Omaha, Nebraska in the US has become a regional hub for technology and innovation in different industries. The city hosts several companies' headquarters that specialize in software, AI, cybersecurity, data centers and construction technology.
| Company | Industry | Founded | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buildertrend | Construction Software (SaaS) | 2006 | Buildertrend offers cloud-based tools to help builders and remodelers manage projects, budgets, and client communications. Headquartered in Omaha, it operates internationally and is frequently recognized in construction‑tech rankings. [1] [2] |
| Flywheel | Managed WordPress Hosting | 2012 | Flywheel provides managed WordPress hosting tailored for designers, agencies, and developers. Acquired by WP Engine in 2019, Flywheel remains headquartered in Omaha. [3] |
| Infofree | Sales/Marketing SaaS (CRM) | 2011 | Infofree.com offers subscription-based lead generation, CRM tools, and email lists through an online platform. Founded by Vinod Gupta, it is based and has its headquarters in Omaha.[ citation needed ] |
| Secur‑Serv | Managed IT & Cybersecurity | 2022 | Secur‑Serv is an Omaha-headquartered managed service provider offering IT infrastructure, print/cybersecurity solutions, and cloud services. It operates a nationwide client base from Omaha offices. [4] |
| Div‑idy | Artificial Intelligence / Web Tools | 2023 | Div‑idy builds AI-powered web creation tools that help users generate websites, web apps, and interactive content—all from its Omaha headquarters. It emphasizes accessibility and automation in web development. [5] |
| Bot Image, Inc. | AI medical imaging software | 2018 | Bot Image is an Omaha-based AI company specializing in prostate cancer detection through MRI analysis. Its flagship product, ProstatID™, received FDA clearance in 2022 for automated AI-based detection and lesion classification. The company partners with imaging technology firms like Koelis and continues to expand into broader diagnostic tools. [6] |