364 SaaS startups in the UK (free list)
Track funded SaaS companies, founders and investors across the UK startup ecosystem.
Updated daily by John-Pierre ClarkUpdated daily by John-Pierre Clark| Date | Startup | Funding | Round | Sector | Location | Connect | Website | Investor1 | Investor2 | Investor3 | Investor4 | Investor5 | Founder(s) |
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3 Jun 2026 |  OQC OQC builds superconducting quantum computers designed for data-centre envir... | £260,000,000 | |||||||||||
18 May 2026 |  Greenpixie Greenpixie is a SaaS sustainability intelligence platform that integrates w... | £4,700,000 | |||||||||||
12 May 2026 |  Envoke Envoke offers a SaaS platform that creates virtual replicas of laboratory e... | £1,600,000 | Leeds  | ||||||||||
7 May 2026 |  Quantum Motion Quantum Motion supplies silicon quantum processors built with CMOS-compatib... | £120,000,000 | |||||||||||
28 Apr 2026 |  Marloo Marloo is a software-as-a-service AI assistant for financial advisers. It a... | £7,380,000 US$10,000,000 | |||||||||||
23 Apr 2026 |  Cloudsmith Cloudsmith provides a cloud-native artifact repository that stores and mana... | £53,000,000 | Belfast | ||||||||||
7 Apr 2026 |  Fivium Fivium's eCase is a configurable SaaS case management platform for public s... | ||||||||||||
29 Jan 2026 |  Levellr Levellr is a SaaS platform that aggregates community conversation data from... | £1,800,000 | |||||||||||
27 Jan 2026 |  Flowla Flowla is a SaaS platform that converts digital sales rooms into a no-code ... | £1,800,000 | |||||||||||
13 Jan 2026 |  Trybe Trybe is an integrated management platform for spas, bathhouses and leisure... | £23,000,000 | |||||||||||
12 Jan 2026 |  AgileRL AgileRL offers an open-source platform and the managed product Arena for re... | £5,500,000 | |||||||||||
7 Jan 2026 |  iMaintain iMaintain is a SaaS platform that captures and structures maintenance knowl... | £250,000 | Gloucester | ||||||||||
17 Dec 2025 |  Workbooks Workbooks is a cloud-based SaaS platform that combines sales, marketing, cu... | £16,600,000 | |||||||||||
8 Dec 2025 |  Azoma Azoma is a SaaS platform that monitors and optimises product data for AI-dr... | £3,000,000 | |||||||||||
4 Dec 2025 |  Shop Circle Shop Circle is a platform that acquires business software and integrates AI... | £75,100,000 US$100,000,000 | |||||||||||
25 Nov 2025 |  Intelligent Core Intelligent Core provides a modular AI platform with integrated sensor hard... | £2,000,000 | |||||||||||
4 Nov 2025 |  Totalmobile Totalmobile’s Field First is field service management software that provide... | ||||||||||||
15 Oct 2025 |  CybaVerse CybaOps is an all-in-one cyber security management platform for SMEs and MS... | £5,000,000 | |||||||||||
14 Oct 2025 |  Patchworks Patchworks is an integration platform that connects retail systems such as ... | £5,000,000 | |||||||||||
23 Sept 2025 |  Duel Duel is a brand advocacy platform that records and manages advocates, creat... | £11,900,000 US$16,000,000 | |||||||||||
17 Sept 2025 |  Overmind Overmind is a predictive change intelligence platform for engineering teams... | £4,400,000 US$6,000,000 | |||||||||||
4 Sept 2025 |  Throxy Throxy scores £4.6 million in seed funding to reshape outbound sales, helpi... | £4,600,000 | |||||||||||
27 Aug 2025 |  Attio AI-native CRM pioneer Attio secures £38.6 million in funding, accelerating ... | £38,600,000 US$52,000,000 | |||||||||||
21 Aug 2025 |  Embargo Embargo secures £2.6 million to elevate hospitality tech, enhancing custome... | £2,600,000 US$3,500,000 | |||||||||||
22 Jul 2025 |  inforcer Inforcer secures £26M in Series B funding, empowering MSPs to enhance clien... | £25,900,000 | |||||||||||
21 Jul 2025 |  Xelix Xelix raises £119,240,000 to enhance AI in finance, streamlining accounts p... | £119,240,000 US$160,000,000 | |||||||||||
17 Jul 2025 |  TRIFFT Loyalty London's TRIFFT Loyalty secures £410,000 in funding to transform customer l... | £410,000 US$550,000 | |||||||||||
7 Jul 2025 |  Quorso Quorso Global secures new backing from Summit Partners, boosting its missio... | ||||||||||||
5 Jun 2025 |  OBT Live Liverpool's OBT Live secures over £2.25 million in Series A funding, ready ... | £2,250,000 | |||||||||||
4 Jun 2025 |  Skyral Skyral has secured £14,790,000 in Series A funding to reshape decision-maki... | £14,790,000 US$20,000,000 |
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Software has existed forever. I remember quite clearly buying software that came in a cardboard box. And then installing that piece of software on my computer. I could keep this software forever.
