$41M funding ($25M Series A General Catalyst); $3.8-4M revenue 2025; 750K developers; 913% ROI; 19% engineering capacity boost; cloud development environments leader

#13
Bitbucket

Part of Atlassian $1,433M Q1 FY2026 (+21% YoY); 25,693 companies using 2025; 2.78% SCM market share; 30% repository share (Bitrise); 300K+ Atlassian customers; Gartner Leader DevOps Platforms 2025

#14
Tabnine
💰 $67.4M

$67.4M funding ($25M Series B Nov 2023 Telstra/Atlassian); 1M+ users; 10K customers; 150 employees; Gartner Visionary 2025; Accenture/LG customers; AI code completion leader

#15
Swagger

Part of SmartBear; API Hub powered by Swagger; OpenAPI Specification steward; Leader 2024 Gartner MQ API Management; DEVIES Award 2025; Adobe/JetBlue/Microsoft customers

#16
Selenium

Open-source Apache License 2.0; millions of users; 20+ years; supports all major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge); Java/Python/C#/Ruby/JS/Kotlin bindings; test automation leader

#17
Playwright

Microsoft owned; 75K GitHub stars; 20M+ NPM downloads; 5,900+ companies; #1 loved testing framework State of JS; 235% adoption growth; browser automation leader

#18
Activepieces
💰 $1.55M

$1.55M funding Nov 2024 (ByTheTower/Forward/Fundamental/Kima/Soma); Founded 2022; Open-source (MIT); 499 integrations; AI-first automation; GPT-4/Claude support; Agents/MCP framework; Model Context Protocol; Self-hosted; YC-backed; Technical/non-technical teams; Zapier/Workato alternative; Most AI-driven automation support 2024-2025

#19
Strapi
💰 $49M

Total funding $49M (Series B June 2022 $31M led by CRV with Flex Capital, Index Ventures, angel Nat Friedman former GitHub CEO); founded 2016 in Paris; 97 employees; leading open-source headless CMS 100% JavaScript/TypeScript, fully customizable

#20
Flagsmith
💰 $1M

Fully bootstrapped; $1M+ ARR July 2024; Clients: Citi Bank, United Health Group; Raised $229K from Polychrome; 2024: Security improvements for enterprise teams; Deployment flexibility: hosted API, private cloud, on-premises

#21
Framer
💰 $100M

August 2025: $100M Series D at $2B valuation (Meritech, Atomico); $50M ARR (doubled from $25M in 2024); 500K MAU; 45K-55K paying customers; Customers: Miro, Perplexity, Scale AI, 40% of YC batch

#22
Semaphore

Silver Member of The Linux Foundation; core CI/CD platform open source under Apache 2.0 license; pricing starts $9/month with free-forever and custom plans; ROI: $41 productivity per $1 invested

#23
RapidAPI
💰 $44.9M

Acquired by Nokia November 13, 2024; $44.9M revenue Oct 2024 (up from $24M Nov 2023, $13.9M Nov 2022); 55K customers, 4M+ developers; $1B valuation March 2022; $272M total funding over 8 rounds

#24
Bruno

Late 2024: Team 9 members (from 1 Jan 2024); Pro/Ultimate editions launched; built-in Git client, file explorer; core API features moving to open source; Golden Edition updates through end 2025

#25
Speedscale
💰 $19.6M

$19.6M total funding; $9M round March 2023 led by Grotech Ventures; Investors: Sierra Ventures, Tech Square Ventures, Correlation Ventures, CreativeCo, Tom Noonan, Wally Wang, TIE Atlanta

#26
Jestor
💰 $1.7M

$458K total funding (YC, Canary Brazil, Fundacao Estudar, FundersClub, Julian Capital); $1.7M revenue 2024 (from $1.1M 2023, $869K 2021); 17 employees; Steady growth; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#27
Supabase
💰 $396.1M

$396.1M total funding; $200M Series D Apr 2025 at $2B valuation led by Accel; Investors: Coatue, Y Combinator, Craft Ventures, Felicis; $0.9B valuation Sep 2024 Series C (+122% growth)

#28
Rollbar
💰 $17.4M

Total funding $17.4M-$25.9M over 4 rounds; latest Series B $11M (March 2020) led by Runa Capital; 13 investors including Bain Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Escalate Capital Partners

#29
Insomnia

Sept 2024: Insomnia 10 released with AI Runner capabilities, semantic caching, enhanced security; 1M+ users milestone; fastest-growing platform for building, testing, debugging APIs

#30
Signadot
💰 $4M

February 2022: $4M Seed led by Redpoint Ventures; Total funding: $4.15M; Investors include Y Combinator, Adam Gross, Sebastien Pahl, John Kodumal, Jason Warner; Public beta launched

#31
Hoppscotch
💰 $3M

500,000+ developers globally; total funding $3M Seed (Dec 2021) led by OSS Capital with Automattic (WordPress.com parent); founded 2019 by Liyas Thomas, Andrew Bastin, Kochi, India

#32
BrowserStack
💰 $381.4M

2024: $381.4M revenue (up from $306.3M 2023); 50,000+ customers including Google, Microsoft, Amazon; Series B 2021: $200M led by Bond Capital at $4B valuation; Total funding: $253M

#33
Memberstack

$150K seed funding 2020 led by Gradient Ventures; Investors: Village Global, 1517 Fund, Firebase co-founder Andrew Lee; Y Combinator S20; Founded 2018 by Duncan Hamra, Tyler Bell

