Where is GitHub located?

GitHub is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.

Where does GitHub rank among its competitors?

GitHub ranks 23rd amongst 850 active competitors, of which 115 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Temporal, which secured $550M in Sep, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of GitHub?

GitHub's top competitors include Netlify, Vercel and DigitalOcean. Among them, Temporal secured the most recent funding round in September, 2026.

GitHub - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

Provider of hosting services for software projects and static websites. This platform enables users to publish content directly from version control repositories. It supports the deployment of web pages through automated workflows and provides tools for managing source code. Users can configure custom domains and integrate various development features to maintain their online presence.

Website: github.io
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Founded Year

2008

Location

San Francisco, United States

Stage

Funding Raised

Investors

Fulgur Ventures & 6 more

Ranked

23^rd among 850 active competitors

Similar Companies

Vercel & 901 more

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Top competitors of GitHub include Netlify, Vercel and DigitalOcean. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of GitHub, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Netlify 2013, San Francisco (United States), Series D	Provider of a platform for web application development and deployment	$212M	EQT, Kleiner Perkins & 21 others	85/100
2nd	Vercel 2015, Covina (United States), Series F	Provider of cloud infrastructure and developer tools for web applications	$863M	Accel, GIC & 32 others	83/100
3rd	DigitalOcean 2011, New York City (United States), Public	Provider of cloud infrastructure, virtual machines, and managed database hosting	$174M	Access Industries, Access Technology Ventures ... & 47 others	81/100
4th	Gitlab 2011, San Francisco (United States), Public	Provider of a platform for software development, security, and delivery	$435M	Khosla Ventures, Iconiq Capital & 52 others	81/100
5th	Heroku 2007, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Saas based provider of integrated platform as a service solutions	$17M	Harrison Metal, Ignition Partners & 16 others	74/100
6th	Temporal 2019, Seattle (United States), Series E	Platform offering integrated cloud application development solution	$1.2B	Wellington, Amplify Partners & 15 others	72/100
7th	OutSystems 2001, Linda A Velha (Portugal), Series F	Developer of a low-code platform with AI-powered application development capabilities	$803M	KKR, Tiger Global Management & 13 others	70/100
8th	WSO2 2005, Santa Clara (United States), Acquired	Provider of open-source platform for API management, integration, and identity	$130M	Toba Capital, Goldman Sachs Asset Management ... & 6 others	68/100
9th	Progress 1981, Bedford (United States), Public	Platform offering IDE based application development software	-	August Capital, Inventus Capital Partners ... & 9 others	66/100
10th	Cortex 2019, San Francisco (United States), Series C	Developer of an internal developer portal using AI technology	$112M	Sequoia Capital, IVP & 23 others	65/100
23rd	GitHub 2008, San Francisco (United States), Funding Raised	Provider of hosting services for software projects and static websites	-	Fulgur Ventures, Village Capital & 5 others	57/100