Where does CoreMeter AI rank among its competitors?

CoreMeter AI ranks 219th amongst 207 active competitors, of which 12 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Tantalus, which secured $157K in Feb, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of CoreMeter AI?

CoreMeter AI's top competitors include Esyasoft, Tantalus and Trilliant. Among them, Tantalus secured the most recent funding round in February, 2026.

CoreMeter AI - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Provider of a head-end system for managing smart utility meters. This platform facilitates communication with electricity, gas, and water meters that utilize standard protocols. It supports device onboarding, automated data collection, on-demand command execution, firmware updates, and alarm management. Features include fleet grouping, real-time observability, and integration capabilities via webhooks and APIs. The system offers multiple data residency options and provides white-label branding for organizations to operate their own meter management interfaces.

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Unfunded

Ranked

219^th among 253 competitors

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Top competitors of CoreMeter AI include Esyasoft, Tantalus and Trilliant. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of CoreMeter AI, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Esyasoft 2014, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Seed	Esyasoft is a global energy transition technology leader delivering intelligent infrastructure solutions that modernize electricity, water and gas networks through advanced engineering, AI, IoT, energy storage and digital technologies	$502K	Trescon, SINE & 7 others	68/100
2nd	Tantalus 1989, Raleigh (United States), Public	Communication technology provider for smart grids	$58.7M	Sanders Morris Harris Group, ARC Financial ... & 10 others	67/100
3rd	Trilliant 1997, Spearfish (United States), Series B	Provider of smart grid and smart city networking platform solutions	$171M	ABB, Hercules Capital & 8 others	57/100
4th	Sensus 1870, Raleigh (United States), Acquired	Smart water, gas, and electric solutions for utilities and municipalities	-	-	54/100
5th	Kamstrup 1946, Skanderborg (Denmark), Funding Raised	Energy and water metering solutions	-	Europa	53/100
6th	ETAP 1986, Orange (United States), Acquired	Provider of electrical system lifecycle solutions for utilities and infrastructure	-	-	50/100
7th	Kalki Communication Technologies 1998, Bengaluru (India), Early Stage	Provider of smart-grid solutions to optimize energy generation	$3.87M	http://ksidcmail.org, Global Environment Fund ... & 45 others	49/100
8th	KISTERS 1999, Roseville (United States), Unfunded	Environmental tech: data management, sensors, and software for sustainable solutions	-	-	48/100
9th	CPower 2014, Baltimore (United States), Funding Raised	AI-based platform offering energy storage solutions	-	H.I.G. Private Equity, Bessemer Venture Partners ... & 1 others	48/100
10th	Netcontrol 1991, Helsinki (Finland), Acquired	Utility communication systems and substation automation systems provider	-	-	48/100
219th	CoreMeter AI Unfunded	Provider of a head-end system for managing smart utility meters	-	-	16/100