The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Burlington, Massachusetts. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:

1. Revenue potential
2. Leadership team
3. Brand/product traction
4. Competitive landscape

Additionally, all companies must be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.

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1. Aqua Security

Founded: 2015

“Aqua Security is the largest pure-play cloud native security company, providing customers the freedom to innovate and run their businesses with minimal friction. The Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform provides prevention, detection, and response automation across the entire application lifecycle to secure the build, secure cloud infrastructure and secure running workloads wherever they are deployed.”

2. CoreMap

Founded: 2016

“CoreMap exists to improve patient outcomes by delivering advanced diagnostic technology to electrophysiologists and patients. Our technologies will allow for patient specific treatments, because when treating the 33 million people with atrial fibrillation, ‘one size does not fit all.’

We’re hiring talented individuals in all departments. For more information about current job openings, reach out to [email protected].”

3. Regent

Founded: 2020

“REGENT is building the seaglider: the first electric flying machine that will transport commercial passengers. By staying within a wingspan of the water, we unlock the ability to fly twice as far as an electric aircraft, and certification by maritime authorities which will let us fly first passengers by 2025. Airlines and ferry companies are getting in line to buy seagliders because they’re half as expensive as short-haul aircraft, and six times faster than ferries. For more information, visit us at www.regentcraft.com!”

4. Privafy

Founded: 2019

“We are redefining how to protect Data-in-Motion.

Data-in-motion has rapidly become the most vulnerable part of every organization’s information and communication architecture. As organizations embrace the openness of the Internet and move data and applications to the cloud, traditional network security technologies and systems are no longer effective in protecting data as it moves between cloud workloads and applications.

The Internet is now the new network – affording businesses and employees to easily connect with customers, partners, and each other from any location. But as data traverses between locations – it’s increasingly at risk from a multitude of vectors and threat actors.”

5. Viken Detection

Founded: 2013

“Viken Detection (formerly known as Heuresis Inc.) provides enabling security imaging and material identification solutions that help law enforcement and safety inspection professionals keep the public safe from drug trafficking, terrorism and other hazardous threats. The company’s innovative handheld products, the HBI-120 (handled imager) and Pb200i (lead-paint analyzer), are the recognized leaders in their markets. Viken Detection is headquartered just west of Boston, Massachusetts.”

6. Sotero

Founded: 2017

“Sotero is the global innovator and leader in next-generation data security. Sotero’s data security platform secures your data by encrypting data at rest, in motion, and in-use with virtually no latency or impact on user experience. Securing data “in-use” enables our customers to innovate and gain the competitive advantage.”

7. PureStake

Founded: 2019

“The PureStake founding team has been building infrastructure and networks for 20 years. Our core values include putting the security and reliability of our services first (which means that features, sometimes have to come second). We are a team of serial entrepreneurs that have led multiple successful technology startups in the SaaS and cloud markets. We believe that crypto networks will have a similar disruptive effect in finance to what the internet had on media and retail. There is a huge opportunity to provide blockchain Infrastructure-as-a-Service to help support this coming disruption. You can read more about why we started the company here: https://medium.com/purestake/why-we-started-purestake-f96f733dd1d8.”

8. ZSuite Technologies

Founded: 2019

“ZSuite Technologies’​ mission is to provide financial institutions with innovative technology that solves real problems for specific industry verticals to grow their businesses.

The foundation of our company began in 2015 when Leader Bank, a community bank based out of Arlington, MA created a product innovation division within the institution. After several successful product launches, Leader Bank and the product innovation division realized that to have the greatest impact on the industry, they had to establish a company that was completely independent.

In the summer of 2019, ZSuite Technologies was founded. The product innovation division from Leader Bank combined forces with seasoned FinTech executives to start the journey of helping financial institutions reach uncommon success by having technology products tailor-made for specific industry verticals.”

9. HomeBinder

Founded: 2012

“HomeBinder improves home value through a centralized management platform provided exclusively by authorized professionals, improving client relationships, and increasing referrals while reducing challenging homeownership for all. Unlike traditional leave-behinds like business cards and refrigerator magnets, HomeBinder maintains a centralized digital connection provided exclusively by the businesses serving residential homeowners.”

10. Mobile Pixels

Founded: 2016

“Mobile Pixels was founded in 2016 to reinvent productivity.

Jack felt the need for a secondary monitor while working at a co-working space and decided to build a laptop monitor from a broken laptop. That is how our first product Mobile Pixels DUEX was born.

We combined the best technology in the market to create a lightweight portable monitor that increases your productivity and makes working efficient.”