Where is Opteryx located?

Opteryx is headquartered in Cheshire, United Kingdom.

Where does Opteryx rank among its competitors?

Opteryx ranks 21st amongst 21 active competitors, of which 6 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was LeanXcale, which secured an undisclosed amount in Jan, 2024.

Who are the top competitors of Opteryx?

Opteryx's top competitors include SingleStore, Cockroach Labs and NuoDB. Among them, LeanXcale secured the most recent funding round in January, 2024.

Opteryx - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Python-based SQL query engine to accelerate insights across diverse data sources. It offers a unified SQL interface to unlock insights across diverse data sources, including blob stores and databases. Users can also execute complex queries and gain valuable insights from the data.

Website: opteryx.dev
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Founded Year

2022

Location

Cheshire, United Kingdom

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

21^st among 21 active competitors

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Opteryx has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Opteryx is Justin Joyce.

Here are the details of Opteryx's key team members:

Justin Joyce: Founder & Owner of Opteryx.

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Top competitors of Opteryx include SingleStore, Cockroach Labs and NuoDB. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Opteryx, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	SingleStore 2011, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Provider of cloud based relational database for enterprises	$558M	Goldman Sachs, Insight Partners & 36 others	74/100
2nd	Cockroach Labs 2015, New York City (United States), Series F	Developer of a distributed SQL database designed for mission-critical applications	$633M	Altimeter Capital, Benchmark & 20 others	65/100
3rd	NuoDB 2010, Cambridge (United States), Acquired	Distributed SQL database enabling scalable, resilient, and fast application deployment	$88.1M	Longworth Venture Partners, HWVP & 4 others	56/100
4th	PingCAP 2015, Sunnyvale (United States), Series D	Cloud-based platform offering distributed NewSQL databases	$342M	5Y Capital, Sequoia Capital China & 24 others	52/100
5th	ScaleBase 2010, Newton (United States), Acquired	AI-powered platform optimizing subscription businesses' revenue processes, from quote to cash	$10.5M	Bain Capital Ventures, Ascent Venture Partners ... & 1 others	51/100
6th	Clustrix 2006, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Open-source database solutions for enterprise scalability, cloud, and modern applications	$75M	Sequoia Capital, ATA Ventures & 7 others	45/100
7th	SequoiaDB 2012, Shenzhen (China), Series D	Open source, document-oriented NewSQL Database	$20M	CICC Capital, DCM Ventures & 3 others	40/100
8th	Starcounter 2006, Stockholm (Sweden), Public	In-memory NewSQL database with integrated application server	$1.8M	Industrifonden, EIC Fund & 1 others	32/100
9th	LeanXcale 2015, Madrid (Spain), Seed	Scalable full ACID full SQL database	-	CDTI, Europa & 3 others	32/100
10th	Tokutek 2006, Lexington (United States), Acqui-Hired	Improved Storage Engine for MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB	$5.8M	OSTI, National Science Foundation	31/100
21st	Opteryx 2022, Cheshire (United Kingdom), Unfunded	Python-based SQL query engine to accelerate insights across diverse data sources	-	-	24/100