Where is LeapDB located?

LeapDB is headquartered in Johnstown, United States.

Is LeapDB a funded company?

LeapDB is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does LeapDB rank among its competitors?

LeapDB ranks 8th amongst 8 active competitors, of which 2 are funded. It stands 8th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Serenedb, which secured $2.1M in Dec, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of LeapDB?

LeapDB's top competitors include Vertica, Serenedb and MonetDB Solutions. Among them, Serenedb secured the most recent funding round in December, 2025.

LeapDB - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Column store based database platform. It provides materialized views and column storage options for mysql database systems. The column storage engine helps users to manage analysis of datasets.

Website: www.leapdb.com
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Founded Year

2020

Location

Johnstown, United States

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

8^th among 8 active competitors

Similar Companies

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Top competitors of LeapDB include Vertica, Serenedb and MonetDB Solutions. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of LeapDB, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Vertica 2005, Billerica (United States), Acquired	Global leader in Information Management solutions, empowering businesses with AI	$16.5M	Kepha Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners ... & 3 others	53/100
2nd	Serenedb 2025, Berlin (Germany), Seed	Developer of a real-time search analytics database with Postgres compatibility	$2.1M	HTGF, Entourage	37/100
3rd	MonetDB Solutions 2013, Amsterdam (Netherlands), Seed	Open source column store RDBMS	-	ServiceNow, Europa	31/100
4th	MonetDB 1993, Amsterdam (Netherlands), Unfunded	Array database for storing any dimensional data	-	-	24/100
5th	Valentina DB 1998, Beaverton (United States), Unfunded	Relational DBMS	-	-	19/100
6th	EventQL 2015, Berlin (Germany), Unfunded	Open-source SQL database for large-scale event collection and analytics	-	-	16/100
7th	HyperXtreme 2004, London (United Kingdom), Unfunded	Open Source Relational Database	-	-	16/100
8th	LeapDB 2020, Johnstown (United States), Unfunded	Column store based database platform	-	-	16/100
9th	Sadas Engine 2016, San Francisco (United States), Deadpooled	Columnar database for storing Big Data	-	-	15/100