Denver and Boulder often receive recognition as Colorado's hubs for startups and tech companies, but cities lesser-known for tech influence like Colorado Springs and Fort Collins are making a name for themselves. There's a mixture of companies young and old, big and small in Colorado Springs, making it an up-and-coming hot bed in the community. To get to know the scene a little better, we rounded the tech companies operating out of the Springs.
Top Companies in Colorado Springs
- BombBomb
- Formstack
- Altia
- Bold Technologies
- BurstIQ
- WOW!
- Tek Experts
Industry: Software
BombBomb creates number-boosting content solutions for sales teams. The platform uses video messaging to make sales professionals stand out in a prospect’s inbox. Beyond video messaging, BombBomb provides tracking, canned responses, scheduling and reminders to optimize each user’s sales potential.
Industry: Software
As its name suggests, Church Community Builder delivers church management software that helps churches not only keep day-to-day operations running smoothly but also engage with members and create a digital community where its people can connect online.
Industry: Software
Formstack enables users to create simple online forms for numerous external and internal business needs. Whether an HR department has to collect contact information or an events team requires guest registration forms, the platform makes it easy to integrate interdepartmental needs.
Industry: Software
Altia provides a platform for creating amazing graphical user interfaces without the need for high-end hardware. The software is used largely in the automotive and medical industries, but products ranging from exercise equipment to home appliances also utilize Altia’s software.
Industry: Software
Bold Technologies provides alarm monitoring and physical security information management software. Founded in 1981, Bold is a leader in the industry, ensuring companies stay ahead of advances in critical security technologies.
Industry: HealthTech, Big Data
BurstIQ’s technology spans multiple industries, but it's specifically introducing new possibilities to the health field. The data within healthcare is difficult to utilize because it is split and largely inaccessible across multiple systems. With the help of Burst's platform, data is aggregated and managed while staying within security and HIPAA compliances.
Industry: Software, Sports
Fusesport is a comprehensive management platform for a range of sporting events. From registration and participant portals to competition results and analytics, fusesport takes care of all management needs for races, multi-sport events and sport associations.
Industry: HealthTech
PeakMed is a monthly medical membership without co-pays, deductibles or pre-care consultations. Their system enables patients to see a doctor the same day and provides 24/7 phone access at any of their health centers.
Industry: Angel/VC Firm
PV Ventures is a venture capitalist firm investing in seed-stage tech companies. PV has invested in multiple companies in Colorado Springs including Altia, BurstIQ, fusesport and X-IO.
Industry: Technology
WOW! is one of the nation's largest internet, cable and phone providers for residences and businesses. Headquartered in Englewood, WOW! has call centers nationally — and Colorado Springs is no exception.
Industry: Software
Tek Experts isn’t just a snappy name — it’s who they are. The Colorado Springs-based IT and business services firm supports businesses in their efforts to better serve their customers by offering services like software development and support, customer success management and sales support — all from a team of proven technology experts.
Industry: Sports
SRAM builds and distributes bicycle components under well-known brands like Truvativ and RockShox. Its products include chains, cranksets, power meters and brakes. The company was founded by cyclists with a goal to provide an alternative to high carbon-use sedentary lifestyles and to improve health, reduce transportation costs, ease traffic congestion and improve the environment.
Industry: Aerospace
Maxar Technologies’ advanced Earth observation satellites capture high-resolution imagery, and the company maintains an archive that covers more than two decades of imagery so customers can visualize change over time. The U.S. government applies Maxar’s intelligence solutions to support national security and defense operations. The products and services also have uses for commercial industries like energy and logistics.
Industry: Defense
Caliola Engineering is a small, woman-owned business headquartered in Colorado Springs. It serves as a DoD contractor that solves mission-critical problems for its customers in the U.S. government. The company aims to have a team of 450 employees by 2034.