That was before. Now with the internet, you don’t often buy software that way. Actually you don’t even buy software, you rent it. And that’s where SaaS comes in.
UK SaaS startup insights
The UK SaaS ecosystem is one of the most diverse in Europe, spanning productivity tools, workflow automation, analytics, operations software and AI-enabled enterprise platforms. London, Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh host many of the most active funded SaaS companies.
SaaS in this context includes B2B software platforms across operations, finance, HR, marketing, sales enablement, analytics, automation, data management and workflow tools. Funding ranges from lightweight SaaS seed rounds to large Series A and growth investments.
Snapshot of the UK SaaS landscape
- Strong activity across workflow tools, analytics, automation and enterprise software
- Main hubs include London, Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh
- Rounds vary from seed-stage SaaS tools to major enterprise financings
- Investors include SaaS-focused VCs, generalist funds and corporate innovation teams
- Demand driven by digital transformation and AI-enhanced automation
Use this page to explore the fastest growing SaaS startups in the UK, then review individual profiles for websites, investors, sectors and recent funding rounds.
What is a SaaS startup?
A SaaS startup refers to a company that specialises in providing Software as a Service (SaaS). SaaS is a cloud computing service model where software applications are delivered over the internet on a subscription basis.
Instead of users installing and maintaining software on their local devices or servers, they access the software through a web browser.
Examples of SaaS startups include companies offering solutions for project management, customer relationship management (CRM), collaboration tools, human resources management, and more.
SaaS startups typically aim to provide innovative solutions that address specific business needs, and they often follow a subscription-based pricing model.
You can see that SaaS startups are hot right now, especially in data and AI. With increasing demand, SaaS investors are actively funding startups that offer scalable, cloud-based solutions.
If you want to launch your own SaaS startup, these are the exciting sectors to watch out for.
12 types of SaaS software
There are lots of types of SaaS startups, catering to various industries and addressing diverse business needs. Here are some common categories of SaaS startups:
1 - Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
These startups provide solutions to help businesses manage and optimise their interactions with customers, streamline sales processes, and enhance customer communication.
2 - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
ERP SaaS startups offer integrated solutions for managing various aspects of business operations, including finance, human resources, supply chain, and more.
3 - Project Management and Collaboration
Startups in this category develop tools that facilitate project planning, task management, team collaboration, and communication within organisations.
4 - Human Resources Management (HRM)
SaaS startups in HRM provide software solutions for tasks such as recruitment, employee onboarding, performance management, and workforce analytics.
5 - Accounting and Finance
These startups focus on providing cloud-based accounting and financial management tools to help businesses manage their financial processes more efficiently.
6 - Marketing Automation
SaaS startups in this category offer tools for automating marketing processes, such as email campaigns, social media management, lead generation, and analytics.
7 - E-commerce Platforms
Startups in e-commerce SaaS provide platforms that enable businesses to set up and manage online stores, process transactions, and handle inventory and order management.
8 - Communication and Collaboration Tools
This includes startups offering solutions for video conferencing, team messaging, file sharing, and other communication and collaboration needs.
9 - Customer Support and Service
SaaS startups in this space develop tools to enhance customer support and service operations, including ticketing systems, knowledge bases, and chatbots.
10 - Education Technology (EdTech)
Some startups focus on providing SaaS solutions for educational institutions, including learning management systems (LMS) and other tools to support online education.
11 - Healthcare Technology
SaaS startups in healthcare may offer solutions for electronic health records (EHR), telemedicine, practice management, and other healthcare-related services.
12 - Cybersecurity
Startups in this space provide cloud-based security solutions to protect data, networks, and applications from cyber threats.
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Frequently asked questions
SaaS startups build software products delivered through recurring subscriptions, usually to businesses or consumers. UK SaaS startups commonly operate across finance, HR, sales, marketing, data, cyber security, productivity, legal, health and industry-specific workflow software.
SaaS startups are attractive to investors because they can produce recurring revenue, strong margins and scalable software distribution. Investors usually look for customer retention, efficient acquisition, revenue growth and evidence that the product becomes embedded in customer workflows.
SaaS startups raise funding from angel investors, venture capital firms, seed funds and growth investors. Early-stage SaaS investors often focus on the founding team, market size, product usage and first revenue, while later-stage investors look more closely at metrics such as retention and growth efficiency.
Growing UK SaaS sectors include AI software, fintech infrastructure, HRtech, legaltech, martech, cyber security, data platforms, healthcare software and vertical SaaS. Vertical SaaS is especially relevant where startups build software for specific industries with clear workflow problems.
Investors look for SaaS startups with repeatable revenue, strong retention, low churn, clear positioning and a scalable go-to-market motion. Strong SaaS companies usually solve a painful recurring problem rather than offering a nice-to-have tool.