Gurugram’s SaaS base spans HR tech, CRM, fintech, logistics and enterprise productivity
Delhi NCR raised $2.2 Bn across 224 deals in 2025 to rank as India’s second most funded hub, with 41 unicorns
The region drew $2 Bn across 428 SaaS deals between 2014 and H1 2024, a top-three SaaS funding centre
Indian SaaS is projected to grow from about $14 Bn to over $70 Bn by 2030
Gurugram is a strong SaaS hub, with 19 SaaS startups tracked by Datalabs building for global markets. The cohort spans HR tech, CRM, fintech, logistics and enterprise productivity, from HR and payroll platform PeopleStrong to customer-communications and workflow tools. The base is underpinned by talent and infrastructure: the city concentrates skilled product, engineering and operations professionals, and its proximity to Delhi’s corporates and venture capital gives SaaS founders early access to both customers and funding, backed by supportive Haryana policy initiatives.
Delhi NCR raised $2.2 Bn across 224 deals in 2025 to rank as India’s second most funded startup hub, and it now counts 41 unicorns. On the software side specifically, the region drew $2 Bn across 428 SaaS deals between 2014 and the first half of 2024, placing it among the country’s top three SaaS funding centres.
That local activity sits inside a fast-widening national market. Indian SaaS is projected to grow from about $14 Bn today to over $70 Bn by 2030, with horizontal SaaS alone expected to climb from $9 Bn to $44 Bn, giving Gurugram founders a large and growing demand pool to sell into. The companies below are ranked by total capital raised.
