Technology

The top 50 tech companies in Australia revealed

Broede Carmody / Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Atlassian is one of the top tech companies in Australia

Atlassian is the top tech “pioneer” in Australia and New Zealand, according to a report published today by local venture capital firm H2 Ventures and lender and asset manager Investec.

The inaugural Tech Pioneers Report ranks some of Australia’s most well-known startups based on how much capital they’ve raised, along with factors such as their product and customer service.

Atlassian, which listed on the US stock exchange in December last year and is valued at around $8 billion, took out the number one spot, closely followed by New Zealand accounting software provider Xero and Melbourne-based online marketplace Envato.

Other familiar names to grace the list include Sydney-based graphic design startup Canva, which last year raised $US15 million, and mobile payments startup Invoice2Go.

Ben Heap, founding partner of H2 Ventures, said in a statement the 50 companies named in the Tech Pioneers Report will be the “drivers of the economy of the future” and are paving the way for other startup success stories.

Here are the top 50 tech companies in Australia, according to H2 Ventures:

  1. Atlassian
  2. Xero
  3. Envato
  4. Campaign Monitor
  5. Canva
  6. OFX
  7. Freelancer
  8. Vend
  9. Invoice2go
  10. WiseTech Global
  11. 3P Learning
  12. 99designs
  13. Redbubble
  14. Aconex
  15. Harmoney
  16. Shoes of Prey
  17. Siteminder
  18. Tyro
  19. Prospa
  20. SocietyOne
  21. 8i
  22. Autopilot
  23. BuildingIQ
  24. Moula
  25. Nitro
  26. Rocket Lab
  27. Ingogo
  28. Unleashed Software
  29. Vinomofo
  30. Image Brief
  31. Safety Culture
  32. Booktrack
  33. Smart Sparrow
  34. Snakk Media
  35. Catapult Sports
  36. Culture Amp
  37. OpenAgent
  38. Vigil Monitoring
  39. Expert360
  40. Airtasker
  41. Power by Proxi
  42. DesignCrowd
  43. Stockspot
  44. 90 Seconds
  45. Nano-Nouvelle
  46. Data Republic
  47. Hey You
  48. Martin Jetpack
  49. Equitise
  50. Jayride

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Broede Carmody

Broede Carmody is a former senior reporter at SmartCompany. Previously, he was a co-editor of RMIT University's student magazine Catalyst.

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  • Andyy Hope

    You left out Slack

    • Dale Fraser

      They are not in Australia

      • Andyy Hope

        They have an office in Melbourbe

        • Al

          These are all Australia founded companies.

          • Andyy Hope

            Xero is NZ

          • Al

            Good call. Should be ANZ companies.

          • Don Hesh

            Guyzzzz… These lists coming from Smart companies are 75% biased and paid lists. for an example this list is fully filled with their advertisers http://www.smartcompany.com.au/marketing/63837-australias-best-business-blogs-2016/

          • Eloise Keating

            Hi Don. This list is from a report compiled by H2 Ventures and Investec. The other list you have linked to was compiled by the SmartCompany editorial team and the none of the blogs on the list advertise with SmartCompany. Any sponsored content on SmartCompany is clearly labelled as “Sponsored Content”. Thanks, Eloise

  • Mario

    You realize New Zealand is not in Australia, right?

  • Lou Donnelly-Davey

    You missed Timely – NZ SaaS startup

  • Pooja

    How many of these are in Melbourne alone? Is there a seperate list?

  • Michael

    Has Ingogo in here but not GoCatch?

  • Feels a lot like Australia claiming Crowded House all over again.

    I reckon we can stick to Australian companies for the Top 50 Australian tech companies. I think we have enough great aussie tech companies to let NZ claim their own.

  • Travel Videos

    How many like Canva are actually outsourcing to places like the Philippines? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pIb0ALL88M