#34
Archbee
💰 $4.04M

$4.04M total funding; $3M seed Feb 2022 (Global Founders Capital, Credo Ventures lead, Inovo VC, YC); $2M revenue 2024; 13 employees; M&A offer Apr 2025; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#35
Buildkite
💰 $17.9M

2024 revenue $17.9M; 134 employees; total funding $47.2M; Series B $21M (Nov 2022) led by One Ventures, AirTree; Series A $28M (2020) led by OpenView, valuation $200M+ AUD

#36
Travis CI
💰 $3.8M

Acquired by Idera Jan 2019 via Cascadia Capital; 2024 revenue $3.8M; 33 employees; total funding $135K pre-acquisition; no traditional VC rounds; founded 2011, Berlin HQ

#37
FlutterFlow
💰 $30M

$30M total funding; $25.5M Series A Jan 2024 led by GV/Gradient Ventures at $170M valuation; 830K users; 12K+ apps deployed; 20M daily API requests; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#38
Svix
💰 $13M

$13M total funding; $10.4M Series A Feb 2023 led by Andreessen Horowitz (Y Combinator, Aleph); Billions of webhooks sent; Fortune 500 and startups; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#39
Spline
💰 $32M

$32M total funding; $16M Series A Jun 2024 (Third Point Ventures); $15M seed Jul 2023; $55M valuation Jul 2023; Android support added Aug 2024; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#40
MagicBell
💰 $4.5M

$4.5M total funding; $1.9M seed (BlueLotus, Brighter, Cherry, Connect Ventures); $1.2M revenue 2024; 8 employees; Multi-channel infrastructure; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#41
Wasp
💰 $5.2M

$5.2M total funding; $3.7M late 2024 (HV Capital, Fifth Quarter, Big Bets, Metis); $1.5M seed 2021; Full-stack framework for React/Node/Prisma; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#42
Paw

Acquired by RapidAPI in 2021 (terms undisclosed); bootstrapped to $50K MRR over 11 years; founder sold after experiencing burnout; now operates as RapidAPI for Mac

#43
Clerk
💰 $50M

June 2025: $50M Series C; January 2024: $30M Series B led by CRV + Stripe, a16z, Madrona; Total funding: $130M; 1,300+ paying customers; 16M users under management

#44
hotglue
💰 $4M

$4M seed Nov 2024 (8VC lead, YC, Correlation Ventures, Wayfinder, TDF); 65+ clients; Publicly traded customer; US/Europe/India/South America; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#45
Superwall
💰 $6.13M

$6.13M total funding (Acurio Ventures, Adjacent, FJ Labs, RevenueCat, Shrug Capital); $3.6M ARR 2024; 12-person team; 4K+ custom paywalls; YC W21 (Winter 2021)

#46
ToDesktop
💰 $5M

June 2024: $5M annual revenue with only 2 employees; Remarkably capital-efficient business model; $150K total funding from Y Combinator and Frontline Ventures

#47
Bugsnag
💰 $2.2M

Acquired by SmartBear Software May 2021; 2021 revenue $2.2M (from $1.4M 2017); 6,000+ customers; total funding $17.5M-$17.6M over 3 rounds (first Sept 2013)

#48
Jet Admin
💰 $1.1M

$1.1M revenue 2024 (up from $558.8K in 2023, $408.5K in 2021); $125-150K funding from Y Combinator; 8-person team; Founded 2018; Y Combinator W20 batch

#49
QuestDB
💰 $12M

$14.4-18M total funding; $12M Series A Nov 3, 2021; Investors: Intel Ignite, Approx.vc, New Forge, 468 Capital; 15,000+ GitHub stars; Y Combinator W20

#50
Jitsu

$2-2.15M seed funding Dec 2, 2020; Led by Costanoa Ventures; Investors: AltaIR Capital, Four Cities Capital, SignalFire, The House Fund, Y Combinator

About Developer Tools & Platforms

Developer tools and platforms encompass the software, services, and infrastructure that enable programmers to create applications, websites, and digital products. This category includes integrated development environments (IDEs), code editors, version control systems, CI/CD pipelines, testing frameworks, API platforms, and cloud development environments that form the foundation of modern software engineering. The sector is experiencing rapid evolution through cloud-native development, low-code/no-code platforms, AI-assisted coding, microservices architectures, and DevOps automation. GitHub Copilot and similar AI coding assistants are transforming how developers write code, while containerization, Kubernetes, and serverless computing are reshaping application deployment. The rise of platform engineering and developer experience (DevEx) focus reflects the industry's maturation and emphasis on productivity. For developer tool companies, visibility in AI-generated responses is particularly strategic since developers frequently consult AI assistants for coding help, tool recommendations, best practices, and troubleshooting guidance. Being featured prominently in technical AI responses directly influences tool adoption, community growth, and market position in the competitive developer tooling ecosystem.

Key Industry Trends

  • AI-assisted coding and development tools
  • Cloud-native development and deployment
  • Low-code/no-code platform adoption
  • Platform engineering and DevEx optimization

Market Overview

The global software development tools market was valued at $6.36 billion in 2024, projected to reach $27.07 billion by 2033 at 17.47% CAGR. The DevOps platform market specifically reached $11.85 billion in 2024, growing at 20.7% CAGR. Over 82% of software development teams now incorporate DevOps principles, up from 67% in 2021. Cloud-native development dominates with 62% of enterprises integrating DevOps tools. North America leads with 38% market share, while Asia-Pacific grows at 29% driven by SME adoption. Organizations using DevOps report 46% faster deployment cycles and 39% fewer production failures.